Herzliya Marina

Israel's largest yacht harbour: 680 berths, a port of entry, 14 km north of Tel Aviv.

Sailing yachts moored along a stone quay
Berths
680
Max length
35 m
Max draft
3.8 m
Port of entry
Yes
VHF
11, 16
Airport
TLV · ~25 min

Herzliya Marina lies on the Mediterranean about 14 km north of Tel Aviv. With 680 berths in three basins, it is Israel’s largest yacht harbour and its main base for visiting yachts. Border police and customs work on site, so foreign yachts can clear in here.

Arena Mall sits right next to the marina, with a supermarket, restaurants and cafés, and the Ritz-Carlton, Herods and Dan Accadia hotels are close by. The 1 km main breakwater doubles as a public promenade at sunset. The boatyard handles most repairs, and there is fuel, water, electricity and chandlery.

Most of Israel’s charter fleet is based here: skippered sailing yachts and catamarans for two-hour trips, sunset cruises and full days along the coast, plus longer passages to Cyprus.

Facilities

  • Fuel
  • Water
  • Shore power
  • Wi-Fi
  • Showers
  • Laundry
  • Travel lift
  • Crane
  • Repairs / yard
  • Chandlery
  • Restaurants
  • Parking
  • 24 h security
  • Customs & border police

On the map

Marina office

For berths call the marina directly. For a boat, a day trip or a flotilla from here, send us a request.

We are still checking some of these facts with the marina. Confirm berths and depths before you sail in.

Request a boat