A Visit To The Nahariya Boardwalk In The Winter!

Now that my 14 year old son is in sleep-away yeshiva high school in Nahariya he only comes home every other shabbat, which means that every other week we go to visit him. And I have to say I am certainly not complaining as it forces us to visit the Mediterranean Sea, and the drive across the North of the country heading west is indeed quite lovely. Yes it is true it is an hour there and an hour back, but staying connected with our son is of the utmost importance, and at times I feel so very fortunate that his yeshiva is located just ten minutes or so from my favorite stretch of Israeli Mediterranean coastline!

A few weeks ago we decided to check out the boardwalk in the center of Nahariya, a very lively place in the summer, and a very quiet place in the winter! I have to say, I always appreciate beaches much more when they are devoid of crowds, so just enjoying the stretches of sand and the hues of blue in the ocean was truly a treat. Wont you join me?

Not sure what this wooden structure is, maybe a cage to hold beach chairs? I do think the choice of color, likely unplanned is quite interesting, and it does prove that brights can fit into a beachy decorating scheme!