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There is no public bus service to Caesarea itself.
The nearest town to Caesarea is Or-Akiva. Bus # 921 goes fron the central bus station in Tel-Aviv to Or-Akiva (60 km, 96 minute bus ride, NIS 24.5 only).
From Or-Akiva you would need to take a taxi to Caesarea National Archealological Park. The price is about NIS 30 one way.
Written Mar 4, 2011
This is an easy and delightful day trip from Jerusalem Central Bus Station. Bus Number 947 leaving at 8:30am arrives at 10:30am for 66 NIS return trip. Get off at Or Akiva at Highway 2, walk back to cross the tunnel under the highway. Follow the signs to Caesarea - walk straight to toward the Mediterranean Coast toward the old Port City.
Use the Egged website for up-to-date schedules and fares. The english website has a Plan-A-Trip feature to help choose bus times.
Written Nov 23, 2009
Website: www.egged.co.il
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The best choice to get to Caesarea is by car. there are busses that arrives to this area but it doesnt get inside the neighborhoods and tourists area.
(dont worry about the Locals there... this is the most expensive neighborhood or area in Israel... whoever lives there doesnt need a bus... )
Updated Aug 29, 2003
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This place is not very big place and you can't enter with your car so you have to walk.
Written Jun 1, 2005
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Ancient Caesarea located on a road called Kvish Ha'chof (coastal road) , near the city of Caesarea.
From Tel Aviv to Haifa , after you pass Natanya and Hadera.
Written Jun 1, 2005
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Ancient Caesarea located on a road called Kvish Ha'chof (coastal road) , near the city of Caesarea.From Tel Aviv to Haifa , after you pass Natanya and Hadera.
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Q: Is it easy and cheap to travel by public transport to Caesarea Maritima (Old Caesarea) from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv?
A: There is no really easy way to get to Caesarea by public transportation. There are options that come close, but not to the park. You can take the train from Tel Aviv to...
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esarea has a really fascinating history and it’s a place where anyone could find something to do to his liking. You can spend hours walking among the ruins of the ancient city, or enjoy great...
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Caesarea, a small port city on the Mediterranean coast, was rebuilt by King Herod, who renamed it Caesarea in honor of the Roman emperor. In 6 A.D., Caesarea became the capital of the Roman province...
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