Old port of Akko
Old Akko, 8510 Acre, Galilee, Israel
Description:
Old port of Acre. It is quite interesting to plunge into the history of sea navigation and travel, which are unthinkable without a haven for ships and boats.
The history of the city of Acre begins with the formation of the port. After all, it was so necessary to have a point of contact between sea and land, especially for the trade relations of the country.
From the port to the city there is a landscaped embankment. On it you can walk to the ancient lighthouse, which served as a landmark for seafarers adhering to the shore.
You can get here on foot from the parking lot along the road on the eastern walls, reaching the southern part of the old town of Acre.
Nearby there are attractive restaurants that will offer freshly caught fish on the menu.
Walking along the coast will give invigorating sensations and unforgettable memories.
If desired, you can ride on the boat, familiarizing yourself with the schedule of routes.
The promenade is especially good in the evening, when city lights are lit, and beacons on boats, boats and ships mysteriously blink among the water surface.