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Almost all of the Sharon, as well as the cities south of Tel Aviv, have publicly accessible beaches. The swimming season is usually between June and September, and lifeguards are only available during this season.
Besides the beach, the Tel Dor National Park can be found here with the antique Dor mentioned in the Bible. Has camping options in summer.
A camp along the coast where British authorities held illegal Jewish immigrants in the 1940s, now a museum.
Hamizgaga
This building served as a glass workshop ("mizgaga") when it was built in 1891. It has since been converted into a museum with exhibits related to glassmaking, local archaeological finds from Tel Dor, and more. Close by are the Nahsholim beach with its unusual tidepools and Tel Dor, both worth visiting.
Crocodilopolis
Named for the crocodiles that in the past inhabited the nearby Kebara swamps. The remains are still visible today. It is inhabited nowadays by many different birds.
A Lego museum with some displays related to Israel's history. Good for kids.
Park HaTractorim
Full of toy construction vehicles of various type for little kids to ride and enjoy.