The tender for the establishment of the Achziv vacation village is getting underway: The Mateh Asher Regional Council, the Mateh Asher Economic Corporation, and the Liman Cooperative Agricultural Association are publishing a tender for the establishment and operation of a new hospitality complex on the Western Galilee coastline. The project, spanning approximately 3 hectares (7.4 acres) near the sea, is expected to include some 80 high-standard guest rooms in its first phase, with the possibility of expanding the scope of construction and the number of rooms according to demand.
The vacation village is being established within the framework of Plan G/8049, and is defined as one of Mateh Asher's key tourism projects. The tender is intended for developers who will propose a plan for the establishment and operation of the complex, and they will be given the option to request an increase in building rights, subject to the required planning procedures and approvals.
The aspiration to attract Israelis and tourists alike
The location is one of the project's central assets: The complex is situated adjacent to the Achziv National Park, the national park beach, Mosh's Beach, and Betzet Beach, as well as the Rosh Hanikra National Park and the grottoes site. Also located in the area are the Kziv Stream and a wealth of nature, heritage, and recreation sites that have made the Western Galilee one of the most sought-after travel areas in Israel.
The goal is to create a tourism product that will attract not only Israeli vacationers, but also tourists from abroad, operating year-round. The combination of beaches, the Galilean landscape, and nature and heritage sites could turn the vacation village into a significant tourist hub and provide a boost to the local economy.
However, this is the stage of launching a tender rather than the establishment of a hotel that has already gotten underway. The identity of the developer, the construction timetables, and the scope of investment in the project will become clear later on.