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HFA → SDV
Which side of the plane to sit from Haifa International Airport (Haifa) to Sde Dov Airport (Tel-aviv)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers spectacular, unobstructed views of the Mediterranean coastline, including the historic ruins of Caesarea and the pristine shoreline stretching toward Tel Aviv.
Haifa Port
Aerial perspective of Israel's largest container port and the massive cargo ships in the bay.
Caesarea National Park
A clear view of the ancient Roman amphitheater and the submerged Herodian harbor.
Mediterranean Shoreline
The transition from deep blue waters to white surf crashing against rocky inlets and sandy beaches.
Herzliya Pituach
Views of the luxury villas, high-tech district, and the bustling marina just before landing.
The right side is unbeatable for late afternoon flights as the sun begins to set over the Mediterranean. Keep your camera ready about 10 minutes after takeoff to capture the circular Roman theater at Caesarea.
Mount Carmel Ridge
Dramatic views of the pine-covered mountain range that defines the Haifa landscape.
Netanya Skyline
A close-up look at the modern high-rise residential towers lining the coastal cliffs.
Sharon Plain
The fertile agricultural heartland of Israel featuring citrus groves and greenhouses.
Sit on the left during morning flights to see Mount Carmel illuminated by the sunrise. This side is better for spotting the urban sprawl of the Sharon region and the densely populated center of the country.
Distance: 81 km (50 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 8 min
Departure: HFA (32.809398651123054, 35.04309844970703)
Arrival: SDV (32.114700317382805, 34.78219985961914)
Route Type: Domestic
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