Tel Aviv → Jerusalem · about 52 km · about 50 min · fixed price €140 per vehicle.
Price calculated. Change the date or destination if you like.
Jerusalem from Tel Aviv Airport (TLV) by private transfer: €140 per car (1–3 people) or €200 per van (4–8), fixed per vehicle and identical to the checkout price. On the road it is 52 km via 443 and 50, roughly 50 min when traffic is light and 50–65 min when it is not.
Meeting point: The driver waits in the public Arrivals Hall of Terminal 3, after passport control, baggage reclaim and customs, holding a sign with your name. If your flight lands at Terminal 1, the meeting point is the welcomers hall of Terminal 1. Flight tracking is included, the first hour after landing is free waiting time, and the driver carries your bags to the car.
Jerusalem lies about 50 km east of the airport, in the Judean hills. The road route follows Highway 1, which runs east past Latrun and then climbs through the wooded valley of Sha'ar HaGai, gaining several hundred metres in height. After the Harel interchange near Mevaseret Zion the road enters the city at its western entrance, near the Chords Bridge and the Central Bus Station, and continues through the city centre. The climb and the city entrance are slow at rush hour and before Shabbat on Friday afternoons.
Zion Square, where Jaffa Road meets the Ben Yehuda pedestrian street, marks the modern centre of Jerusalem. The central part of Jaffa Road is served by the light rail and closed to private cars, so drivers stop on the side streets. The Mahane Yehuda market lies about 1 km to the north-west, and the Mamilla avenue leads down to the Jaffa Gate of the Old City, about 1 km to the south-east. Inside the Old City walls most lanes are pedestrian, so visitors staying there are dropped off at a gate. Many hotels stand along King David Street and around the city centre.
Public transport instead: Israel Railways train from Ben Gurion Airport station (Terminal 3) to Jerusalem - Yitzhak Navon station — about 25 min, timetable published by Israel Railways; service stops about an hour before Shabbat and resumes about an hour after it ends. Afikim bus 485 from Terminal 3, Level 2, Exit 21 to Jerusalem, see Afikim timetable.
Sources (checked 27 Oct 2026): iaa.gov.il; road distance and driving time: OSRM / OpenStreetMap.
Price per vehicle, not per person. Luggage and child seats in the booking.
No asterisks, no surcharges on arrival.
Same rules, same fixed price.
No queues, no language barrier — just a relaxed ride at a fixed price from the moment you land.
Pick your destination, date and number of passengers, then pay securely online by card. The confirmation arrives by email right after payment.
Your driver waits at the TLV arrivals exit holding a sign with your name. He helps with the luggage and speaks fluent English. We pick up at both airports — Tel Aviv Ben Gurion (TLV) and Haifa (HFA); each airport has its own fixed prices. We drive to any address in Tel Aviv, to Old Jaffa, Herzliya and Netanya, to Jerusalem, Caesarea, Haifa and Acre, to Nazareth and Tiberias, and via Arad to Ein Bokek on the Dead Sea. Other destinations, such as Eilat, on request.
A clean, comfortable car, checked before every ride. Bottled water, Wi-Fi and child seats on request. You pay online in advance by card.
Every driver is hand-picked and speaks fluent English.
Exactly what every transfer includes — no asterisks, no hidden extras.
Four small things that matter a lot after a long flight.
The price shown when you book is the final price. No surcharges for traffic and no surprises on arrival.
We track your flight live and move the pickup if it is delayed. The first 60 minutes after landing are free.
Your driver waits inside the terminal holding a sign with your name — no hunting for your phone in the rain at 11 pm. He helps with the bags.
A real person on WhatsApp, around the clock. Change of time, lost luggage? Sorted in minutes.
About 52 km via 443 and 50: 50 min with clear roads, 50–65 min in heavy traffic. The price stays €140 per car either way.
The driver waits in the public Arrivals Hall of Terminal 3, after passport control, baggage reclaim and customs, holding a sign with your name. If your flight lands at Terminal 1, the meeting point is the welcomers hall of Terminal 1.
Yes. Israel Railways runs trains from the airport station beneath Terminal 3 to Jerusalem - Yitzhak Navon station on Shazar Street; the ride takes about 25 minutes. The trains stop before Shabbat and resume after it ends.
Mostly not. The lanes inside the walls are largely pedestrian, so the car stops at one of the gates, such as the Jaffa Gate, and the last part is on foot.
No — that is the price for the whole car for up to 3 people. For 4–8 people the van costs €200, also per vehicle.
No. The price shown when you book is the final price — no surcharges for traffic, airport fees or luggage.
Yes, free of charge up to 24 hours before the ride — you get a full refund. Later cancellations and no-shows are not refunded.
We are reachable around the clock, 7 days a week — before, during and after your trip.
