There are many ways to travel in and around Israel. Whether you wan to get from north to south, from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, or from Eilat to Petra in Jordan, there are many ways to travel throughout the country and region. From public transportation to private transfers to tours that take you to all the places you want to go, we have the inside scoop on how to travel in and around Israel. Learn what the best, most affordable, and most convenient way is to get from point A to point B and get all the confidence you need to navigate Israel on your own.
Travel In & Around Israel
Travel In & Around Israel
10 Best Tours in Israel
With so many sites to see in Israel, you might be asking yourself, which specific tours are the most worthwhile? Based on value, tour experience, and the destination’s significance, we’ve put together this list of the 10 best tours in Israel you can join. 1) Masada, Ein Gedi, and Dead Sea Day Tour This one... Read More
First time In Israel: Visitor’s Guide
Israel: the country of your dreams. The perfect intersection of human history, vibrant Middle Eastern culture, sunshine, and parties, and of course, food. And now, you’re ready to visit for the first time. Located in the space where Asia, Europe and Africa meet, this small country has a big history, and was once known as... Read More
How to Get From Amman to Jerusalem
There are several ways to move between these cities. These two capital cities are merely 100 km away from each other; however, they’re separated by an international border makes the journey between them less simple than might be expected. The most common ways to travel between Amman and Jerusalem include a shuttle, public transport, private... Read More
How to Stay in Israel after Birthright Taglit
So, you’ve decided to extend your stay in Israel after Birthright. Of course, we understand, who wants to leave Israel after only 10 days? You’ve made lifelong friends, incredible memories and you have tan lines that will last months. Here is a list of what you must see in Israel after Birthright, and how to... Read More
Using the Bus and Rail in Jerusalem
Using the bus in Jerusalem, and the recently opened Jerusalem Light Rail are two very convenient ways to get around the city. Whilst information is generally in Hebrew and English, it can sometimes be confusing with so many different routes and ticket options available so we created this guide to getting around in Jerusalem using the bus and light rail. Read More
How to Get From Tel Aviv to Petra
People often ask how to get from Tel Aviv to Petra. Thanks to its proximity to Israel, it is possible to travel from Tel Aviv to Petra every day of the week. Here, we highlight some of the best options available to you to experience this wondrous place. Our guide on how to plan the perfect... Read More
How to Get From Eilat to Petra
A common question is how to get from Eilat to Petra. Many tourists using Israel’s southern-most city as a base from which to explore Petra. Getting from Eilat to Petra is simple. There are a few different options available, depending on budget, the time frame that’s available, and personal travel preferences. Our guide to planning the perfect... Read More
How to Get From Jerusalem to Petra
We are often asked how to get from Jerusalem to Petra. Two of the most impressive sites of the region are major features on many itineraries for travelers to Israel. Getting from Jerusalem to Petra is simple. There are many different ways that you can travel between the two locations, appropriate for different budgets, time scales, and... Read More
Jewish Pilgrimage to Israel Guide
If you’re planning a trip to Israel to explore the Jewish heritage, our Jewish Pilgrimage to Israel Guide is essential. From Safed to the Negev, from antiquity to the founding of the modern-day state; these are the essential stops for Jewish pilgrims to Israel. Exploring the generations of Jewish history, religion, and culture is something... Read More
Getting from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem (And Back)
Getting from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem can be a challenge for both tourists and locals unfamiliar with the public transportation. The two most preferable, and most used, methods are by bus and by train. The bus is a direct line, cutting straight across the land on the highways while the train meandered a bit south, with several stops along the way, providing a more scenic route. For those travelling from the airport, one may want to turn to a more private form of transportation (sherut or taxi) as one will be burdened with luggage and may not know exactly where to go upon arrival. Read More
Best Holy Land Tours
Planning the best tour of the Holy Land to ensure it is unique can seem like a lot of work. But we are here to show you how easy it is to make the most out of your extraordinary trip! Whether it’s a once-in-a-lifetime journey or you’re returning for another meaningful experience, your choice will... Read More