Getting Around

As of January 2019, Israel made a change to remove cash from bus transportation and use the Rav-Kav card exclusively. Like many metropolis cities, reloadable bus cards are used to encourage... explore more

Locals in Tel Aviv are always on the move, from bikes and skateboards to scooters and electric bicycles there are many modes of transportation. The latest gadget and mode of transportation... explore more

In order to combine the best of Israel’s Bauhaus architecture and spectacular natural landscape, Tel Aviv and Mitzpe Ramon are an ideal combination. Tel Aviv is a buzzing capital city with... explore more

Mitzpe Ramon and Eilat are two wonderful destinations in Israel with two very different landscapes. High up (900 meters high to be precise) on Israel’s very own ‘grand canyon’, Mitzpe Ramon... explore more

There are several ways to get from Amman to Jerusalem. These two capital cities, of Jordan and Israel, are merely 100km away, however separated by an international border makes the journey... explore more

A shuttle bus (number 485) links Ben Gurion Airport to Jerusalem every hour, providing a great transportation option for those needing to get to or from the airport. The shuttle bus... explore more

Getting from Eilat to Aqaba is a journey of just a few kilometers in distance, between the two resort cities which sit at the ‘head of the Red Sea’ – it requires... explore more

Getting from Jerusalem to Amman or the reverse, is relatively simple, but travel between the capitals of Israel and Jordan does require a little bit of forward planning which can easily... explore more

Getting from Jerusalem to Bethlehem is not as simple as the short distance between the two cities, suggests. Nonetheless, with a little preparation, it is easy and quick to get from... explore more

We are often asked how to get from Jerusalem to Petra with two of the most impressive sites of the region being major features on itineraries on so many itineraries for travelers to Israel.... explore more