Every airport transfer we run
Distances, typical drive times and prices for every destination in the Tel Aviv metro ring. Distances are given as ranges because the sources disagree — and a real range beats a confident-looking number.
Route
| Destination from the airport | Distance | Typical drive | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tel Aviv | 20–25 km | 20–25 min | ₪250–300 |
| Bat Yam | 24–25 km | around 25 min | Quoted when you order |
| Holon | 18–22 km | around 20 min | Quoted when you order |
| Ramat Gan | 19–20 km | around 20 min | Quoted when you order |
| Givatayim | around 21 km | 17–24 min | Quoted when you order |
| Bnei Brak | 20–22 km | 16–24 min | Quoted when you order |
| Petah Tikva | 17–19 km | 15–20 min | Quoted when you order |
| Herzliya | 30–31 km | 25–31 min | Quoted when you order |
| Ra’anana | 29–33 km | 26–32 min | Quoted when you order |
| Ramla | 17–20 km | 16–21 min | Quoted when you order |
| Lod | 10–17 km | around 15 min | Quoted when you order |
| Jerusalem | 45–51 km | 45–60 min | ₪350–400 |
How to read that table
The distances are road distances from the airport, not straight-line distances. They are ranges because different sources calculate them differently — some derive a road distance from an air distance, which is where the disagreements come from. The times are free-flow ranges; in heavy traffic they can be substantially longer.
Only the Tel Aviv run has a published price. For everything else the price is confirmed when you order — no number is invented just to fill a cell.
Worth knowing: the regulated taxi fare in Israel is metered under a Ministry of Transport order. The price we give is a commercial quote for a pre-booked transfer, agreed before the ride.
By road corridor
The three lines below are the roads the destinations are actually reached by — not invented groupings. Each stop shows its approximate road distance and typical drive time from the airport.
Geha corridor
Geha corridorRoute 4Jerusalem corridor
Jerusalem corridorRoute 1 eastOther routes across Israel
This site covers Ben Gurion Airport, the Tel Aviv metro ring and Jerusalem. For the Dead Sea, Haifa and other long-distance routes, telavivtaxi.com runs them, and jerusalemtaxi.com covers rides within Jerusalem itself.
- Jerusalem Taxi — Jerusalem, the Dead Sea and the airport from the Jerusalem side
Destination not listed?
Call or message with your flight number, pickup address and the number of passengers. We confirm the price and the pickup time before the ride.