Ben Gurion Airport to Bnei Brak
20–22 km, north-east of the airport, east of Tel Aviv. Typically 16–24 minutes in free-flowing traffic. The price is agreed before the ride.
| Route | Distance | Typical drive time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ben Gurion ↔ Bnei Brak | 20–22 km | 16–24 min | Quoted when you order |
| Ben Gurion ↔ Tel Aviv (centre) | 20–25 km | 20–25 min | ₪250–300 |
The drive to Bnei Brak
Bnei Brak is served either by the Ayalon or by Route 4 (Geha). The final stretch is on narrow city streets rather than a highway, so the driver will usually stop on the nearest road that allows it — agree the exact spot when you order.
Ramat Gan borders it to the west, Petah Tikva to the east.
- Route: Route 1 west, then Route 4 (Geha) north, or the Ayalon north
- Distance: 20–22 km
- Typical drive: 16–24 minutes
About Bnei Brak
Bnei Brak is a predominantly ultra-Orthodox (Haredi) city and one of the most densely populated places in Israel. Its streets are narrow and busy and parking is scarce, so a driver usually stops on the nearest road that allows it — worth agreeing the exact spot when you order.
How it works
Every transfer works the same way: send your flight number and address, agree a price up front, and a driver meets you in the Greeters Hall at Terminal 3.
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Questions about this transfer
How do you get from Ben Gurion to Bnei Brak?
The usual route is route 1 west, then route 4 (geha) north, or the ayalon north. It is 20–22 km, and typically 16–24 minutes in free-flowing traffic.
Book a Ben Gurion transfer to Bnei Brak
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.