Ben Gurion Airport to Ra’anana
29–33 km, north-east of Tel Aviv, inland from the coast. Typically 26–32 minutes in free-flowing traffic. The price is agreed before the ride.
| Route | Distance | Typical drive time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ben Gurion ↔ Ra’anana | 29–33 km | 26–32 min | Quoted when you order |
| Ben Gurion ↔ Tel Aviv (centre) | 20–25 km | 20–25 min | ₪250–300 |
The drive to Ra’anana
Ra’anana is the longest of the metro-ring runs and sits inland, so it is reached via Route 4 rather than the coastal road. It is a common destination for visitors staying with family rather than in a hotel, which means residential addresses — send the street and number with the booking.
Kfar Saba borders it immediately to the east.
- Route: the Ayalon (Route 20) north, then Route 4 (Geha) north
- Distance: 29–33 km
- Typical drive: 26–32 minutes
About Ra’anana
Ra’anana is an inland city north-east of Tel Aviv, known as a quiet, green suburb with a large English-speaking community. Most transfers here are to residential addresses — people staying with family rather than in a hotel — so a street and number are worth sending ahead.
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 Ra’anana?
The usual route is the ayalon (route 20) north, then route 4 (geha) north. It is 29–33 km, and typically 26–32 minutes in free-flowing traffic.
Book a Ben Gurion transfer to Ra’anana
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.