Taxi in Tel Aviv
For a city where the busiest streets have no room to stop, a car that is already expecting you is worth more than one that happens to pass.
Request a fare for your ride
- The trip
- Passengers
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Request summary
This is a request, not a booking. It goes to WhatsApp or email, and the ride is confirmed when we come back with availability and a fare.
A taxi in Tel Aviv, booked rather than hailed
Where the rides go
Between neighbourhoods, from a hotel to a restaurant, from the port to a station, from Jaffa to the centre, and out to Ben Gurion — 20–25 km, 20–25 minutes in normal traffic, ₪250–300 published, both directions.
Why booking beats hailing here
The centre is narrow, one-way in places, and bus lanes are enforced. An address agreed in advance, with the entrance and the hour written down, removes the part of the journey that is spent circling.
Evenings and Shabbat
From Friday afternoon until nightfall on Saturday the trains and most buses stop, and the city keeps moving on wheels. That is the window where a pre-booked car stops being a convenience.
Questions
How do I book a taxi?
By phone or WhatsApp. Send the pickup address, the destination, the date and the time, and the availability and fare are confirmed before you travel.
How does a Ben Gurion pickup work?
The driver waits at Terminal 3. Send the flight number and landing date, and the meeting point is agreed before you land.
How do I get a fare?
The fare is agreed in advance. The published routes have a band on this site; for any other destination send the details and get a total price.
Can I book a larger vehicle?
Yes, subject to availability. Send the passenger and suitcase counts and we confirm which vehicle fits — a seven-seat car or a larger minibus.