The gateway to the Negev - a straightforward run south to Beer Sheva, whether you're headed to Ben-Gurion University, a business meeting, or connecting on toward Mitzpe Ramon or Eilat.
It's about 110 km down Route 40, usually 70-80 minutes with light traffic once you're past the Kiryat Gat interchange. The road is fast and mostly rural after that point.
Beer Sheva's airport traffic is a mix of students and university staff, business travelers, and people using the city as a stopover before continuing further into the Negev - we've done all three kinds of trip and know the city's layout well enough that a vague address ('near the university') is enough to get you there.
If Beer Sheva is a stop on a longer trip south, we can often arrange the onward leg too - just mention the full itinerary when you book.
The vehicle seats up to 6 passengers, depending on the amount of luggage.
Yes. The Mercedes V-Class has a large boot that takes considerably more than a standard taxi - suitcases, strollers and sports gear. If you're bringing something unusual (golf bags, surfboards, instruments, extra boxes), mention it on WhatsApp and we'll confirm in advance that it fits.
Yes, and it's recommended - especially for early-morning flights, holiday periods and trips with a lot of luggage. Send the details on WhatsApp as soon as you know your flight, and the pickup is confirmed ahead of time.
Send your pickup point, destination, date and number of passengers on WhatsApp, and you'll get a fixed price for the ride, agreed before you travel - not a meter running in traffic.