A direct transfer to the Dead Sea hotel strip at Ein Bokek - the main cluster of resort hotels on the southern shore - rather than a generic 'Dead Sea' drop-off.
It's about 135 km, typically two hours via Route 1 and then Route 90 down through the Judean Desert, descending well below sea level over the second half of the drive.
Most Dead Sea hotels are health and spa resorts built around the mineral-rich water and mud - guests are usually settling in for a multi-night stay rather than passing through, so this is typically booked as a one-way transfer with a separate return pickup arranged for checkout day.
If you're combining the stay with a Masada or Ein Gedi visit either before check-in or after checkout, those sites sit on the same road - mention it when booking and we can plan the stops together.
Absolutely. Send your flight number on WhatsApp. The driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign, helps with the luggage and drives you straight to your destination.
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.
Yes, rides can be booked across all of Israel.
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.