Straight to your hotel in Jerusalem, whether that's near the Old City walls, in the German Colony, or along one of the newer hotel strips further out.
Jerusalem's hotel geography is spread wider than Tel Aviv's - the King David and Mamilla areas sit right by the Old City, while other hotels cluster in the German Colony or near the entrance to the city - so the exact hotel name matters more here than just saying 'Jerusalem.'
It's about 50 km and 45-60 minutes via Route 1, with traffic near the city entrance (Sha'ar HaGai) sometimes adding time in the afternoon - we build a buffer into the pickup timing rather than cutting it close.
If you're arriving or departing around Shabbat, when the city's public transport shuts down entirely, a pre-arranged transfer matters more here than almost anywhere else in the country - a Shabbat-observant driver is available on request.
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.
Pickup point, destination, date, time, number of passengers and luggage - and for tourists, flight details too.
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.