Taxis in Israel
Taxis in Israel or ordering a taxi from the airport to any city in Israel is an excellent way to get around Israel. The prices, the quality of the vehicles and the service are really great. We have prepared information for you that you may want to know before you order taxis in Israel.
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Taxi prices in Israel
Taxi prices in Israel can vary depending on the city and the time of day. In general, taxi fares are regulated by the government, with rates set per kilometer traveled. The initial fee for getting into a taxi is also regulated and varies depending on the city.
For example, in Tel Aviv, the initial fee is around 13.10 ILS (Israeli Shekels), and each additional kilometer costs around 6.90 ILS. In Jerusalem, the initial fee is around 13.30 ILS, and each additional kilometer costs around 5.50 ILS.
It’s also worth noting that there are additional fees for traveling at night or on holidays in Israel, as well as for luggage or special requests. It’s always a good idea to ask the driver for an estimate of the fare before getting into a taxi and to confirm the price with the driver before beginning the journey.
Taxis from Tel Aviv airport
In Israel, taxis are a common mode of transportation for getting from the airport to your destination.
There are several options for taxis from the airport in Israel, depending on your location and preferences:
Airport Taxis: The most convenient option is to use the airport taxis available at the designated taxi stands at the airport. These taxis are metered and run 24/7.
Pre-arranged Taxis: Another option is to pre-arrange a taxi in advance through a taxi service provider or a transportation app such as Gett.
Private Transfers: Private transfers are also available from the airport, and can be booked in advance through various transportation in Israel companies. These services offer a variety of vehicles to choose from and can be more comfortable and convenient than regular taxis.
It is important to note that taxi fares in Israel are regulated by law, and the fares should be displayed on a sticker inside the taxi. Make sure to confirm the fare with the driver before starting your journey. Additionally, it is common to add a small tip of 10% to 15% to the final fare.