Private drivers in Ashkelon
Private drivers and airport transfers in Ashkelon
Book a private driver in Ashkelon, or a transfer between Ashkelon and Ben Gurion Airport. The airport is about 64 km away by road, around 57 minutes with no traffic. You get the price before you book, and you can ask for an English-speaking or Haredi driver.
- To the airport: 64 km, about 57 minutes
- Price first: agreed before you book, no meter
- Car or Sprinter: up to 4 or 8 passengers
- Your driver: English-speaking or Haredi on request
Book your ride
You get the price first. Nothing is booked until you say yes.
Popular routes from Ashkelon
Every route works in both directions. Going somewhere else? Write it in the form.
Pickups anywhere in Ashkelon
We pick you up from your door. These are some of the neighbourhoods; each link opens our real estate guide to that area.
Your ride options
| Vehicle | Passengers | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Car | Up to 4 | Couples, small families, ordinary luggage |
| Sprinter van | Up to 8 | Big families, groups, lots of suitcases |
| Premium car | Up to 4 | Business, simchas, VIP arrivals (on request) |
Driver: no preference, an English-speaking driver or a Haredi driver. Pick it in the form; we confirm it with the price.
Moving to Ashkelon?
Semerenko Group is an English-first real estate company. We can find you a home in Ashkelon, line up the viewings and send a driver to take you between them.
Questions people ask
How far is Ashkelon from Ben Gurion Airport?
About 64 km by road, around 57 minutes with no traffic. Rush hour can make it much longer, so we plan the pickup time with you.
Can I book a driver from Ashkelon to anywhere in Israel?
Yes. Write any pickup and drop-off in the booking form, even if the route is not listed on this page.
Can I get an English-speaking or a Haredi driver in Ashkelon?
Yes. Choose the driver you prefer in the form and we confirm it when we send the price.
Do you pick up from my neighbourhood?
Yes, from your door anywhere in Ashkelon, including Marina, Neve Alonim, Jabotinsky, Ben Gurion.
Do you drive on Shabbat?
No. We do not drive on Shabbat or Yom Tov.
