Semerenko Group with Nesia Tova
English-speaking drivers in Israel
If Hebrew is hard for you, ask for an English-speaking driver in the booking form. You explain the pickup, the stops and the luggage in English, and you understand what the driver tells you.
- 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
- Shabbat: no rides on Shabbat or Yom Tov
Book your ride
You get the price first. Nothing is booked until you say yes.
Why it matters
Most rides go wrong at the small moments: the gate code, the second stop, the suitcase left in the boot. An English-speaking driver takes that stress away, which is why many new olim and visitors prefer one.
How to ask for one
In the booking form, under driver, choose "English-speaking driver". We confirm it with you when we send the price. If no English-speaking driver is free at your time, we tell you before you book.
Popular routes
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.
Questions people ask
Can I ask for an English-speaking driver?
Yes. Choose "English-speaking driver" in the form. We confirm it when we send the price.
How do I book a ride?
Fill in the booking form with where from, where to, the date and how many people. We come back with the price and the pickup details. The ride is booked only when you say yes to the price.
How much does a private ride cost?
It depends on the route, the time and the vehicle. You get the price before you book and you agree it before the ride, so there is no meter and no surprise at the end.
Do you drive on Shabbat or Yom Tov?
No. Friday rides are planned to arrive well before Shabbat, and we can pick you up after Shabbat or Yom Tov ends.
