Israel · by the day · 1–14 days

Car with driver in Israel

A car with a licensed driver in Israel costs $615 a day for a sedan, $830 for a 7-seat minivan, $1,595 for a Sprinter minibus and $1,330 for a Mercedes — up to 10 hours and 250 km, fuel, tolls and parking included. Multi-day hire adds $295 per night for the driver's room. Prices checked .

For travellers who want to plan their own days: the driver follows your plan, waits at each stop and takes you to the next town in the evening.

Price for the whole car

—per car, not per person
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  • Fixed price per car — fuel, tolls and parking included
  • Free cancellation up to 24 h before pickup (multi-day: 7 days)
  • Pay the driver in cash at the end — no prepayment for transfers
  • Airports: name sign and 60 min free waiting after landing

Fixed price per car. Night, Shabbat and holiday hours follow the official Israeli taxi tariff: +20% or +40%, shown above before you book.

Rates per day

Carday
Sedan (up to 3)$615 ≈ ₪1,907
Minivan (up to 7)$830 ≈ ₪2,573
Minibus (up to 16)$1595 ≈ ₪4,945
Premium (up to 6)$1330 ≈ ₪4,123

How the day works

Tell us the plan — for example Tel Aviv → Caesarea → Haifa → Akko → back — and the start time. We confirm the car and the driver; the driver keeps to your plan and suggests timing on the road.

Shabbat and holidays

The driver works on Shabbat and holidays. Note that in Jerusalem and many towns shops and some sites close from Friday afternoon to Saturday evening.

Questions

How much does a private driver cost per day in Israel?

From $615 a day for a sedan (up to 3 people) to $1,595 for a 16–19-seat minibus, up to 10 h and 250 km, fuel and tolls included.

Is the driver a tour guide?

No. Guiding tourists in Israel requires a licence; you can add a licensed tour guide for $600 per day.

Can we cross into Jordan or Egypt?

No — the service is within Israel. We can drop you at the Israeli side of the Yitzhak Rabin (Eilat–Aqaba) or Allenby crossings and pick you up there.

How much does a private driver cost in Israel in 2026?

Day trips

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