How To Reach Israel

Israel has several international airports, with Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV) near Tel Aviv being the primary gateway. It's well-connected to major cities worldwide.

Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV): Located near Tel Aviv, this is the busiest airport in Israel and the most common entry point for international travelers.

Sde Dov Airport (SDV): This airport, also in Tel Aviv, mainly handles domestic flights and some international routes.

Ovda Airport (VDA): Situated near Eilat, this airport serves as an entry point for travelers visiting the southern region of Israel.

Israel shares land borders with several countries, including Egypt and Jordan. You can cross into Israel via the following routes:

 

Jordan Border Crossings: The Allenby Bridge crossing between Jordan and Israel is a common route for travelers arriving from Jordan.

 

Egypt Border Crossings: The Taba Border Crossing is the primary entry point for travelers arriving from Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.