Tel Aviv Car Rental Deals

Our Services

We provide an up-to-date fleet of diverse vehicles to satisfy a range of budgets and mobility needs. Whether going on a weekend trip, are in Israel for business or are on a family vacation we can cater to your plans. We have compact cars for city trips and larger SUVs and minivans for extra leg and luggage room. Or take advantage of our attractive rates and rent a BMW or Mercedes-Benz sedan. Customizing your experience is also possible with our deals on useful add-ons. Include a GPS, a child seat, an additional driver, coverage options and more for an optimal drive with your rent a car in Tel Aviv. Please note that Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) and Theft Protection (TP) are mandatory in Israel. If you want to decline CDW and TP and use the coverage provided by your credit card company, you are responsible for notifying your credit card company and verifying its terms and conditions of coverage. When CDW and TP are covered by your credit card policy, then you must purchase Third Party Liability Coverage/Third Party Liability Damage Waiver along with your car rental in Tel Aviv.

Traffic Information

If renting a car from our Ben Gurion Aiport branch you can make your way to the city center via the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv Freeway. When driving around the city you will most likely make use of Ayalon Freeway which is the main north-south throughway that divides the city. Parking is rather difficult so it is best to plan to pay to park in a lot. It is recommend to try and park in a municipal run parking lot, known as Ahuzat Hahof, as they have cheaper rates.

Tel Aviv is a hub of motorways, which gives you easy access to other destinations in Israel. If wanting to make day trips or weekend getaways to other cities you can make use of the highways leading in and out of Tel Aviv. Take Route 1 to Jerusalem, Route 4 to the northern coast or head east on Route 5.

Sixt Sightseeing Tips

Tel Aviv is a modern city with many clubs, beaches, resorts and museums. There are also ample opportunities to shop, hang out in lively sidewalk cafes, and dine in fine restaurants. The arts scene in Tel Aviv is also something to be experienced. There are all kinds of art galleries to check out and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art is also recommended. The city also hosts six professional repertory theaters, like the well-known Habima, and the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center is the home of the Israeli Opera. The White City is famous for it's Bauhaus buildings and tzhe Bauhaus Center on Dizengoff Street is worth a visit. Once a neighbouring city, Jaffa is now integrated within the city and it's historic center is a stark contrast to bustling Tel Aviv.

Business Travel

Tel Aviv is a major hub for international business. In recent years it has become a center of the high-tech industry and its metropolitan area is often called Silicon Wadi. Most of the sector's activities take place in Kiryat Atidim, a high-tech zone that was originally established in the early 1970s as a project between Tel Aviv University and Tel Aviv City Hall.