How To Reach Tiberias Promenade

Getting to Tiberias Promenade, Tiberias, Israel

Located in the Northern District of Israel, alongside the western shores of the Sea of Galilee, the Tiberiaz Promenade (Tayelet Tiberias) is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. Here’s how you can reach it:

By Air

The nearest airport to Tiberias is Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. From there, you have several options to reach Tiberias:

• Rental Car: You can rent a car from the airport and drive to Tiberias. The drive usually takes around 2 hours via Route 6 and Route 65 or Route 77.
• Public Transportation: You can take a train from the Ben Gurion Airport train station to Haifa or Afula and then take a bus to Tiberias. This could be a lengthy trip, taking up to 4 hours, depending on connections.
• Shared Taxi (Sherut): Shared taxis are available from the airport directly to Tiberias. This is a convenient option though it may be more expensive than public transportation.
• Private Taxi: A taxi can be taken directly from the airport to Tiberias. This is the most costly option but is direct and comfortable.

By Bus

Regular bus services run to Tiberias from major Israeli cities like Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Haifa. Egged is the main bus company in Israel providing these services:

• From Tel Aviv: Egged buses numbers 836, 840 and others can be taken from the central bus stations.
• From Jerusalem: Bus number 959 can be taken from the Jerusalem Central Bus Station.
• From Haifa: Multiple buses, such as number 430, run from Haifa to Tiberiaz.

By Car

Driving to Tiberias is a great way to enjoy the scenic beauty of Israel, with well-maintained roads crisscrossing the country:

• From Tel Aviv, take Route 6 heading north, then Route 65 to the east followed by Route 77 straight to Tiberias.
• From Jerusalem, take Route 1 and then Route 6 north, following the same route from there as you would from Tel Aviv.
• From Haifa, the most direct route is via Route 75, which then links to Route 77 that goes directly to Tiberias.

When You Arrive in Tiberias

The Tiberias Promenade is centrally located and is easily accessible by foot if you are staying in the city or by taxis, which are readily available. There is also a public parking lot nearby if you are driving yourself.

Tips for Travelers

Always check the schedules for public transportation ahead of time, especially during Shabbat (from Friday evening to Saturday evening) when services are limited. Renting a car might give you more flexibility to explore Tiberias and the surrounding areas.