We’re so excited to have you join us! We’ll have updated information regarding hotel blocks, our registry, and local tours posted here in May. To help us prepare, please book your flights as soon as possible and RSVP by July 31, 2026.
Yuval & Matias
Yuval & Matias
Travel
VERY IMPORTANT!
Your passport must be valid for at least six months from your travel date.
All travelers will need to obtain an ETA-IL (Electronic Travel Authorization for Israel) (click here for link) before arrival. The cost is approximately $6 and it is valid for multiple entries. We recommend doing this immediately after booking your flight.
The local currency is the New Israeli Shekel (₪). Although credit cards are widely accepted, it is always good to carry around a bit of cash if you would like to buy items at the markets.
Getting There
Fly into Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV). From the airport, we recommend taking a taxi directly to your hotel or Airbnb. Trains are available, but taxis are usually the easiest option after a long flight. We can preschedule you a taxi and give you the information to make it easier for you since the taxi line can be quite long depending on arrival conditions.
Getting Around
Israel is easy to get around using taxis and ride-hailing apps. For the wedding, transportation will be provided, so no one needs to worry about driving or navigating.
Shuttles will be provided from Tel Aviv to Caesarea and back, and additional shuttles will be available for guests staying in Caesarea, including our hotel block. Full shuttle details will be shared closer to the date.
Helpful apps to download:
Gett – Israel’s ride-hailing app
Moovit – Public transportation and mobile transit payment (no physical travel card needed)
Weather
October in Israel is warm, sunny, and very much beach weather. Daytime temperatures typically range from 26–30°C (78–86°F), with sunshine and coastal breezes. Evenings by the sea are comfortable, though a light layer may be useful later at night.