Masada at sunrise
The lobby call depends on the season, your hotel, and the gate you're using — we'll give you the actual time for your date. The teens sleep on the way down; the moment on the mountain does the rest.
Bar and bat mitzvah · Family trips
A bar or bat mitzvah trip to Israel is once in a lifetime — and it moves a lot of people. Grandparents who need a comfortable entry, cousins who may need a second vehicle, and a ceremony with a fixed arrival window all need to be checked before the plan is confirmed. We've run private transport in Israel since 1996.

Whoever is arranging the reading — your rabbi, your synagogue, or the organization handling it in Jerusalem — sets the day and time. Tell us the confirmed ceremony details and which part of the plaza your family will use, and we build the transport plan backwards from them.
Before the day, we confirm vehicle assignments, loading order, the closest legal drop-off the day's access allows, the expected walk, and the pickup point after the ceremony. Nothing drives to the Wall itself, and government or site access can change, so the final movement plan follows the conditions confirmed for your date.
The lobby call depends on the season, your hotel, and the gate you're using — we'll give you the actual time for your date. The teens sleep on the way down; the moment on the mountain does the rest.
Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, Tzfat, Caesarea — wherever your itinerary and your guide lead, the transport plan stays in one RT Tours coordination thread. Vehicle and driver assignments are stated in writing.
Evening runs to the restaurant and back, so nobody argues about who's driving and nobody misses the toast.
An S-Class for the grandparents, a V-Class for your crew, a Sprinter when the group size calls for it — with vehicle assignments and coordination scope confirmed in writing. Seats and luggage are checked for your actual party.
Your rabbi runs the ceremony, your guide tells the story, and your planner sets the week. RT Tours builds and runs the confirmed movement plan underneath them: vehicle assignments, pickup windows, legal drop-offs, and the route between each fixed point. We are the transport and coordination layer, not the guide or event planner.
We can include the contacts and timing they provide in the written movement plan. We run the vehicles and transport timing; the guide and photographer remain responsible for their own work.
Tell us what they can manage. We check the vehicle entry, legal drop-off, expected walk, and site access for the proposed route, then say what can be adapted and which stops may not work.
We operate 365 days a year, including Shabbat and holidays, subject to availability for the actual time and route. How your family observes is your call. If you want everything finished before candle-lighting, say so and we'll build the proposed day backwards from it.
We can connect you with licensed guides we work with — and if you already have one, even better.
Once the date, hotel area, and approximate family size are known, it is useful to ask. We check actual vehicle and driver availability for your dates and confirm only what we can provide in writing.
Every family's week is different, so we don't publish a rate card — we write a quote against your actual itinerary, and what it covers, plus what would change it, is written into it.
If what we delivered isn't what we agreed, tell us — during the trip if you can, so it can still be fixed while it matters. We will do everything reasonably within our control to put it right. The guarantee covers what RT Tours provides: our vehicles, our drivers, and our coordination. Where a licensed guide, an aviation operator, or the airport's fast-track provider delivers part of your booking, we'll take it up with them on your behalf and tell you honestly what we can and can't change.
How the guarantee is applied to your booking is set out in your written confirmation.
Send the date, the headcount, and where you're staying. We'll send back a plan and a written quote.