Wednesday 3/4 Bus transfer Jerusalem to Sharm El-Sheikh - 10:45pm

Wednesday morning bus, 3/4

Q: Where does the bus leave from? A: Jerusalem, near the central station. Exact location provided after payment.

Q: What time is the bus leaving? A: The bus will leave at 10:45 PM.

Q: Where will I be dropped off? A: At the Sharm El-Sheikh International Airport (SSH)

Q: Will I have to switch buses? A: Yes, you will walk across the border at Taba and get onto a waiting second bus

Q: Do I need a visa for this trip? A: Because you are staying in the Sinai Peninsula for less than 15 days, you do not need to purchase a full tourist visa. Upon arrival at the Taba border, you will receive a free "Sinai-Only" entry stamp.

Q: What does the travel schedule look like? A: Here is the approximate timeline: 10:45 PM: Departure from Jerusalem. 03:45 AM: Arrival at Eilat/Taba Border (approx. 5-hour drive). 04:00 AM – 06:30 AM: Taba Border Crossing formalities. 06:30 AM: Departure from Taba. 09:30 AM: Arrival at Sharm El Sheikh (SSH) Airport.

Q: Why does it take so long? Google maps shows me X amount of time? A: The border crossing, security clearance, and checkpoints all take time.

Q: How many people will be on the bus? A: So far, the smallest group was 18, and the largest was 46

Q: Have you done this before? A: Yes, last time Israeli airspace closed, we successfully evacuated over 200 Americans through Cairo

Q: What flight options are there: A: While there are several routes, we recommend the 11:45 AM Turkish Airlines flight to JFK via Istanbul. There are other flight options as well.

Q: Do you arrange my flights? A: Yes, contact us to have flights booked for an additional fee.

Q: Is there a limit to the amount of luggage I can bring? A: Yes, there is a limit of 2 suitcases and 1 carry-on per person

Q: What is the cost of the trip? A: The cost is $500. There is a $50 discount for paying with Zelle, Venmo, etc.

Q: Do children ride for free? A: Children less than 1 year old are free, otherwise full price

Q: Do you have buses to Cairo or Jordan? A: Jordan is not as safe, and hundreds of people have had religious items confiscated. Cairo may be added depending on demand.

Q: Can I look visibly Jewish? A: Previous passengers have not had an issue looking visibly Jewish

Q: Is this trip safe? A: The feedback from previous passengers has been that they felt very safe, but it is up to YOU to watch out for your own safety. I do not take responsibility for anything outside of my control that may happen. I am simply providing a transportation service and you assume all risk in using it.

DO NOT BRING GoPro No more than one bottle of wine or alcohol Weapons Any type of drugs even in vape or candy form—they can be very strict and arrest.