Tel Aviv - Yafo to Bristol flights

Flights from Tel Aviv to Bristol leave from Ben Gurion International Airport and land at Bristol Airport, and the journey typically involves a connection. Fares start from £241.

Most international flights to the UK depart from Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV). Services generally operate from Terminal 3, the primary hub for overseas departures. This terminal contains a variety of duty-free outlets, lounges and dining options to occupy your time before boarding. Passengers are advised to arrive at Terminal 3 at least three hours before departure to complete security and border checks. If your flight departs from Terminal 1, a free shuttle bus links it to Terminal 3.

This service runs roughly every 15 minutes throughout the day and night to accommodate all scheduled departures.

Flights land at Bristol Airport (BRS), situated 8 miles south-west of the city centre. The A1 Airport Flyer bus runs 24/7, providing a direct link to Bristol Temple Meads railway station and the central bus station in about 30 minutes. This is often the most efficient way to reach the city's transport network. Taxis and private hire vehicles are available at designated zones outside the terminal for those requiring a more direct transfer.

Entry requirements for Bristol

Israeli citizens require a valid passport to enter the UK. Currently, short-term visits for tourism or business of up to six months do not require a visa. You should confirm the latest Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) requirements before departure to avoid issues at the border.

UK Border Control at Bristol Airport will process your entry into the country.

Have your return flight details and accommodation address ready, as immigration officers may ask to see these documents during your entry interview.

Bristol combines a significant maritime legacy with a modern, independent spirit. The Clifton Suspension Bridge provides views over the Avon Gorge, and the historic SS Great Britain is a key harbour attraction. Banksy’s murals are found across the city, notably in Stokes Croft and Southville. Local culture is centred on the independent traders of Gloucester Road and the annual Bristol International Balloon Fiesta held every August.