How to get here | Ohn-Bar Guesthouse in Amirim

The Benefits of Public Transportation

Safety - Public transportation is an important tool for reducing traffic accidents and taking cars off the road.

Reducing air pollution - public transportation, especially when powered solely by electricity (such as trains), is almost non-polluting, unlike private vehicles.

Reducing traffic congestion - public transportation helps ease the load on the roads and reduce traffic jams, where prolonged idling and slow-moving vehicles waste time and increase air pollution.

That's why we offer a discount to guests arriving by public transportation or bicycle - not including holidays, chol hamoed, and summer.

To get here by bus

Bus no. 361 / 501 from Haifa or Safed / Kiryat Shmona stop in Amirim roughly every 30 minutes. Bus no. 982 from Jerusalem stops at Meron Junction every two hours. If the driver isn't willing to let you off at Amirim, take bus 361 from Meron Junction back to Amirim (5 minutes). Buses from Safed, Haifa (via the Acre train), Jerusalem, and Bnei Brak (via Herzliya, Netanya, Olga, Caesarea) stop at the entrance to the village, a few minutes' walk from us. Buses from Tiberias, Afula, and Kiryat Shmona stop at Hananya Junction, a few minutes' drive (on another bus) from us. For times and details see the Ministry of Transportation website: www.bus.gov.il Ours is the fifth house on the right from the entrance to Amirim.

By Train

Trains from the center of the country and Be'er Sheva head north regularly. You can get off at Haifa or Acre and take bus 361 or 501 to Amirim. Ours is the fifth house on the right from the entrance to Amirim. See timetables at the Israel Railways website

By car and by bike

Take Road 85 (Acre – Amiad) to Hananya Junction (Jct. 7), then turn onto Road 866 toward Safed; after 5 km you'll reach Amirim. Ours is the fifth house on the right from the entrance to Amirim, with organized parking waiting for you. On Waze you can search for: Ohn Bar Guesthouse.