Gaza Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory Travel Guide
This crossing is located in the north of the Gaza Strip. It serves as the main passage for individuals, including humanitarian workers, journalists, diplomatic personnel, medical patients, and merchants, between Gaza and Israel. Israel controls this crossing.
Positioned in the south of the Gaza Strip, this crossing borders Egypt. It functions as the main passage for individuals between Gaza and Egypt. Egyptian authorities control this crossing.
Main the north of crossing for individuals to/from Israel.
Main southern crossing for individuals to/from Egypt.
Mainly for commercial goods and humanitarian aid; not for individual travel.
Train connections and services do not exist to or from Gaza City.
Long-distance bus options and companies for entry or exit also do not exist.
Self-driving considerations and requirements are not applicable for foreign nationals.
No ferry services or cruise ports exist for Gaza City. The Gaza Strip operates under a naval blockade by Israel, preventing most civilian access to the sea.
River transportation options are not applicable, as there are no significant navigable rivers within the Gaza Strip.
Departure from Gaza, like entry, faces heavy controls and requires specific permits. No official tourist exit fees exist.
Departure procedures are identical to entry procedures: rigorous security checks and document verification. Border operating hours can change without notice.
No civilian airports or train stations exist for departure.
Border crossings have basic facilities, mainly for security and processing.
Your sponsoring organization will provide specific guidance and arrange logistics for your departure. Always follow their instructions.
Flexibility and patience are necessary during departure processes due to unpredictable closures and delays.
