The big bridge of 2026: 14 consecutive days off using 3 vacation days
September 20 - October 3, 2026 | ט' תשרי - כ"ב תשרי תשפ"ז
Yes! Yom Kippur (Mon Sep 21), Sukkot eve (Fri Sep 25) and the entire Sukkot period (Sep 26-Oct 3) are legal holidays. Only 3 days in between (Sep 22-24) require vacation days.
The Yom Kippur-Sukkot bridge 2026 is the best-value bridge of the year. Yom Kippur falls on Monday, September 21, and Sukkot begins on Saturday, September 26. Just three bridge days (Tue-Thu Sep 22-24) create 14 consecutive days off!
Vacation days: Tue Sep 22, Wed Sep 23, Thu Sep 24
Result: Sun Sep 20 (Kippur eve) to Sat Oct 3 (Simchat Torah) = 14 consecutive days!
Ratio: 14:3 = 4.67 — Best ratio of the year!
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100% FreeOnly 3 days: Tue Sep 22, Wed Sep 23, Thu Sep 24. Combined with Kippur, Sukkot, Chol HaMoed and Simchat Torah, you get 14 consecutive days off.
Yes! Yom Kippur (Mon Sep 21), Sukkot eve (Fri Sep 25) and the entire Sukkot period (Sep 26-Oct 3) are legal holidays. Only 3 days in between (Sep 22-24) require vacation days.
Book 3-6 months ahead, i.e., March-June 2026. Flight prices increase significantly close to Tishrei holidays.