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  1. 1

    Tell us your journey

    Send your route, date and group size on WhatsApp — or use the quote form. It takes a minute.

  2. 2

    Get a fixed fare

    We reply with a clear, all-in price in writing. No meters, no haggling on arrival.

  3. 3

    Meet your driver

    Your driver is there on time — with a name board at the airport — to take you door to door.

نماز کے اوقات

مقدس شہروں کے لیے براہِ راست نماز کے اوقات

راستے

مقبول راستے

ان راستوں پر مقررہ کرایہ جہاں عازمین سب سے زیادہ سفر کرتے ہیں۔

Jeddah Airport → Makkah

سے شروع SAR 150
سفر کا دورانیہ
60–75 minutes
فاصلہ
90 km

A smooth, pre-arranged transfer from King Abdulaziz International Airport straight to your hotel in Makkah.

راستے کی تفصیل

Makkah → Madinah

سے شروع SAR 400
سفر کا دورانیہ
4–5 hours
فاصلہ
450 km

A comfortable long-distance transfer between the two Holy Cities, at your own pace and on your own schedule.

راستے کی تفصیل

Madinah → Makkah

سے شروع SAR 400
سفر کا دورانیہ
4–5 hours
فاصلہ
450 km

The return leg between the Holy Cities, in comfort and on your own timetable.

راستے کی تفصیل

Jeddah → Madinah

سے شروع SAR 380
سفر کا دورانیہ
4–4.5 hours
فاصلہ
420 km

A direct private transfer from Jeddah or its airport straight to Madinah.

راستے کی تفصیل

Makkah → Jeddah Airport

سے شروع SAR 150
سفر کا دورانیہ
60–75 minutes
فاصلہ
90 km

A punctual, pre-booked transfer to catch your flight home with time to spare.

راستے کی تفصیل

Makkah

سے شروع SAR 200
سفر کا دورانیہ
3–4 hours
فاصلہ
Multiple sites

A guided private tour of Makkah's historic Islamic sites, at your own pace.

راستے کی تفصیل
تمام راستے دیکھیں

خدمات

ہماری خدمات

آپ کے عمرہ کے دوران آرام دہ سفر کے لیے ہر ضرورت۔

Airport Transfers

Meet & greet pickups from Jeddah and Madinah airports with flight monitoring and fixed fares.

مزید جانیں

Ziyarat Tours

Visit the historic Islamic sites of Makkah and Madinah with a knowledgeable driver at your own pace.

مزید جانیں

Intercity Transfers

Door-to-door transfers between Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah and Taif in spacious, comfortable vehicles.

مزید جانیں

Hourly Hire

Keep a car and driver on hand by the hour for shopping, errands, and flexible sightseeing.

مزید جانیں

Group & Family Vans

Hiace vans and Coaster buses that keep large families and Umrah groups together in one vehicle.

مزید جانیں

ہر بجٹ کے لیے گاڑی

Airport trip pickup will be charged in advance.

Camry Car

  • Jeddah Airport to Makkah Hotel300 SR
  • Jeddah Airport to Jeddah Hotel300 SR
  • Makkah Hotel to Madina Hotel550 SR
  • Jeddah Airport to Madina Hotel600 SR
  • Madina Airport to Madina Hotel200 SR
  • Madina Hotel to Madina Airport170 SR
  • Makkah Ziyarat300 SR
  • Madina Ziyarat300 SR
  • Jeddah to Taif and Return750 SR
  • Makkah to Taif and Return600 SR
  • Madina Hotel to Makkah Hotel550 SR
  • Makkah Hotel to Jeddah Airport250 SR
  • Masjid Ayesha Meeqat200 SR
  • Masjid Jurana Meeqat200 SR
  • Madina Ziarat and Wadiya Jin350 SR
  • Makkah hotel to train station170 SR
  • Makkah train station to Makkah Hotel200 SR
  • Medina Train station to Medina hotel200 SR
  • Medina Hotel to Medina train station170 SR
  • Per Hour Rate150 SR

Umrah Taxi Service provides the best car service for Umrah in Saudi Arabia with professional licensed drivers and very low prices.

4 seats3 bagsAC
Camry Car – 4-seater for Umrah taxi service

عمرہ ٹیکسی گائیڈ: سفر میں واقعی کیا اہم ہے

ایئرپورٹ پک اپ، فراڈ سے بچاؤ، موسم، زیارت کے فاصلے، اور خاندان کے ساتھ سفر کے بارے میں حقیقی جوابات۔

Arriving at Jeddah or Madinah Airport: How Pickup Actually Works

Most Umrah pilgrims land at King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) in Jeddah, around 80 km — roughly 70 to 90 minutes by road depending on traffic — from central Makkah. Pilgrims travelling on a Hajj visa during the Hajj season itself are usually routed through the organised Tafweej transport system rather than a private taxi. If you are travelling on an Umrah visa or as a visiting pilgrim outside Hajj season, you are free to arrange your own transport — which is exactly why booking ahead beats negotiating in a crowded arrivals hall.

Land at Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah instead and the terminal is smaller and pickup is simpler, but the same rule holds: know who is meeting you before your wheels touch down.

  • Share your flight number when you book — we track it and adjust your pickup time automatically for early or delayed landings.
  • Your driver's name, phone number, vehicle model and plate number are sent to you on WhatsApp before you land, so you're not scanning a wall of name boards hoping to guess right.
  • Late arrivals — common on flights from the UK, Pakistan, or Malaysia landing at 2 or 3 a.m. — get the same driver, the same fixed fare, no night surcharge sprung on you at the curb.

How will I recognise my driver in a crowded arrivals hall?

You'll have their name, phone number, vehicle model and plate number sent to you on WhatsApp before you land, along with a photo of the car. Message them as soon as you clear customs and they'll confirm exactly where to meet — no need to search a crowd of name boards.

Fixed Fares — and Why Airport Taxi Scams Still Happen

Outside nearly every arrivals hall in Jeddah, someone will offer you a taxi "at a good price" before you've even reached the exit. Some are legitimate. Plenty are unlicensed drivers operating outside the Transport General Authority (TGA) system that regulates taxis and limousine services in Saudi Arabia — and they're the reason so many pilgrims land expecting to pay SAR 250 and are asked for SAR 500 halfway through the journey.

The fix has nothing to do with luck: agree the fare in writing, by message, before you get in the car — not after your bags are already in the boot. A price quoted verbally in the arrivals hall with no paper trail is a price that can change once you're moving and have nowhere else to go.

  • Get the fare in writing (a WhatsApp message is enough) before boarding — never accept "we'll sort the price on the way."
  • A licensed vehicle carries visible official plates, and a genuine driver won't hesitate if asked to confirm details.
  • If the price changes mid-journey, that's the clearest sign you're dealing with an unlicensed operator — not a normal misunderstanding.
  • Fixed, per-vehicle pricing — not per-passenger, not metered — is the norm for legitimate pilgrim transport. Treat anything else as a red flag.

How do I avoid taxi scams or unlicensed drivers at Jeddah Airport?

Book before you land and get your fare confirmed in writing before you get into any vehicle. Licensed transport doesn't need to negotiate once you're already moving — if the price changes mid-journey, that is the warning sign, not a normal part of the process.

Makkah to Madinah: Private Taxi or the Haramain Train?

The two holy cities sit around 450 km apart. Pilgrims usually choose between a private intercity taxi — around 4 to 4.5 hours door-to-door via the Al-Hijrah Expressway — or the Haramain High-Speed Rail, which covers the distance in roughly 2 hours at speeds up to 300 km/h.

The train wins on raw speed between stations. It loses on almost everything around the edges: Makkah's station sits well outside the central Haram area, and Madinah's station is similarly on the city's outskirts — so you still need a taxi at both ends, plus you're carrying luggage through a station and working around a fixed timetable instead of your own.

A private taxi picks you up at your hotel lobby in Makkah and drops you at your hotel lobby in Madinah — no transfers, no timetable, no separate booking for the "last mile." For a solo traveller on a tight budget, the train can be the cheaper option. For families, groups, or anyone travelling with more than a carry-on, door-to-door usually works out simpler without being meaningfully more expensive once you add the two taxi rides the train route requires anyway.

Should I take a taxi or the Haramain train between Makkah and Madinah?

The train is faster city-to-city, but both stations sit outside the central Haram areas, so you'll still need a taxi at each end. A private taxi is door-to-door from hotel to hotel with no transfers — usually the more practical choice for families, groups, or anyone travelling with more than hand luggage.

Weather and Timing: When Your Trip Happens Actually Matters

Makkah and Madinah are genuinely hot for most of the year, and it shapes how a taxi journey should be planned. Between roughly June and September, daytime temperatures in Makkah routinely reach 42–48°C, and even a short walk from a drop-off point to your hotel entrance is uncomfortable — this is when air conditioning that actually works, and a driver who won't leave you waiting outside, matters more than usual.

The most popular Umrah season runs from November through March, when temperatures settle into a far more manageable 20–30°C range and the majority of international pilgrims travel. Book your airport transfer and any Ziyarat tour further ahead during these months, as demand for vehicles rises with it.

Ramadan is its own category: night-time Umrah crowds swell dramatically after Iftar, roads around the Haram in Makkah see heavy congestion through the final ten nights, and a journey that normally takes 15 minutes can take an hour. If your trip falls in Ramadan, build in extra time — your driver will route around the busiest streets rather than through them.

During Hajj season, in the days around 8–13 Dhul Hijjah, large areas around Mina, Arafat and Muzdalifah are closed to general traffic under the Tafweej system, and only vehicles holding Hajj transport permits can enter. Regular intercity and airport taxi services keep operating normally outside those specific zones and dates.

When is the best time of year to perform Umrah, weather-wise?

November through March is the most comfortable window, with daytime temperatures around 20–30°C. June to September is significantly hotter, often 42–48°C in Makkah — manageable with air conditioning and short waits, but worth planning around if you're travelling with elderly family members or young children.

Ziyarat and Miqat: What's Actually Nearby, and Why It Matters

A Ziyarat tour only means something once you know what you're visiting and how far it actually is. In Makkah, Jabal al-Noor (Cave Hira, where the first revelation took place) sits around 4 km northeast of the Haram, up a steep path that takes most visitors 45–60 minutes to climb — plan for early morning, before the heat sets in. Jabal Thawr, a similar distance to the south, has an equally demanding climb and no vehicle access to the cave itself, so a private driver who can simply wait matters more than a coach on a schedule.

Masjid Aisha in Tan'im, roughly 7 km from the Haram, is the Miqat most pilgrims already in Makkah use to enter Ihram for a second or repeat Umrah. It's a quick round trip, and many pilgrims prefer to go at night when it's cooler and quieter.

In Madinah, Quba Mosque — the first mosque built in Islam — sits a few kilometres south of Masjid an-Nabawi, and Masjid al-Qiblatain a similar distance away marks where the direction of prayer changed from Jerusalem to Makkah. Mount Uhud, site of the well-known battle, is roughly 5 km north, with the martyrs' cemetery at its base.

If you're travelling from outside Saudi Arabia and haven't yet entered Ihram, your Miqat depends on your route: Dhul Hulaifah (Abyar Ali) for those arriving via Madinah, Al-Juhfah near Rabigh for most flights into Jeddah from the west, and Yalamlam or Qarn al-Manazil for other directions. Confirm which applies to you before you fly — some routes require Ihram before the flight even lands.

What is a Miqat, and which one applies to me?

A Miqat is a fixed boundary point where pilgrims must enter Ihram before continuing toward Makkah. Which one applies depends on your route: Dhul Hulaifah for those arriving via Madinah, Al-Juhfah near Rabigh for most flights into Jeddah, and Yalamlam or Qarn al-Manazil for other directions. If you're unsure, confirm before you fly — some routes require Ihram before landing.

Families, Elderly Parents, and Travelling Alone

Luggage is usually the detail that decides which vehicle you actually need, not passenger count alone. A sedan comfortably takes 2–3 medium suitcases, a Hyundai Staria around 4–5, a GMC Yukon XL 5–6 with more cabin space for passengers who need to stretch out, and a Hiace van 8–10 for larger families or small groups — mention your real luggage count when you book rather than rounding down.

For elderly or less mobile parents, ask for a vehicle with an easier step-in height — the GMC and Staria are noticeably easier than a low sedan — and build a rest stop into any journey over three hours.

Travelling as a woman without a mahram is a genuine, common concern, and a fair one to raise. Ask for the driver's name, phone number, and a photo of the vehicle before you book — not after — and get the fare and route confirmed in writing. A driver who shares that information without hesitation, and holds to the agreed price without pressure, is the practical version of "trustworthy" that actually matters on the day.

Is it safe for a woman to travel alone with a private driver?

It's one of the most common concerns pilgrims raise, and a reasonable one to ask about before booking. Get the driver's name, phone number and a vehicle photo in advance, confirm the fare and exact route in writing, and treat any pressure to change either mid-journey as a reason to end the trip — not something to accept.

عازمین کیا کہتے ہیں

ان مسافروں کی رائے جن کی ہم نے خدمت کی۔

“Our driver was waiting at Jeddah airport with a name board even though our flight landed late. Clean GMC, helped with all our luggage, and got us to our hotel in Makkah smoothly. Made the start of our Umrah stress-free.”
Ahmed R.United Kingdom · Jeddah Airport → Makkah
“We booked a Hiace for our family of nine from Makkah to Madinah. Fixed price agreed on WhatsApp beforehand, no surprises. The driver spoke Urdu which put my elderly parents at ease.”
Fatima S.Pakistan · Makkah → Madinah
“Did the Makkah ziyarat tour with them. The driver knew all the sites and was patient while we prayed and took photos. Air conditioning was a blessing in the heat.”
Yusuf A.Malaysia · Makkah Ziyarat Tour
“As a woman travelling with young children I was nervous about transport. They provided a child seat when I asked and the driver was respectful and professional the whole way.”
Khadija M.Canada · Jeddah Airport → Makkah
“Good value compared to what the hotel quoted us. Booking over WhatsApp was quick and they confirmed the fare in writing. Would use again for the return to the airport.”
Ibrahim T.United States · Makkah → Jeddah Airport
“The 24/7 service is real — our flight was at 3am and the car arrived early. Reassuring to have a fixed price and a real person answering on WhatsApp at that hour.”
Aisha B.South Africa · Makkah → Jeddah Airport

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عازمین کے عام سوالات کے جوابات۔

The fastest way is to message us on WhatsApp with your pickup point, destination, date, time, and number of passengers. We reply with a fixed all-in price and confirm your booking in writing. You can also use the booking form on this site or call us directly. We operate 24/7, so there is always someone to help.

Every fare we quote is a fixed, all-inclusive price agreed before your journey. There is no meter and no surprise charges at the end. The price you confirm on WhatsApp or through the booking form is the price you pay.

A private taxi from Jeddah Airport (JED) to your Makkah hotel typically costs between SAR 200–350 depending on the vehicle size. Sedans seat up to 4 passengers, while a Hyundai Staria seats up to 7. The fare is fixed before you travel — no meters, no surge pricing.

The Makkah to Madinah private taxi fare ranges from SAR 450–700 depending on vehicle type. The journey takes around 4–4.5 hours via the Haramain Expressway with a rest stop included. All fares are per vehicle (not per person), making it very affordable for families and groups.

Yes. For airport pickups we offer a meet-and-greet service. Your driver tracks your flight, waits in the arrivals area with a name board, and helps with your luggage. If your flight is delayed, we adjust — there is no extra charge for reasonable waiting time.

For short rides within a city, Uber and Careem work well. But for airport arrivals (where you need someone waiting at arrivals with a name board), intercity transfers (Makkah to Madinah is 4+ hours), and Ziyarat tours, a dedicated Umrah taxi service is purpose-built for pilgrims — fixed fares, flight monitoring, luggage help, and drivers who know the holy sites.

We aim to match you with a driver who can communicate comfortably in English, Arabic, or Urdu. If you have a language preference, mention it when booking and we will do our best to accommodate it.

Yes, we operate around the clock, every day of the year, including during Ramadan and Hajj season. Many pilgrim flights arrive late at night or before dawn, so our drivers are available whenever you land.

Yes. The Miqat transfer to Masjid Ayesha is one of our most popular services. We drive you from your Makkah hotel to the Miqat point where you can enter Ihram, wait while you prepare, and bring you back. The round trip is available 24/7 — many pilgrims go at night when it is less crowded.

Our fleet ranges from comfortable sedans for couples and solo travellers, to Hyundai Staria vans for families of up to 7, GMC Yukon XLs for those wanting extra space, Toyota Hiace vans for groups of 10+, and Coaster buses for large parties. All vehicles are air-conditioned and well maintained.

No advance payment is required. You pay the driver directly at the end of your journey. We accept cash in Saudi Riyals. The fare is fixed and confirmed in writing before travel so there are never any surprises.

Yes. Let us know when booking if you need a child seat or extra assistance for elderly or less-mobile passengers, and we will arrange a suitable vehicle and driver. There is no charge for helping with luggage or boarding.

You can book weeks ahead or on the same day. For peace of mind — especially for airport arrivals and during peak Umrah season — we recommend booking a day or two in advance so we can confirm your driver. Last-minute requests are usually fine too.

A Ziyarat tour (also spelled Ziarah or Ziarat) is a guided visit to the historical Islamic sites in Makkah or Madinah by private car. In Makkah this includes places like Jabal Nur (Cave Hira), Jabal Thawr, Masjid Jinn, and Hudaibiyah. In Madinah you visit Masjid Quba, Uhud, Masjid Qiblatain and more. The driver knows all the locations and you set your own pace.

Yes. During the Hajj season we provide private vehicles for transport between Makkah, Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah. Hajj bookings are in very high demand so we recommend booking as early as possible once your Hajj dates are confirmed.

Agree your fare in writing — a WhatsApp message is enough — before you get in any vehicle, not after. Licensed transport operates under Transport General Authority (TGA) rules and does not need to negotiate once you're already moving. If a price changes mid-journey, that's the clearest sign you're dealing with an unlicensed driver rather than a genuine misunderstanding.

Yes. Once your booking is confirmed we send your driver's name, phone number, vehicle model, and plate number over WhatsApp before you travel, along with a photo of the car. This is especially useful if you're arriving late at night, travelling with elderly parents, or a woman travelling without a mahram.

During Hajj season, the days around 8–13 Dhul Hijjah, areas around Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah are closed to general traffic under the Tafweej system — only vehicles with Hajj transport permits can enter. Regular airport and intercity transfers continue as normal outside those specific zones and dates. During Ramadan, expect heavier traffic around the Haram in Makkah after Iftar and through the final ten nights, so we build extra time into journeys around those hours.

November through March is the most comfortable window, with daytime temperatures typically 20–30°C. June to September is significantly hotter — often 42–48°C in Makkah — which is manageable with proper air conditioning and short waits, but worth factoring in if you're travelling with elderly family members or young children.

It depends on your route: Dhul Hulaifah (Abyar Ali) for pilgrims arriving via Madinah, Al-Juhfah near Rabigh for most flights into Jeddah, and Yalamlam or Qarn al-Manazil for other directions — confirm before you fly, as some routes require Ihram before landing. If you're already in Makkah and need the Miqat for a repeat Umrah, we run the round trip to Masjid Aisha in Tan'im 24/7, including at night when it's cooler and quieter.

Yes. We cover both holy cities directly — any hotel or address in central Makkah, the Aziziyah and Misfalah districts, or the areas around Masjid an-Nabawi in Madinah — plus Jeddah and Taif. Share your hotel name or pickup point on WhatsApp and we confirm the nearest available driver and an accurate pickup time, wherever you're staying.

For an Umrah taxi service, the things that actually matter are a fixed fare agreed in writing before you travel, a driver who speaks your language, real flight tracking for airport pickups, and clear vehicle and luggage capacity so you're not guessing. We built this service around those specifics rather than vague promises — check our FAQs and route pages for the exact fares and vehicle details before you book.

Yes. Many pilgrims prefer to arrange their whole trip's transport in one booking — airport meet & greet, the Makkah–Madinah intercity leg, Ziyarat tours in both cities, and the departure transfer. Send us your itinerary and dates on WhatsApp and we'll confirm a fixed fare for each leg upfront, so there are no separate bookings to manage once you land.

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