Makkah Ziyarat Tour by Private Taxi

Visit Cave Hira, Jabal Thawr, Arafat, Muzdalifah and Mina in one 2.5-hour private tour from your hotel. Your own air-conditioned vehicle, a driver who waits at every stop, and a fixed price from SAR 172 per vehicle.

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Walk in the Footsteps of the Prophet ﷺ

Most pilgrims have a free morning between prayers at the Haram. A Ziyarat tour turns that time into a journey through the history of Islam: the cave where revelation began, the mountain of the Hijrah, and the plains of Hajj. Unlike shared bus tours, a private taxi goes at your pace — stay longer where your heart is, skip what you have seen, and get back in time for the next prayer.

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Hotel Pickup & Drop-off

We collect you from your Makkah hotel and bring you back, so there is no walking to a bus point.

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About 2.5 Hours

Enough time for every major site, with the driver waiting at each stop.

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Price per Vehicle

One fixed price for the whole vehicle, not per person. Families save the most.

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Drivers Who Explain

English, Urdu, Arabic and Hindi speaking drivers who know the history of each place.

Makkah Ziyarat Tour Prices

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VehiclePassengersTour price
Toyota Camry Up to 4 SAR 172
Toyota Innova Up to 5 SAR 172
Hyundai Staria Up to 7 SAR 230
GMC Yukon XL Up to 7 SAR 345
Toyota HiAce Up to 12 SAR 288
Toyota Coaster Up to 18 SAR 402

Fixed price per vehicle, paid in cash (SAR) to the driver. Ramadan and Hajj season rates may differ — your price is confirmed on WhatsApp before the tour.

Places You Visit on the Makkah Ziyarat Tour

1

Jabal al-Nour (Cave Hira)

📍 ≈ 5 km🚐 Stop · climb optional

The mountain where the Prophet ﷺ received the first revelation of the Quran in the Cave of Hira. The Hira Cultural District at its foot has a museum on the revelation.

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Jabal Thawr

📍 ≈ 8 km🚐 Viewed from the vehicle

The mountain whose cave sheltered the Prophet ﷺ and Abu Bakr (RA) for three nights during the Hijrah to Madinah.

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Arafat & Jabal al-Rahmah

📍 ≈ 20 km🚐 Stop · 20–30 min

The plain where pilgrims stand on the Day of Arafah during Hajj. Jabal al-Rahmah, the Mount of Mercy, is near where the Prophet ﷺ gave his Farewell Sermon.

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Masjid Nimrah

📍 Arafat🚐 Viewed from the vehicle

The large mosque on the edge of Arafat where the Hajj sermon is delivered each year.

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Muzdalifah

📍 ≈ 12 km🚐 Drive through

Where Hajj pilgrims spend the night after Arafat and collect pebbles. Includes Masjid al-Mash'ar al-Haram.

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Mina & the Jamarat

📍 ≈ 7 km🚐 Drive through

The tent city where Hajj pilgrims stay, and the Jamarat bridge where the stoning ritual takes place.

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Jannat al-Mu'alla

📍 ≈ 1 km🚐 Viewed from outside

The historic cemetery of Makkah, resting place of Khadijah (RA), the first wife of the Prophet ﷺ, and many of his family.

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Masjid al-Jinn

📍 ≈ 1 km🚐 Optional stop

Built where, according to tradition, a group of jinn listened to the Prophet ﷺ recite the Quran.

Want the full history of each place? Read our guide: Ziyarat Places in Makkah →

Tips for Your Makkah Ziyarat

🌅 Go after Fajr

Cooler weather, empty roads and you are back before Dhuhr.

🧗 Climbing Cave Hira?

Allow 1.5–2 extra hours, wear proper shoes and carry water. Not advised in the midday heat.

🕋 Add a second Umrah

Finish at Masjid Aisha to enter Ihram, then we drop you near the Haram.

📵 Respect the sites

Ziyarat is for reflection and learning. Avoid touching or taking stones and follow signs from the authorities.

Makkah Ziyarat FAQ

A private Makkah Ziyarat tour costs SAR 172 in a Toyota Camry (up to 4 passengers) and SAR 402 in a Toyota Coaster for groups of up to 18. The price is per vehicle, not per person, and includes hotel pickup and drop-off.

About 2.5 hours. That covers the drive between sites and short stops at Jabal al-Nour, Arafat and Jabal al-Rahmah. Climbing to Cave Hira adds 1.5–2 hours, so tell us when booking if you want to climb.

Straight after Fajr is best: it is cooler, the roads are quiet and you are back before Dhuhr. Avoid Friday mornings and the last ten nights of Ramadan, when traffic around the Haram is heaviest.

Yes. Ask for a stop at Masjid Aisha (Taneem) at the end of the tour to enter Ihram, and we will drop you back near the Haram to perform Umrah.

No. Ziyarat is not a ritual of Umrah. Pilgrims visit these places to learn the history of Islam and reflect, so there is no set order or required prayer at any site.

Yes. The tour is in a private air-conditioned vehicle and most sites are viewed from the vehicle or a short walk from the car park. The driver waits at every stop, so elderly pilgrims can stay seated.

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