Economy
Toyota Yaris
- 4 passengers
- 2 large bags
- 4 cabin bags
PRIVATE CABS IN & AROUND MAKKAH
Makkah taxis for your stay and Ziyarah.
Choose a private cab for your hotel, a local journey or an onward route. Plan Ziyarah around your group’s needs.
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Private transfers, with route and vehicle choices made clear.
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I. / The collectionMore than arrival.
More than arrival.
A connection to place.
From the hotel door to the places on your itinerary. Begin with the experience you want to prepare.
IExplore with intention
Your Ziyarah plan
Make room for the stops, pace and practical details of your visit.
Discover IIA considered visitHira & its surroundings
Separate the district visit, the journey and any walking plans.
Discover IIIThere and backMasjid Aisha
A return journey starts with a clear agreement about the return.
DiscoverMakkah, thoughtfully
A clear plan, from your hotel door.
For a hotel pickup, a city errand or a Ziyarah visit, the small details make the journey easier to arrange.
- Hotel pickups
- Use the full hotel name, then agree a practical entrance or meeting point.
- Local journeys
- Include every passenger, bag and any accessibility needs when you check your live price.
- Ziyarah visits
- Check your stops, walking needs and expected waiting before arranging transport.
Room for your journey
Compare vehicle classes and model examples. Enter your route, passengers and luggage to see suitable vehicles and an exact quote.
Economy
Hyundai Sonata
- 4 passengers
- 2 large bags
- 4 cabin bags
Economy
Toyota RAV4
- 4 passengers
- 2 large bags
- 2 cabin bags
Economy
Toyota Corolla
- 4 passengers
- 3 large bags
- 4 cabin bags
Economy
Toyota Camry
- 4 passengers
- 3 large bags
- 4 cabin bags
Economy
Haval H6
- 4 passengers
- 3 large bags
- 4 cabin bags
Business & Executive
Ford Taurus
- 4 passengers
- 3 large bags
- 4 cabin bags
Business & Executive
Lexus ES
- 4 passengers
- 3 large bags
- 4 cabin bags
Business & Executive
Toyota Avalon
- 4 passengers
- 3 large bags
- 4 cabin bags
Premium SUV
Chevrolet Tahoe
- 6 passengers
- 4 large bags
- 6 cabin bags
Premium SUV
Ford Expedition
- 6 passengers
- 4 large bags
- 6 cabin bags
Premium SUV
GMC Yukon
- 6 passengers
- 4 large bags
- 6 cabin bags
Premium SUV
GMC Yukon XL
- 7 passengers
- 6 large bags
- 7 cabin bags
Luxury
Mercedes-Benz S-Class
- 3 passengers
- 3 large bags
- 3 cabin bags
MPV & Family Van
Hyundai H1 / Starex
- 7 passengers
- 6 large bags
- 7 cabin bags
MPV & Family Van
Toyota Hiace
- 11 passengers
- 10 large bags
- 11 cabin bags
VIP Van
Hyundai Staria
- 6 passengers
- 2 large bags
- 6 cabin bags
Minibus
Toyota Coaster
- 19 passengers
- 11 large bags
- 19 cabin bags
Coach
Yutong C13PRO
- 53 passengers
- 51 large bags
- 53 cabin bags
Make room for the visit.
For a meeting, a city visit or a little time away. Put the journey in place before you set out.
Book with the details in view
Choose your exact pickup and destination, compare the vehicles offered, and review your journey before payment.
Keep your plans together
View your bookings and request eligible changes from your account.
Stay in touch after acceptance
Message your assigned driver or transport partner in your account once they accept your journey.
III. / Before you travelA considered
A considered
answer.
A few things to know before you book.
Can I book online?
Yes. Search your pickup, destination and travel date, choose an offered vehicle and continue to checkout. Sign in or create an account, then review the journey details and terms before payment.
What information should I prepare for a transfer?
Keep your arrival details, exact hotel address, passenger count and luggage requirements together. Use these details in your journey search and check them before payment.
How do I check access to my hotel in Makkah?
Meeting points and vehicle access depend on the travel date and local arrangements. Check the instructions for your confirmed booking; proximity to a hotel does not guarantee access to its entrance.
IV. / Makkah by districtWhere you stay
Where you stay
shapes how you move.
Makkah’s hotel districts behave differently for a car. Knowing yours tells us where the pickup can really happen.
- Ajyad and the central Haram area
- Hotels that adjoin the mosque sit inside a zone where vehicle access is controlled, especially around prayer times and in Ramadan. Pickups are usually arranged at a named meeting point a short walk away rather than at the lobby door. Read the pickup-point guide.
- Jabal Omar
- The tower complex on the western side has its own drop-off lanes and lifts down to the Haram. Tell us the tower name and the level you will wait on; the driver is directed to the right lane.
- Ibrahim Al Khalil Road and Misfalah
- A long road of mid-range hotels and apartments running south-west from the Haram. Traffic moves in one direction for stretches of the day, so the meeting side of the road matters as much as the building. Hotel shuttle or taxi?
- Aziziyah and the eastern districts
- Further out, quieter and easier for a car to reach the door. Many families stay here for longer visits and use a cab for the Haram run and for Ziyarah. Serviced apartment or hotel for a longer stay, and moving between hotels with a visit on the same day.
V. / The Ziyarah circuitThe places
The places
worth the journey.
Each visit has its own rhythm: a wait, a return, a change of plan. We write about them so the car fits the visit, not the other way round.
- Masjid Aisha, Al-Taneem. About seven kilometres north-west of the Haram and the nearest miqat for a fresh ihram. The question is never the distance; it is whether the car waits or comes back for you. Finding Masjid Aisha and the right pickup point · Waiting car or a separate return.
- Jabal al-Nour and the Hira Cultural District. North-east of the city, the mountain of the Cave of Hira with a cultural district at its foot. Some climb, some do not; a mixed party needs a plan for both. A visit without the climb · Group transport and meeting points · One trip, different plans.
- Jabal Thawr. South of the Haram, the mountain of the Cave of Thawr. A shorter outing that pairs well with the museums. Jabal Thawr by taxi.
- The museums. The Clock Tower Museum above the Haram, the Holy Quran Museum and the Prophet’s Biography Museum each run on tickets and opening hours, so the car is timed to the slot. Clock Tower Museum · Holy Quran Museum · Prophet’s Biography Museum.
- Taif for a day. Roughly ninety kilometres east through the mountains, cooler and greener; a long but rewarding day from a Makkah hotel. Taif day trip from Makkah.
- In Ramadan. Timing a visit around fasting, Taraweeh and the late-night crowds. Makkah Ziyarah in Ramadan.
Every journey is priced before you confirm, in the currency you choose, with the pickup point, waiting and return written into the booking. Shape a Makkah visit around your party ↗