≈ 450 km · 4.5–5 hours · from SAR 450 per vehicle — private, air-conditioned cars with a fixed fare confirmed before you travel.
Many pilgrims visit Madinah first and then travel on to Makkah for Umrah. The journey is about 450 km, and a private car takes you from your Madinah hotel straight to your Makkah hotel — no bus terminal, no station changes, and no waiting with your luggage.
Because this direction is usually travelled for Umrah, your driver can stop at the Miqat at Dhul Hulayfah (Bir Ali), just outside Madinah, so you can enter Ihram and make your intention before continuing to Makkah — just mention the Miqat stop when you book. Rest stops for prayer and food are included whenever you need them, and travelling via Badr is also possible if you want to include the historic battlefield Ziyarat on the way.
Per vehicle, not per person — includes fuel, tolls, driver and luggage help.
| Vehicle | Fixed fare |
|---|---|
| Toyota Camry — 4 passengers | SAR 450 |
| Hyundai Staria — 7 passengers | SAR 550 |
| GMC Yukon XL — 7 passengers · luxury | SAR 1100 |
| Toyota HiAce — 11 passengers | SAR 700 |
Fixed fares start at SAR 450 for a Toyota Camry. Family vehicles (Hyundai Staria, Toyota HiAce) are SAR 550–700, and a luxury GMC Yukon XL is SAR 1,100. The via-Badr option starts at SAR 600.
About 4.5 to 5 hours for the roughly 450 km journey, plus any rest or Miqat stops you take.
Yes. The Miqat for pilgrims leaving Madinah is Dhul Hulayfah (Bir Ali), a short drive from the city. Mention it when you book and the stop is planned into your journey so you can enter Ihram before reaching Makkah.
Yes — pickups are available from Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz Airport as well as any Madinah hotel. Share your flight details when you book and the driver meets you at arrivals.
Many pilgrims leave after Fajr or after Dhuhr to reach Makkah in daylight. Your driver plans around your hotel checkout and prayer times.
Questions? Call or WhatsApp Shahid Imran at +966 53 280 0279 — replies day or night.