≈ 30–45 minutes · from SAR 150 per vehicle — private, air-conditioned cars with a fixed fare confirmed before you travel.
Pilgrims staying in Makkah who wish to perform another Umrah first travel out to a Miqat to enter Ihram. The nearest is Masjid Aisha at Al Tan'im — the Miqat the Prophet ﷺ sent Aisha (RA) to for her Umrah — about 30 minutes from the Haram area. The other Makkah Miqat is Masjid Jiranah (Al Ji'ranah), around 45 minutes away, where the Prophet ﷺ himself entered Ihram after Hunayn.
Your driver collects you from your Makkah hotel, waits while you pray two rak'ahs and enter Ihram at the mosque, and then brings you back to Masjid al-Haram to begin your Umrah. Both Miqats are the same fixed fare — choose Masjid Aisha or Masjid Jiranah in the booking form, or simply tell us on WhatsApp which one you prefer.
Per vehicle, not per person — includes fuel, tolls, driver and luggage help.
| Vehicle | Fixed fare |
|---|---|
| Toyota Camry — 4 passengers | SAR 150 |
| Hyundai Staria — 7 passengers | SAR 200 |
| GMC Yukon XL — 7 passengers · luxury | SAR 350 |
| Toyota HiAce — 11 passengers | SAR 250 |
The fixed fare is SAR 150 for a Toyota Camry, SAR 200 for a Hyundai Staria, SAR 250 for a Toyota HiAce and SAR 350 for a GMC Yukon XL — and Masjid Jiranah is the same fare.
Yes. The fare includes the ride from your hotel, waiting while you pray and enter Ihram, and the return drop at Masjid al-Haram.
Both are valid Miqats for pilgrims staying in Makkah. Masjid Aisha is closer and the most commonly used; Jiranah is quieter and carries its own history. Your driver is happy with either — just say which when you book.
Yes, Miqat trips run 24/7. Many pilgrims go after Fajr so they can begin their Umrah in the cooler morning hours.
Questions? Call or WhatsApp Shahid Imran at +966 53 280 0279 — replies day or night.