10 Makkah Taxi Companies

The taxi is the one part of Umrah nobody plans, and it is where most pilgrims lose money. A fare agreed at Jeddah airport quietly doubles at the hotel door. A ziyarat driver leaves after twenty minutes at Jabal al-Nour. Booking with the right Makkah taxi companies before you fly stops both of those things. This guide covers ten companies Pakistani pilgrims book most, with the routes, vehicles and published prices of each, and the five checks that protect your money whichever one you choose.

Top 10 Mecca Taxi Companies at a Glance

Here is the list of top 10 companies in mecca that provide taxi services.

CompanyBased inFleet rangeWhat stands out
Hujjaj Umrah Taxi (best overall)MakkahCamry to 17 seat CoasterNusuk registered, 4.9 on Tripadvisor, driver tracking app, card or cash on arrival
Al Harbi Transport (umrahtransport.com)MakkahCamry to CoasterHourly hire as well as fixed routes
LuxuryumrahcabMakkah and MadinahSedans, SUVs, vansRound trip packages with both ziyarats included
Al Muqet Travel and TourJeddahCamry to 49 seat busSame driver and vehicle for the whole trip
Haramain TaxiJeddah, Makkah, MadinahSedans to CoasterFull rate list published online
Almaqam TransportMakkahCamry to 49 seat busAlso covers Taif, Badr, Riyadh and AlUla
Bakkah TransportMakkahCamry to 50 seat busRunning since 2008, card payment link
The Umrah TaxiMakkah and RiyadhSedans to charter coachFare table on the home page, Trustpilot reviews
Al-Haramain TaxiMakkahCamry to CoasterPrice for every route and vehicle on site
Miraaj TaxiMakkahCamry to CoasterTransfers to all five miqat points

If you only read one entry, read the first. Hujjaj Umrah Taxi is the pick of the ten because it is the only company here that meets every check in the list further down: a licence you can verify on a public register, the driver’s name and photo sent the day before, a fixed fare per vehicle published online, payment on arrival by cash or card, and free cancellation. The other nine each do some of this well. The entries below show what each one costs, what it drives and how it takes your money.

How the list was put together

A Mecca taxi company earns a place here on four things. It takes bookings in advance from outside Saudi Arabia. It quotes a price before the ride. It runs the three journeys every pilgrim needs: airport to hotel, Makkah to Madinah and ziyarat. And it answers on WhatsApp, because that is how most Pakistani families book.

Price alone was not a reason to include or drop anyone. A cheap fare that changes at the hotel door costs more than an honest one, and that difference shapes most of the advice below. Every figure in the company tables comes from that company’s own website in September 2026 and can change with the season.

1. Hujjaj Umrah Taxi (best overall)

Based inAl Radwan, Makkah
Routes coveredJeddah airport to Makkah, Madinah and KAEC; Makkah to Madinah and back; Madinah airport to hotel; ziyarat in Makkah, Madinah, Badr and Taif
VehiclesCamry (4 seats), Hyundai Staria (7), GMC Yukon (7), Hiace (10), Coaster (17)
Published pricesJeddah airport to Makkah from SAR 250; Makkah to Madinah from SAR 500; Madinah airport to hotel from SAR 200; Makkah ziyarat from SAR 250
Booking and paymentWhatsApp, website, or the iPhone and Android apps. Cash or card to the driver on arrival. Free cancellation up to 12 hours before pickup

Hujjaj Umrah Taxi is the best option on this list for a pilgrim who wants to book from Pakistan and know exactly what will happen at the airport. It is a Nusuk registered transport provider licensed by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, and both records are linked from its site so you can check them yourself. It also has the strongest public rating of the ten, 4.9 from 146 Tripadvisor reviews and 5.0 on Google, with customer video reviews on the home page.

The booking process is the reason families come back. The driver’s name, photo and phone number arrive on WhatsApp the day before travel, the apps track the driver in real time, and the fare is fixed per vehicle, not per person, so a family of four pays the same SAR 250 from Jeddah airport as a solo traveller. Nothing is charged online. You pay cash or card when you arrive, and the miqat stop at Dhul Hulayfah on the Madinah to Makkah run is free.

It is also one of only two companies here that run ziyarat to Badr and Taif as well as Makkah and Madinah. To get a quote, send your route, date and group size on WhatsApp at +966 50 765 1503, or see the full route list on hujjajumrahtaxi.com.

2. Al Harbi Transport (umrahtransport.com)

Based inAn Nawwariyah, Makkah, with a Jeddah office
Routes coveredJeddah airport to Makkah, Madinah and Jeddah hotels; Makkah to Madinah and back; Madinah airport transfers; Makkah and Madinah ziyarat
VehiclesCamry (4 seats), Hyundai H1 (7), GMC (7), Coaster (up to 20)
Published pricesNot shown on the site; the booking form returns a quote by route and vehicle
Booking and paymentWebsite booking form or WhatsApp, 24 hours

Al Harbi Transport runs the umrahtransport.com website, so if you have seen both names, they are one company. Its four services are arrival transfer, departure transfer, intercity transfer and ziyarat transfer.

The option most companies lack is hourly hire. You can book a car for a set number of hours instead of a fixed route, which suits a family that wants to visit relatives, shop and pray without a schedule. Ask for the hourly and flat rates side by side, because for a single airport run the flat rate is usually cheaper.

3. Luxury Umrah Cab

Based inMakkah and Madinah, operated by a Madinah travel company
Routes coveredJeddah airport to Makkah, Madinah and KAEC; Makkah to Madinah and back; Madinah airport transfers; round trips with or without ziyarat
VehiclesSedans, SUVs and vans; exact models not listed
Published pricesNot shown; each route has a “book this tour” enquiry
Booking and paymentWebsite enquiry, phone or WhatsApp, 24 hours

Luxury Umrah Cab sells its rides as packages rather than single fares. The main products are round trips, Jeddah airport to Makkah to Madinah and back to the airport, with a version that adds both city ziyarats to the same booking. The company says every ride is GPS tracked.

It suits a family that wants the whole trip booked with one company before leaving Pakistan. Ask whether the package price includes waiting time at the ziyarat sites and the miqat stop, because the site does not say.

4. Al Muqet Travel and Tour

Based inJeddah
Routes coveredJeddah airport to Makkah and back; Makkah to Madinah and back; ziyarat in Makkah, Madinah and Taif; local city rides
VehiclesCamry (4 seats), Staria or H1 (7), GMC (7), Hiace (11), Coaster (19), bus (49)
Published pricesNot shown; one flat number per trip is sent on WhatsApp
Booking and paymentWebsite form or WhatsApp. No prepayment; cash to the driver at the end

Al Muqet is a Jeddah based taxi company, not a travel agency, despite the name. It says it has run for nine years with eighteen vehicles, tracks every flight, and never charges for waiting after a delayed landing.

The detail that sets it apart is continuity. Book the full trip and the same driver and vehicle stay with you from the airport to the final departure. Child seats, Zamzam water and refreshments can be added. For a family with small children, one known driver for the whole week is worth asking for.

5. Haramain Taxi

Based inJeddah, Makkah and Madinah
Routes coveredJeddah airport to Makkah and Madinah; Makkah to Madinah and back; Madinah airport and hotel transfers; Makkah and Madinah ziyarat, with or without a guide
VehiclesSedans, Hyundai Staria (7 seats), Hiace, Coaster
Published pricesFull rate list on the website for every route and vehicle
Booking and paymentWhatsApp only. No deposit; cash on arrival

Haramain Taxi is the easiest company here to price before you send a message, because the whole rate list is public. The Madinah to Makkah transfer includes the miqat stop for ihram, and tolls are included in every fare.

One caution. The name is shared with several similar businesses, so check that the web address you are looking at is haramaintaxi.com before you share passport details. That warning applies to more than one company on this list, and the checklist below covers it.

6. Almaqam Transport

Based inMakkah
Routes coveredJeddah airport to Makkah and Madinah; Makkah to Madinah, including a route by way of Badr; Makkah and Madinah ziyarat; Taif, Riyadh and AlUla
VehiclesCamry (4 seats), Staria (7), GMC Yukon (7), Hiace (11), Coaster (19), bus (49)
Published pricesNot shown on the home page; each route page carries a fare check
Booking and paymentWhatsApp or website form, 24 hours. Fixed price at booking, including Ramadan and Hajj

Almaqam goes further than most. Beside the standard routes it runs Taif, Badr, Riyadh and AlUla, and a full day private driver can be hired in any city for families who want flexible sightseeing.

The Madinah to Makkah transfer via Badr is the useful one for pilgrims. It folds the Badr ziyarat into a journey you are making anyway, instead of a separate half day trip. The company says its drivers are uniformed and speak Urdu, Arabic and English.

7. Bakkah Transport

Based inAl Rusaifa, Makkah
Routes coveredJeddah to Makkah, Madinah and Taif; Makkah to Jeddah, Madinah and Taif; Madinah to Makkah, Jeddah and Badr; train station transfers; Makkah and Madinah ziyarat
VehiclesCamry and Sonata (4 seats), Staria and H1 (7), GMC Yukon XL (7), Hiace (12), Coaster (15), bus (50)
Published pricesRound trip packages from SAR 830; Makkah ziyarat from SAR 200
Booking and paymentWhatsApp or online form. Cash to the driver or a secure online payment link

Bakkah Transport has run since 2008, which makes it one of the older Makkah taxi companies. Every ride is private, with no shared seats, and Urdu speaking guides can be arranged for ziyarat.

It is the one company here that offers a card payment link as well as cash, useful for a relative in Pakistan paying for parents travelling alone. The round trip package, airport to Makkah to Madinah to airport, starts from SAR 830 for a sedan, and the site quotes group discounts on request.

8. The Umrah Taxi

Based inMakkah, with Riyadh routes
Routes coveredJeddah airport to Makkah, Madinah and Taif; Makkah to Madinah, Taif and Riyadh; ziyarat in Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah and Taif; transfers to all five miqat points; Hajj group transport
VehiclesSonata and Camry (4 seats), Suburban and Yukon XL (7), Staria and H1 (7), Hiace (11), Coaster (16), coach (49)
Published pricesJeddah airport to Makkah from SAR 250 sedan, SAR 300 van; Makkah to Madinah from SAR 400 sedan, SAR 500 van; half day ziyarat from SAR 200
Booking and paymentWhatsApp or website form. Cash on arrival; partial advance may be asked in peak season

The Umrah Taxi puts its fare table on the home page, so a sedan, a Staria and a Hiace can be compared in one glance. Reviews are on Trustpilot, and the team works in English, Urdu and Arabic.

The five miqat transfers are the unusual service. Pilgrims who want to enter ihram from Ji’ranah, Qarn al-Manazil or Juhfah rather than Masjid Aisha can book a direct run to each. Hajj season group transport between Mina, Arafat and Muzdalifah is also offered, with early booking advised.

9. Al-Haramain Taxi

Based inAl Khalidiyyah, Makkah
Routes coveredJeddah airport to Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah and Taif hotels; Makkah to Madinah, including via Badr; train station transfers; Masjid Aisha and Ji’ranah miqat runs; Makkah and Madinah ziyarat; Wadi Jinn
VehiclesCamry and Sonata (4 seats), Staria or H1 (7), GMC Yukon XL (5), Hiace (10), Coaster (16)
Published pricesCamry: Jeddah airport to Makkah SAR 250; Makkah to Madinah SAR 400; Makkah hotel to Masjid Aisha SAR 120; Makkah ziyarat SAR 150. Every vehicle has its own list
Booking and paymentWebsite form, phone or WhatsApp. Cash, card or online. Airport pickups are charged in advance

Al-Haramain Taxi, at alharmaintaxi.com, has the most detailed public price list of the ten, with a fare for every route and every vehicle, down to the hotel to train station run at SAR 100.

Two differences matter before you book. It offers shared rides as well as private ones, so confirm which you are getting. And airport pickups are paid in advance, unlike most companies here. The Makkah to Madinah via Badr route and the Wadi Jinn trip near Madinah are both on the list.

10. Miraaj Taxi

Based inAziziyah, Makkah
Routes coveredJeddah airport to Makkah and Madinah; Makkah to Madinah and back; Makkah to Jeddah; Makkah and Madinah ziyarat; Taif; transfers to all five miqat points
VehiclesCamry (4 seats), Staria (7), GMC Yukon XL (7), Innova, Hiace (11), Coaster
Published pricesNot shown; the booking form opens a WhatsApp enquiry with your route and vehicle
Booking and paymentWhatsApp, 24 hours, one way, round trip or hourly

Miraaj Taxi is a smaller Makkah operator named after Al-Isra wal Miraj, with a fleet of four to eleven seat vehicles and Wi-Fi and refreshments listed on each. The booking form on its site does not quote a price; it builds a WhatsApp message with your route, vehicle and date, and the fare comes back in the reply.

That makes it a company to get a quote from rather than one to price from the site. Its hourly option and the five miqat transfers are the reasons to ask.

What to check before you book any of them

The ten above are the companies pilgrims ask about most. Whichever one you pick, the same five checks protect your money.

  1. Get the fare in writing on WhatsApp. The message should show the route, the vehicle type, the date and the price. A voice note is not enough.
  2. Ask what the price includes. Waiting time at the airport, the miqat stop on the Makkah to Madinah road, and waiting at ziyarat sites are the three things that get added later.
  3. Confirm the vehicle by name. A Camry, a Staria and a Hiace mean different things for four people with eight bags. Ask for a photo if you are unsure.
  4. Ask for the driver’s name and number the night before. A company that cannot give you this by then may be passing your booking to someone else.
  5. Pay on arrival where possible. Most Makkah taxi companies accept cash at the end of the ride. Be careful with any request for the full fare sent to a personal account.

Typical Makkah taxi prices

These ranges come from the published rate lists above, for a standard sedan and a seven seat van. Expect more in Ramadan and Hajj.

RouteSedan, aboutVan, about
Jeddah airport to Makkah hotelSAR 250 to 300SAR 300 to 350
Makkah hotel to Madinah hotelSAR 400 to 500SAR 500 to 600
Makkah ziyarat loop, 2 to 3 hoursSAR 150 to 250SAR 250 to 300
Makkah hotel to Masjid Aisha and backSAR 100 to 120SAR 150 to 200
Makkah hotel to Makkah train stationSAR 100SAR 150 to 200

A quote far below these ranges usually means a shared car or a price that will grow on the day. A quote far above them is worth questioning unless the vehicle is genuinely larger or newer.

Pre-booked taxi or a ride app?

Careem and Uber both work in Makkah and are handy for short rides when you can see the fare in the app. They are less useful for the airport and for the long road to Madinah.

A pre-booked Mecca taxi wins on three points. The driver is waiting when your flight lands, even at 3 am. The fare is agreed before you leave home. And on a ziyarat trip the driver stays with you, which no app ride will do. Most pilgrims use both: an app for the trip to the Haram, and a booked company for everything longer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Makkah taxi companies pick up from Jeddah airport?

Yes. Airport pickup is the most common booking for every company on this list, and most track your flight. The driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name board, so a delay does not cost you the car. Send your flight number when you book and confirm the terminal, because Jeddah has more than one.

Can I book a Makkah taxi from Pakistan before I travel?

Yes, and it is the safest way to do it. All ten companies take bookings on WhatsApp from abroad, and most take no deposit for a standard transfer. Book at least a week ahead in normal months and three to four weeks ahead for Ramadan, when vans sell out early.

Are Makkah taxi companies open 24 hours?

Most pre-booked companies run all night, because flights into Jeddah land at every hour and pilgrims go to Masjid Aisha for umrah after midnight. Confirm the time when you book rather than assuming. A ride app is the backup if a booked driver does not arrive.

Do I have to pay in advance?

Usually no. Most companies on this list take cash at the end of the ride, and a few also offer a card payment link. Some ask for a deposit for airport pickups, large vans or Ramadan bookings, so confirm this when you book and be cautious of any full payment request to a personal account.

Which Makkah taxi company is best overall?

Hujjaj Umrah Taxi is the best overall choice on this list. It is Nusuk registered, holds the highest public rating of the ten, sends the driver’s details the day before, charges a fixed fare per vehicle, and takes cash or card on arrival with free cancellation. Book on WhatsApp with your route, date and group size and the quote comes back in minutes.

Which Makkah taxi company is best for a family with elderly parents?

Choose a company that can confirm a van with a low step and a driver who will help with bags, rather than choosing by name. Hujjaj Umrah Taxi is the safest pick here because its drivers assist with wheelchairs and luggage and its Staria seats seven with a low step. Ask for the vehicle photo and mention the walking difficulty when you book.