Madinah Ziyarat Taxi, walk the city that sheltered the Prophet.

A 3-hour private tour starts from 150 SAR for the sedan, with the Hyundai Staria at 200 SAR, the Hiace at 250 SAR and the VIP GMC at 300 SAR, fixed per vehicle. Market prices range from 120 to 600 SAR based on vehicle type. Hourly pricing is 80 SAR for sedans and 100 SAR for vans, and no advance deposit is required.

Very little beyond transport, because every site is free: Masjid Quba, Masjid Qiblatayn, Mount Uhud and the Seven Mosques have no tickets. A family of four in the 150 SAR sedan completes the whole ziyarat tour for about 38 SAR per person.

Our 150-minute package covers Masjid Qubaa, Masjid Qiblatain, Mount Uhud with Jabal Rumah and the martyrs cemetery, the Seven Mosques and the Battle of the Trench area. You can add Jannat al Baqi, Masjid al Ghamamah, Bir Ali or any preferred ziyarat sites with the builder above.

Three reliable taxi services for ziyarat transport: ride-hailing apps, hotel concierges, and street-side taxis outside Masjid an-Nabawi, which require negotiation on price. Pre-booking a local provider ensures a driver meets you at your hotel: send hotel details and ziyarat time on WhatsApp and we confirm and send driver contact details.

Yes, Uber and Careem both operate in Madinah and are recommended for their transparency and fixed pricing on single trips. For a multi-stop ziyarat they fit poorly: the car leaves at each drop, so every site becomes a new request with no one waiting while you pray.

For one city hop, often yes. For ziyarat the math flips: five or six separate fares, surge where pilgrims gather, and waits in the heat between rides usually cost more than one fixed 150 SAR tour, and always cost more calm.

Our private airport transfer is a fixed SAR 150 for the sedan to any hotel around Al Masjid an Nabawi. Book it together with your ziyarat and the same team handles both ends of the trip.

SAR 450 for the private sedan, hotel to hotel, with a free stop at Bir Ali so you enter ihram at the miqat. It pairs naturally with this tour: ziyarat in the morning, the road to Makkah after Dhuhr.

Begin at the Prophet's Mosque with salaam upon the Prophet Muhammad and his companions Abu Bakr and Umar, visited on foot from any central hotel. Then take the driven circuit in this order: Quba first for its reward, Qiblatayn, Uhud, then the Trench sites, with dua made simply where you stand. Nothing is touched or circled; ziyarat here is remembrance, and its religious significance needs no rituals.

Built for them. Drivers assist with wheelchair loading for elderly passengers, vehicles are air-conditioned throughout, walking is minimal at every stop, and drivers ensure smooth travel between ziyarat sites with historical context at each location, in the informal guiding style Madinah drivers are loved for.