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Fixed fare for the whole car, from 200 SAR
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Madinah Ziyarat Taxi: A Private Tour From Your Hotel, Starting at 200 SAR
The Madinah Ziyarat taxi costs 200 SAR in a Toyota Camry, for the whole car, and usually takes around 3 hours. Your driver collects you at your Madinah hotel and drives you to Masjid Quba, Masjid al-Qiblatain, Mount Uhud and the other historic places of the city. At each stop, the driver waits while you visit and pray.
Want to see Wadi-e-Jinn as well? That longer trip has its own Wadi e Jinn taxi page. Online Umrah Taxi is licensed by the Saudi Transport Authority, and drivers speak English and Arabic. Book on WhatsApp at +966 56 323 2855, day or night.
Ziyarat From 200 SAR
Usually Around 3 Hours
Driver Waits at Stops
Pickup at Your Hotel
What the Tour Includes
What a Madinah Ziyarat Tour by Private Car Includes
A Madinah Ziyarat tour is a private visit by car to the places linked to the life of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his Companions. Online Umrah Taxi runs it as a round trip from your hotel near Masjid an-Nabawi. The car carries only your group, so you set the pace.
The standard Madinah Ziyarat starts at 200 SAR in a Toyota Camry and usually takes around 3 hours. The fare covers the whole car, so a family of four pays the same as a couple. Larger groups choose a bigger vehicle from the fare table below. Groups of 8 or more can plan their vehicles on our umrah group transport page.
The standard route usually covers Masjid Quba, Masjid al-Qiblatain, Mount Uhud with the martyrs’ cemetery, and Jabal al-Rumah. It also passes the Seven Mosques with Masjid al-Fath, Masjid al-Jumu’ah, and a date farm or date market. The exact order depends on traffic and prayer times, and the team confirms it on WhatsApp.
Your driver parks close to each place and waits while you visit and pray, make du’a or simply sit for a moment. You do not need to find a new taxi between stops. When the last stop is done, the driver brings you back to your hotel or the nearest permitted drop-off point.
Ziyarat is not one of the rites of Umrah or Hajj. It is a visit many pilgrims value for remembrance and reflection. For any question about the virtues of a place, please ask your scholar.
- Private Car for Your Group
- Hotel Pickup and Return
- Driver Waits at Each Stop
- Standard Tour From 200 SAR
- Six Vehicle Sizes
- Fixed Fare per Vehicle
Madinah Ziyarat Fares
Fixed Madinah Ziyarat Fares by Vehicle
| Vehicle | Seats | Madinah Ziyarat | Madinah Hotel → Madinah Ziyarat including Wadi-e-Jinn |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Camry | 4 | 200 SAR | 300 SAR |
| GMC Yukon XL | 7 | 300 SAR | 450 SAR |
| Hyundai Staria | 7 | 280 SAR | 400 SAR |
| Toyota Coaster | 17 | 400 SAR | 500 SAR |
| Toyota Hiace | 11 | 370 SAR | 480 SAR |
| Chevrolet Suburban | 7 | 450 SAR | 500 SAR |
Each Madinah Ziyarat fare is for the whole vehicle, not per person, and includes pickup and return to your Madinah hotel. The ‘Madinah Ziyarat’ column is the standard tour, and the ‘including Wadi-e-Jinn’ column adds the valley, explained on the Wadi e Jinn taxi page. Most bookings need no pre-payment, and you pay the driver in cash or by a secure online link. See every fixed price we publish for transfers out of Madinah.
Stops on Your Route
The Stops on Your Madinah Ziyarat Tour
These are the stops on the standard Madinah Ziyarat tour. Each one has its own story from the early years of Islam. Here is what happened there, and what to expect when you step out of the car. Before the tour, you can read about Quba, Qiblatain, Uhud and the old wells one by one in our Madinah and Makkah place guides.
Masjid Quba
Masjid Quba is widely described as the first mosque built in Islam, raised when the Prophet (peace be upon him) arrived in Madinah on the Hijrah. A narration in Ibn Majah (1412, graded hasan) says that whoever purifies himself at home, then comes to Masjid Quba and prays there, receives the reward of an Umrah. Many pilgrims make wudu at the hotel for this reason, and your scholar can explain the details. The mosque has separate prayer areas for women.
Masjid al-Qiblatain
Masjid al-Qiblatain means “the mosque of the two qiblas”. Islamic tradition holds that the command to turn the qibla from Jerusalem to the Ka'bah in Makkah came here, during a prayer. Pilgrims usually stop to pray and see the white building with its twin minarets. The stop is often short, and your driver waits nearby.
Mount Uhud and the Martyrs' Cemetery
Mount Uhud is the mountain north of Madinah where the Battle of Uhud took place. The Uhud martyrs' cemetery at its foot holds the graves of the Companions who fell there, including Hamzah ibn Abd al-Muttalib (may Allah be pleased with him), the uncle of the Prophet (peace be upon him). The graves are usually seen from behind a fence. Visitors stand quietly, and many make du'a for the martyrs.
Jabal al-Rumah (the Archers' Hill)
Jabal al-Rumah is the small hill facing Mount Uhud where the Prophet (peace be upon him) placed his archers during the battle. The archers' decision to leave their position changed the course of the day, and the lesson is often retold here. Some pilgrims climb a short way up for the view. Others prefer to watch from the ground, and that is fine.
The Seven Mosques and Masjid al-Fath
The Seven Mosques (Saba Masajid) stand near the site of the Battle of the Trench (Khandaq). Masjid al-Fath is the best known of them, on the slope where the Prophet (peace be upon him) is reported to have made du'a during the siege. By tradition, the smaller mosques carry the names of Companions such as Salman al-Farsi (may Allah be pleased with him). The area is compact, so it suits a short walk.
Masjid al-Jumu'ah
By tradition, Masjid al-Jumu'ah marks the place where the Prophet (peace be upon him) led his first Friday prayer, on the way from Quba into Madinah. It lies close to the Quba area, so the driver often includes it near the start or end of the route. It is a calm stop for a short prayer.
Timing & Planning
How Long the Madinah Ziyarat Takes and the Best Time to Go
The standard Madinah Ziyarat usually takes around 3 hours from hotel pickup to drop-off. Longer routes with extra places take more time. The team confirms the expected timing on WhatsApp when you book.
Time at each stop varies with traffic, crowds and how long you pray. A quick stop at Masjid al-Qiblatain can take only a few minutes, while Masjid Quba and Mount Uhud often take longer. Tell the team if you want more time at one place, and the plan is adjusted before pickup.
Many pilgrims start the Madinah Ziyarat in the early morning, after Fajr or after sunrise. The air is cooler then, the roads are usually quieter, and you are back before the midday heat. In the summer months, Madinah can be very hot by late morning.
The Prophet (peace be upon him) is reported to have visited Masjid Quba on Saturdays, so some pilgrims choose a Saturday morning tour. On Fridays, many pilgrims prefer to be back at Masjid an-Nabawi early for Jumu’ah. If a prayer time falls during the tour, you can pray at one of the mosques on the route.
- Usually Around 3 Hours
- Extra Time on Request
- Timing Confirmed on WhatsApp
- Early Morning Is Cooler
- Saturday for Masjid Quba
- Pray on the Route
Dates & Walking Visits
Date Farms by Car, Jannat al-Baqi and Al-Ghamamah on Foot
The Madinah Ziyarat usually ends with a date farm or a date market. Madinah is known for its dates, especially Ajwa, and many pilgrims buy boxes to take home as gifts. Buying dates is your choice. Any purchase is paid to the seller and is not part of the taxi fare.
Jannat al-Baqi is the main cemetery of Madinah, beside Masjid an-Nabawi. Many members of the family of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and many Companions are buried there. Jannat al-Baqi is within walking distance of the mosque, so pilgrims usually visit it on foot rather than by car.
Access to Jannat al-Baqi is managed by the authorities and is usually limited to certain times of day. Entry arrangements for women can differ from those for men. Please check the current times at Masjid an-Nabawi, because they can change.
Masjid al-Ghamamah stands a short walk from Masjid an-Nabawi. It is associated with the Eid prayer and the prayer for rain led by the Prophet (peace be upon him). Like Jannat al-Baqi, Masjid al-Ghamamah is usually visited on foot, so it is not a car stop on the tour.
- Date Farm or Market Stop
- Ajwa Dates to Take Home
- Dates Paid Separately
- Jannat al-Baqi on Foot
- Masjid al-Ghamamah on Foot
- Check Baqi Times Locally
Touring With Parents & Children
Slower Walkers and Young Children: A Car That Waits at Each Stop
A private Ziyarat car lets older parents and young children see the sites at their own pace. The car waits at each stop, so nobody is rushed back to a bus. You agree the fare and pickup time on WhatsApp before the day.
Your Driver Waits While You Pray
At Masjid Quba and each other stop, the driver parks nearby and waits until your group is ready.
Short Walks From the Car
The driver stops as close to each site as is permitted, which helps parents who walk slowly.
Skip or Shorten Any Stop
If a parent is tired, you can stay in the air-conditioned car at Jabal al-Rumah or leave out a stop.
Room for a Wheelchair
Mention a folding wheelchair or stroller when you book, so the team suggests a car with space for it.
Water and a Cool Car
Each Ziyarat car is air-conditioned and cleaned before the trip, with bottled water on board.
Book for Relatives From Abroad
You can book the Madinah Ziyarat for your parents and share their hotel and phone number with the team.
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Seats for Your Whole Group
Choose Your Car for the Madinah Ziyarat
The right Ziyarat car depends on how many of you are going. A Toyota Camry seats 4 and suits a couple or a small family. A family of up to 7 fits in a Hyundai Staria, GMC Yukon XL or Chevrolet Suburban. The Toyota Hiace seats 11, and the Toyota Coaster seats 17 for an Umrah group touring together. For seats, bags and fares by model, see our umrah taxi fleet.
- 4 Seater
- 3 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Madinah Ziyarat: 200 SAR
- Best for: Couples on a morning Ziyarat
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 7 Seater
- 8 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Madinah Ziyarat: 280 SAR
- Best for: Families with children
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 7 Seater
- 8 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Madinah Ziyarat: 300 SAR
- Best for: Elderly parents, easy seating
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 11 Seater
- 14 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Madinah Ziyarat: 370 SAR
- Best for: Extended families together
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 17 Seater
- 20 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Madinah Ziyarat: 400 SAR
- Best for: Umrah groups up to 17
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
- 7 Seater
- 8 Luggage
- Air Condition
- Madinah Ziyarat: 450 SAR
- Best for: Larger families wanting an SUV
- Free Wi-Fi & Refreshments
Prices shown are the standard Madinah Ziyarat fare for the whole vehicle, including hotel pickup and return.
How to Book
How to Book Your Madinah Ziyarat Tour in 4 Steps
Booking a Madinah Ziyarat tour takes one WhatsApp chat. Share your hotel, preferred day and group size. The team confirms the route, the fare and the pickup time before the day.
Choose Your Stops
Keep the standard Madinah Ziyarat route, or tell the team which stops matter most to your group.
Share Your Hotel and Group
Send your Madinah hotel, the day, a pickup time and how many adults, children and elderly are coming.
Get Your Fare and Route
The team replies with the fixed fare for your car and the usual order of stops, and notes any requests.
Tour, Then Pay the Driver
Your driver collects you, waits at each stop and brings you back. Then pay the fare in cash or by a secure online link.
Touring Madinah: Private Car, Bus Tour or Street Taxi?
Group bus tours and street taxis both take pilgrims to the Ziyarat places in Madinah. A group bus tour can be a low-cost choice for a solo traveller, and street taxis are often easy to find near the big hotels. A private Online Umrah Taxi car suits families, elderly pilgrims and anyone who wants to set their own pace.
| Feature | Online Umrah Taxi Verified | Group bus tour or street taxi |
|---|---|---|
| Cost for one person Travelling alone or as a pair. | Fixed fare for the whole car, from 200 SAR | A bus seat is often cheaper for a solo traveller |
| Cost for a family Four or more people together. | One price per vehicle, however many seats you fill | Bus tours usually charge per person |
| Start time When the tour begins. | You choose the pickup time | Buses run to a set schedule; street taxis any time |
| Time at each stop Praying and reflecting without rushing. | Your driver waits while you pray | Bus tours keep to a timetable; a street taxi may not wait |
| Pickup Where the tour starts. | At your hotel or the nearest permitted point | Bus meeting point or wherever you find a taxi |
| Route choice Adding or skipping a place. | Agreed with you on WhatsApp before the day | Bus route is fixed; a street taxi fare is agreed stop by stop |
| Meeting other pilgrims Company on the way. | Only your own group in the car | Bus tours can be a sociable way to meet others |
Planning a Madinah Ziyarat with family or elderly parents?
Send your hotel, day and group size on WhatsApp. Online Umrah Taxi confirms your fixed Ziyarat fare, the pickup time and the order of stops.
Cost for a family
DependsFour or more people together.
Online Umrah Taxi
One price per vehicle, however many seats you fill
Bus / street taxi
Bus tours usually charge per person
Start time
Private carWhen the tour begins.
Online Umrah Taxi
You choose the pickup time
Bus / street taxi
Buses run to a set schedule; street taxis any time
Time at each stop
UnhurriedPraying and reflecting without rushing.
Online Umrah Taxi
Your driver waits while you pray
Bus / street taxi
Bus tours keep to a timetable; a street taxi may not wait
Pickup
Private carWhere the tour starts.
Online Umrah Taxi
At your hotel or the nearest permitted point
Bus / street taxi
Bus meeting point or wherever you find a taxi
Route choice
Private carAdding or skipping a place.
Online Umrah Taxi
Agreed with you on WhatsApp before the day
Bus / street taxi
Bus route is fixed; a street taxi fare is agreed stop by stop
Meeting other pilgrims
Bus / street taxiCompany on the way.
Online Umrah Taxi
Only your own group in the car
Bus / street taxi
Bus tours can be a sociable way to meet others
Online Umrah Taxi carries pilgrims to Madinah from Indonesia, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
Add-ons & Next Steps
Wadi-e-Jinn, and Where to Go After Your Ziyarat
Wadi-e-Jinn, also called Wadi al-Baida, is a valley roughly 30 to 40 km north-west of Madinah. It is known for an optical “magnetic hill” effect, and the driver shows it only where it is safe. Read how that trip works on the Wadi e Jinn taxi page.
For short rides between hotels, mosques and stations in the city, see the Madinah taxi page.
Going on to Makkah? The Makkah Ziyarat taxi visits Jabal al-Nour, Arafat and the other historic places there.
For the full list of Ziyarat places in both holy cities, see the guide to Ziyarat places in Makkah and Madinah.
When your stay ends, the Madinah to Makkah taxi drives you roughly 450 km to your Makkah hotel, from 490 SAR in a Toyota Camry.
- Wadi-e-Jinn Trip Page
- Rides Around Madinah
- Makkah Ziyarat Next
- Full Ziyarat Places Guide
- Onward to Makkah
- One WhatsApp Chat
Holy Places
Holy Places on and Around Your Madinah Ziyarat
Your Madinah Ziyarat starts and ends near Masjid an-Nabawi. Three of the places below are stops on the tour itself. The others frame the journey that brings most pilgrims to Madinah.
Masjid al-Haram
Many pilgrims perform Umrah at Masjid al-Haram first and book the Madinah Ziyarat after they arrive in Madinah.
Masjid an-Nabawi
Masjid an-Nabawi is where your Ziyarat day begins and ends, with Jannat al-Baqi a short walk away.
Masjid Quba
Masjid Quba is often the first stop of the tour, where many pilgrims pray while the driver waits.
Masjid al-Qiblatain
Masjid al-Qiblatain is the Ziyarat stop where pilgrims remember the change of the qibla towards the Ka’bah.
Mount Uhud
Mount Uhud is the Ziyarat stop for the martyrs’ cemetery and the view from Jabal al-Rumah.
Masjid Ayesha (Tan'eem)
Masjid Ayesha (Tan’eem) is the Meeqat near Makkah for pilgrims who plan another Umrah after Madinah.
Pilgrim Reviews
What Pilgrims Say After a Ziyarah in Madinah
Reviews that mention a Ziyarah or Madinah come first. The rest describe other rides with Online Umrah Taxi, shown as written. Across all rides, our score is 4.9/5 Rated from pilgrims.
Pick a Day for Quba, Qiblatain and Uhud
Send your Madinah hotel, the day and your group size on WhatsApp. Online Umrah Taxi confirms a fixed fare from 200 SAR before pickup.
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The Tour & the Stops
Madinah Ziyarat FAQs: Fares, Timing and Stops
The Madinah Ziyarat costs 200 SAR in a Toyota Camry, for the whole car and not per person. Larger vehicles cost more, up to 450 SAR for a Chevrolet Suburban. The fare includes pickup and return to your Madinah hotel.
The standard Madinah Ziyarat usually takes around 3 hours from pickup to drop-off. Traffic, crowds and time spent in prayer can make it a little shorter or longer. The team confirms the timing when you book.
Ask on WhatsApp before the day if you want extra time at Masjid Quba, Mount Uhud or another stop. The team confirms your expected timing and fixed fare before pickup. You then know the plan in advance.
The Madinah Ziyarat tour is private, so only your group rides in the car. The fare is for the whole vehicle, whether you fill one seat or all of them. You also choose your own pickup time.
The driver picks you up at your Madinah hotel. If cars cannot reach your hotel door near Masjid an-Nabawi, the team confirms the nearest permitted pickup point on WhatsApp. The tour ends back at the same place.
The standard tour usually covers Masjid Quba, Masjid al-Qiblatain, Mount Uhud and the martyrs' cemetery, and Jabal al-Rumah. It also includes the Seven Mosques with Masjid al-Fath, Masjid al-Jumu'ah, and a date farm or date market. The order of stops is confirmed on WhatsApp.
Yes. The Madinah Ziyarat taxi works as a private Madinah city tour of the historic places, and it costs 200 SAR per vehicle in a Toyota Camry. The usual stops are Masjid Quba, Masjid al-Qiblatain, Mount Uhud and the Seven Mosques. The driver waits while you visit, but the tour is not led by a licensed tour guide.
No, Wadi-e-Jinn is not part of the standard 200 SAR tour. The Madinah Ziyarat including Wadi-e-Jinn is a separate package, shown in the fare table above. The Wadi e Jinn taxi page explains the valley and the trip.
Yes, your driver waits at every stop on the Madinah Ziyarat while you visit and pray, from Masjid al-Qiblatain to Mount Uhud and the Seven Mosques. Your group keeps the same car for the whole tour. If you want extra time at one place, mention it when you book.
Many pilgrims prefer the early morning, after Fajr or after sunrise, when it is cooler and roads are usually quieter. A morning start also brings you back before the midday heat. Some pilgrims choose a Saturday morning for the Masjid Quba visit.
Jannat al-Baqi is beside Masjid an-Nabawi, so pilgrims usually walk there rather than drive. Access is managed by the authorities and is usually limited to certain times of day. Entry arrangements for women can differ, so check the current rules at the mosque.
Ask on WhatsApp, because places beyond the standard route, such as Badr, have no published fare. The team tells you whether the stop can be added and quotes a fixed price for your car. You agree that price before the day.
No, the Uhud martyrs' cemetery is at ground level, and climbing Jabal al-Rumah is optional. Some pilgrims walk a short way up the Archers' Hill for the view. Elderly visitors can stay by the car or in the air-conditioned vehicle.
Yes, the Madinah Ziyarat usually ends at a date farm or a date market, where many pilgrims buy Ajwa and other Madinah dates. You pay the seller directly, because dates are not part of the taxi fare. Tell the team if you would like extra time at this stop.
Booking, Families & Payment
Booking a Madinah Ziyarat Tour: Families, Payment and Changes
Ask on WhatsApp, because an airport pickup combined with a Ziyarat has no published fare. Many pilgrims first take the Madinah airport taxi to their hotel, drop their bags and book the Ziyarat for another time. The team can suggest a plan that suits your flight.
Yes, a private car suits elderly pilgrims because the driver stops as close as permitted to each site and waits. You can skip or shorten any stop if a parent gets tired. A GMC Yukon XL or Hyundai Staria gives more room to sit.
Yes, families and women travelling together can book the Madinah Ziyarat, and only your group rides in the car. You can also book the tour for a relative who is travelling. Share any requests with the team on WhatsApp before the day.
Online Umrah Taxi drivers speak English and Arabic and know the Ziyarat route well. They tell you the name of each place and help you find the entrance. For more history, read the notes on each stop above.
Your Madinah Ziyarat driver speaks English and Arabic. If you would like a driver who speaks another language, ask on WhatsApp when you book. The team tells you what is possible for your date.
Most bookings need no pre-payment. On the day, you hand the driver cash or use a secure online payment link. Your Ziyarat fare is fixed for the whole car and agreed on WhatsApp before the tour.
Yes, send a WhatsApp message to Online Umrah Taxi before your Ziyarat pickup time. Changing the day or cancelling before pickup costs nothing extra. The team then lets your driver know the new plan. The cancellation policy applies to a Madinah tour just as it does to any ride.