Mecca Sightseeing Taxi | Private religious tours of Mecca's landmarks and holy sites.
Enjoy the ultimate Mecca Sightseeing and private religious tour in Makkah, visiting historic Islamic landmarks and sites in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. We provide professional drivers for you and your family who are fully knowledgeable about peak times and historical locations, ensuring a comfortable and independent spiritual experience tailored to your own schedule—free from the constraints of group itineraries.
Details and information about the Makkah Al-Mukarramah sightseeing tour.
- Prices: Range from 300 to 550 SAR (depending on vehicle type and group size).
- Vehicles: Comfortable sedans, luxury SUVs, and spacious vans for families.
- Driver Languages: Arabic, English, and Urdu for easy communication.
- Service Coverage: Direct departure from your hotel in Makkah, with options for subsequent drop-off in Jeddah, Madinah, or Taif.
- Suitable for: Umrah pilgrims, families, solo travelers, and tourist groups.
Key Islamic Landmarks We Visit in Mecca (13 Religious and Historical Sites)
Cave of Hira
Mount Arafat
Cave of Thawr
Jabal al-Nour
Al-Ula Cemetery
The Jamarat
Mena
Muzdalifah
Mosque of Jinn
Namira Mosque
Aisha Mosque
Maymuna’s Grave
Masjid-al-Khaif
Our Fleet | Diverse and Luxurious Options
Ziyarat 24 offers a diverse range of modern, air-conditioned vehicles to suit the needs of individuals, families, and large groups.
Landmarks of Mecca
Toyota Camry – Reliable private transport
4 passengers
4 small or 2 large
Features: Quiet and comfortable driving, excellent air conditioning.
And suitable for businesspeople and couples.
Prices
Landmarks of Mecca
300 Riyal
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Landmarks of Mecca
Ford Taurus – Comfortable sedan taxi
4 passengers
4 small or 2 large
Features: Quiet and comfortable driving, excellent air conditioning.
And suitable for businesspeople and couples.
Prices
Landmarks of Mecca
300 Riyal
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Landmarks of Mecca
GMC Yukon – Luxury SUV Taxi
7 passengers
7 Travel Luggage
Features: Spacious interior, luxurious leather seats,
Ideal for long journeys and offers the highest level of comfort.
Prices
Landmarks of Mecca
350 Riyal
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Landmarks of Mecca
Hyundai Staria – Modern Family Taxi
7 passengers
7 Travel Luggage
Features: The ideal choice for families; features high ceilings.
And spacious areas, along with ease of loading.
Prices
Landmarks of Mecca
350 Riyal
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Landmarks of Mecca
Toyota Coaster – Large shared taxi
17 passengers
17 Travel Luggage
Features: An excellent minibus for camping trips.
Umrah, companies, and group visits to Medina.
Prices
Landmarks of Mecca
500 Riyal
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Landmarks of Mecca
Toyota HiAce – Spacious van for groups
17 passengers
17 Travel Luggage
The features are tailored for large Umrah groups.
And group trips, with a dedicated rear luggage area.
Prices
Landmarks of Mecca
400 Riyal
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How to make a reservation
You can complete your booking in less than a minute through simple, straightforward steps:
1. Contact us via WhatsApp
2. Send your trip details.
3. Choose the appropriate type of car.
4. We confirm the booking and send you the details.
Jabal Al-Noor is one of the most significant Islamic landmarks in Makkah, located northeast of the Grand Mosque. Known as the “Mountain of Light,” it houses the sacred Cave of Hira, where the first revelation of the Quran was sent to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The mountain stands about 642 meters high, and visitors climb it on foot to reach the cave and reflect on the beginnings of Islam. With a stunning view over Makkah, it attracts thousands of pilgrims and tourists every year. Visiting Jabal Al-Noor offers a deeply spiritual experience, especially for those interested in Islamic history. The best time to visit is early morning to avoid the heat, and wearing comfortable shoes is recommended. Jabal Al-Noor is frequently featured in Islamic travel guides and remains a must-see destination for spiritual travelers.
Jabal Al-Noor
Mount Arafat, also known as the “Mountain of Mercy,” is one of the most sacred Islamic landmarks in Makkah, located about 20 kilometers east of the Grand Mosque. Standing at Arafat is a fundamental pillar of Hajj, performed on the 9th of Dhul-Hijjah. On this blessed day, millions of pilgrims gather to pray, seek forgiveness, and connect spiritually with Allah. The mountain rises approximately 70 meters and offers a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere. Pilgrims often visit the site outside Hajj season as well, to reflect on its significance. The area is well-organized, with shaded spots and water facilities for visitors. Mount Arafat is a symbol of repentance, mercy, and divine closeness, making it a deeply revered location during the pilgrimage.
Mount Arafat
Hira Cave is located atop Jabal Al-Noor in northeastern Makkah. It is the sacred site where the first revelation of the Quran was delivered to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ by Angel Jibreel. The cave is among the most important Islamic sites, situated at 642 meters above sea level. Reaching it requires a physical climb, taking about an hour, but it’s a deeply spiritual journey. Despite its small size, the cave holds immense historical and religious value. Visitors are encouraged to go early in the morning or during cooler hours.
Cave-of-Hira
Thawr Cave is located in Mount Thawr, south of Makkah. It is the cave where Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq hid for three nights during the Hijrah to Madinah. Thawr Cave is historically associated with the Hijrah, when Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq (RA) stayed there while traveling from Makkah to Madinah., symbolizing divine protection and patience. The cave holds great historical significance and is a key site in the Prophet’s biography. Climbing to the cave is moderately challenging, and morning visits are recommended.
Thawr Cave
Al-Ma’la Cemetery is located in the Al-Ma’abda district of Makkah and is one of the oldest and most significant Islamic cemeteries. It houses the graves of several close relatives of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, including his wife Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, Pilgrims visit to recite Fatiha and pray for the deceased. The site is spiritually significant and respected in Islamic tradition.
Al-Ma’la Cemetery
The Jamarat are three stone pillars located in Mina that pilgrims throw pebbles at during Hajj rituals: Jamarat al-Sughra, al-Wusta, and al-Kubra (Jamrat al-Aqaba). This act symbolizes the rejection of Satan and submission to Allah’s will. Due to the large number of pilgrims, the ritual is highly organized, and the Jamarat Bridge has been constructed to ensure safe and efficient movement. The stoning ritual reflects inner spiritual struggle and discipline.
Jamarat
Mina is a sacred valley located between Makkah and Muzdalifah, and is one of the key pilgrimage sites during Hajj. Pilgrims stay here during the Days of Tashreeq, perform the stoning of the Jamarat, and sacrifice their offerings. The area features a modern Jamarat Bridge and thousands of white, fire-resistant tents. Mina comes alive during Hajj and is deeply connected to the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Visiting Mina is a serene spiritual experience.
Mina
Muzdalifah is located between Arafat and Mina. Pilgrims spend the night here on the 10th of Dhul-Hijjah after standing on Arafat. It is where they collect pebbles for the Jamarat and pray Maghrib and Isha combined. The area is open and peaceful, offering a chance for reflection and rest. Following the Sunnah, pilgrims sleep under the sky in Muzdalifah. It’s a deeply humbling part of the Hajj journey.
Muzdalifah
Al-Jinn Mosque, located in Makkah, is one of the city’s historic mosques. It is named after the event where Prophet Muhammad ﷺ recited the Quran to a group of jinn, who then embraced Islam. The mosque is simple yet spiritually significant. Visitors come to reflect on the universality of the Quranic message and its impact beyond the human realm.
Al-Jinn Mosque
Al-Khaif Mosque is located in Mina and is one of the most significant mosques during Hajj. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and many prophets before him are said to have prayed here. The mosque operates during the Hajj season and features a large covered prayer area. It holds deep historical and religious value and is a major gathering point for pilgrims.
Al-Khaif Mosque
Namira Mosque is located in the plain of Arafat and is central to the Hajj experience. It is where Prophet Muhammad ﷺ delivered his Farewell Sermon. Pilgrims gather here to pray Dhuhr and Asr combined. The mosque is grand and spacious, capable of holding hundreds of thousands. It is a key religious and historical site.
Namira Mosque
Aisha Mosque, also known as Al-Tan’eem Mosque, is a Miqat for residents of Makkah. It was named after Lady Aisha (RA), who was instructed by the Prophet ﷺ to assume Ihram from there. Located about 7 km from the Grand Mosque, it is a popular starting point for Umrah. The mosque is well-equipped and facilitates easy worship.
Aisha Mosque
The grave of Maymuna bint Al-Harith (RA), wife of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, is located in the Sarif area, north of Makkah. She passed away there after completing Hajj. The site is historically significant andMaymunah bint Al-Harith (RA), one of the wives of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, was buried in the Sarif area north of Makkah. The site is recognized for its historical connection to the Prophet’s family.The area is quiet and respectful, reminding visitors of the Prophet’s family and companions.
Maymuna’s Grave
Who is this service suitable for?
- Umrah pilgrims wishing to visit religious sites
- Families seeking a comfortable religious tour
- Solo visitors looking for a private taxi
- Tourists interested in Islamic heritage at the Haram and surrounding areas
Why choose our Makkah visitation taxi service?
- Available 24/7: Depart at a time that suits you.
- Fixed pricing: No hidden fees or surprises at the end of the trip.
- Experienced drivers: Thorough knowledge of all historical sites and expertise in avoiding traffic congestion.
- Direct pickup: Door-to-door service from your hotel, with a complimentary return after the tour.