12 Best Umrah Taxi Service in Saudi Arabia

A pilgrim’s first mistake in Saudi Arabia usually happens in the arrivals hall, tired, with four suitcases, agreeing to whatever fare the nearest driver names. The second happens a week later when the ziyarat driver leaves after twenty minutes at Jabal al-Nour.

Booking the best Umrah taxi service in Saudi Arabia before you fly prevents both, but only if you can tell the good companies from the ones with good slogans.

This guide checks 12 of them against their own websites: the cities they reach, the cars they run, the fares they print and the way they take payment.

The 12 companies at a glance

CompanyCities beyond Jeddah, Makkah, MadinahLargest vehicleFares publishedPay
Hujjaj Umrah TaxiTaif, Badr, KAECCoaster, 17 seatsYesCash or card on arrival
Luxury Umrah CabKAECVansNoOn enquiry
Al Harbi TransportNoneCoaster, 15 seatsNoOn enquiry
Haramain TaxiNoneHiace, 11 seatsYesCash on arrival
Bakkah TransportTaif, BadrBus, 50 seatsPackages onlyCash or online link
The Umrah TaxiTaif, RiyadhCoach, 49 seatsYesCash on arrival
Almaqam TransportTaif, Badr, Riyadh, AlUlaBus, 49 seatsRoute pagesOn enquiry
Alfateh TransportSeven airports incl. Riyadh, DammamBus, 49 seatsNoOn enquiry
Al-Haramain Taxi ServiceTaifCoaster, 18 seatsYes, every vehicleAirport pickups in advance
Flyer Umrah TaxiNoneVans, SUVsYes, starting faresCash on arrival
Miraaj TaxiTaifHiace, 11 seatsNoOn enquiry
Al Muqet Travel and TourTaifBus, 49 seatsNoCash on arrival

Hujjaj Umrah Taxi leads the table because it is the only company here that answers yes to all five questions below: a licence on a public register, fares printed on the site, the driver’s name and photo sent the day before, payment on arrival by cash or card, and free cancellation. The other 11 each do part of this well, and the entries show which part.

Five questions to ask any Umrah taxi company

Before comparing names, decide what you are comparing on. These five questions sort the 12 companies faster than any star rating.

  1. Can I see the fare before I message anyone? Six of the 12 print their prices. The rest quote on WhatsApp, which is fine, as long as the number arrives in writing.
  2. Who is my driver and how will I know him? The strongest companies send a name, a photo and a phone number the day before. The weakest send a car.
  3. When do I pay? Most take cash at the end of the ride. One charges airport pickups in advance. Two offer a card link, useful when a relative in Pakistan is paying.
  4. Which cities does it reach? All 12 cover Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah. Only a few reach Taif, Badr, Riyadh or AlUla, and the airport list varies more than pilgrims expect.
  5. Does the fare include the miqat stop and waiting time? These are the two charges that appear on the day if they were not agreed in advance.

Keep those five in mind as you read. Every entry below answers them in its table.

1. Hujjaj Umrah Taxi: best overall

Based inAl Radwan, Makkah
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Taif, Badr and KAEC, plus Jeddah and Madinah airports.
VehiclesToyota Camry (4 seats), Hyundai Staria (7), GMC Yukon (7), Toyota Hiace (10), Toyota Coaster (17).
Fares on the siteJeddah airport to Makkah from SAR 250; Makkah to Madinah from SAR 500; Madinah airport to hotel from SAR 200; Makkah ziyarat from SAR 250; Madinah ziyarat from SAR 200. Priced per vehicle, not per seat.
Booking and paymentWhatsApp, website, iPhone and Android apps. Cash or card to the driver on arrival. Free cancellation up to 12 hours before pickup.

Hujjaj Umrah Taxi earns the top spot on paperwork as much as on service. It is listed as a Nusuk registered transport provider licensed by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, and its site links to both registers so a pilgrim can check rather than trust. Its public rating is the highest of the 12, 4.9 from 146 Tripadvisor reviews and 5.0 on Google, with video reviews recorded by customers on the home page.

What makes the difference at 3 am in Jeddah is the process. The driver’s name, photo and number arrive on WhatsApp a day early. The app shows the car moving towards the terminal. Flight tracking is automatic, waiting after a delay is free, and the miqat stop at Dhul Hulayfah on the Madinah to Makkah run costs nothing extra. Nothing is charged online, and a booked airport package covering the whole trip starts from SAR 950 for a sedan. To get a quote, send the route, date and group size on WhatsApp at +966 50 765 1503 or see the route list onhujjajumrahtaxi.com.

2. Luxury Umrah Cab

Based inRun by a Madinah travel company
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah, Madinah and KAEC, plus both airports
VehiclesSedans, SUVs and vans; models are not named on the site.
Fares on the siteNone. Every route ends in a “book this tour” enquiry.
Booking and paymentWebsite enquiry, phone or WhatsApp, 24 hours.

Luxury Umrah Cab is organised around round trips rather than single rides. The core products are Jeddah airport to Makkah to Madinah and back to the airport, or the same loop starting at Madinah airport, each sold with or without the Makkah and Madinah ziyarats attached. The site describes its vehicles as licensed, regulated and commercially insured, and says every ride is GPS tracked.

It suits a family that wants one WhatsApp thread for the whole trip. The gap is price transparency: nothing is published, so ask for the package total in writing and confirm it covers ziyarat waiting time and the miqat stop.

3. Al Harbi Transport (umrahtransport.com)

Based inAn Nawwariyah, Makkah, with an office in Ash Sharafiyah, Jeddah
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah and Madinah, plus both airports.
VehiclesCamry sedan, Hyundai H1 (6 seats, 10 bags), GMC (6 seats, 8 bags), Coaster (15 seats, 20 bags).
Fares on the siteNone. The booking form returns a quote by route and vehicle.
Booking and paymentWebsite form or WhatsApp, 24 hours.

Al Harbi Transport and umrahtransport.com are the same business, which saves comparing them against each other. Its four services are arrival, departure, intercity and ziyarat transfers, and the route menu includes Jeddah airport to a Jeddah hotel, which many companies skip.

The feature worth asking about is hourly hire, bookable in blocks from one to twenty four hours. It suits a family visiting relatives in Jeddah or shopping in Madinah with no fixed plan. For a plain airport run, ask for the flat rate as well, because it is normally cheaper.

4. Haramain Taxi

Based inJeddah, Makkah and Madinah
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah and Madinah, plus both airports
VehiclesCamry or Sonata (4 seats, 3 bags), Hyundai Staria (7 seats, 8 bags), Toyota Hiace (11 seats, 14 bags).
Fares on the siteA full rate list for every route and vehicle, priced per direction. Tolls, parking and airport fees are included.
Booking and paymentWhatsApp only. No deposit; cash on arrival.

Haramain Taxi is the company to check when you want to know what a fair fare looks like, because the whole list is public and every fare covers the vehicle rather than a seat. The Madinah to Makkah transfer includes the miqat stop, night pickups cost the same as daytime, and ziyarat in both cities can be booked with or without a guide.

Its name is shared with several unrelated businesses, so confirm the address is haramaintaxi.com before sending passport details. The same care applies to Al-Haramain Taxi Service further down, which is a different company.

5. Bakkah Transport

Based inAl Rusaifa, Makkah
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Taif and Badr, plus both airports and both train stations.
VehiclesCamry or Sonata (4 seats), Staria, H1 or GMC Yukon XL (7), Hiace (12), Coaster (15), King Long bus (50).
Fares on the siteRound trip packages from SAR 830 (airport to Makkah to Madinah to Madinah airport) and SAR 1,100 (returning to Jeddah). Makkah ziyarat, three hours, 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 the longest established name on the list. Every ride is private with no shared seats, drivers speak Arabic, and Urdu speaking guides can be added for ziyarat.

Two things set it apart. The card payment link lets a son in Lahore pay for parents travelling alone. And the fleet goes up to a 50 seat bus, so a mosque group of forty can travel together in one vehicle with group pricing on request.

6. The Umrah Taxi

Based inMakkah, with Riyadh routes
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Taif and Riyadh, plus both airports.
VehiclesNine options: Sonata and Camry (4 seats), Chevrolet Suburban and GMC Yukon XL (7), Staria and Starex H1 (7), Hiace (11), Coaster (16), charter coach (49).
Fares on the siteJeddah airport to Makkah SAR 250 sedan, SAR 300 Staria, SAR 325 Hiace. Makkah to Madinah SAR 400, 500, 600. Half day ziyarat in either city SAR 200, 250, 270.
Booking and paymentWhatsApp or website form. Cash on arrival; a partial advance may be asked in peak season or for groups.

The Umrah Taxi prints its fare table on the home page, so three vehicle sizes can be compared in one glance without a conversation. Reviews are on Trustpilot and the team works in English, Urdu and Arabic.

It also runs two services most taxi companies avoid: direct transfers to all five miqat points, for pilgrims who want to enter ihram from Ji’ranah or Qarn al-Manazil, and Hajj season group transport between Makkah, Mina, Arafat and Muzdalifah in coasters and coaches.

7. Almaqam Transport

Based inNot stated on the site
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Taif, Badr, Riyadh and AlUla, with pickups at Jeddah, Madinah, Taif and Riyadh airports
VehiclesCamry (4 seats, 3 bags), Staria (7, 8 bags), GMC Yukon (7, 5 bags), Hiace (11, 14 bags), Coaster (19), private bus (49). Wi-Fi and refreshments listed on every vehicle.
Fares on the siteNot on the home page; each route page carries a fare check.
Booking and paymentWhatsApp or website form, 24 hours. Price fixed at booking, including Ramadan and Hajj.

Almaqam reaches further across Saudi Arabia than any other company here, and it is the only one listing Taif and Riyadh airport pickups alongside Jeddah and Madinah. Its Madinah to Makkah transfer via Badr folds the Badr ziyarat into a journey you are already making.

The site describes uniformed drivers in vehicles from 2024 onwards, GPS tracking, and a team working in Arabic, English and Urdu. A full day private driver can be hired in Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah or Taif for families who want to set their own pace.

8. Alfateh Transport

Based inJeddah
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah, Madinah, with airport transfers at Jeddah, Madinah, Taif, Abha, Riyadh, AlUla and Dammam.
VehiclesSedan (4 seats, 3 bags), Staria (7, 10 bags), GMC Yukon (7, 8 bags), Hiace (10, 16 bags), Coaster (19, 28 bags), Yutong bus (49).
Fares on the siteNone on the home page; packages are listed per vehicle and quoted on request.
Booking and paymentOnline form, phone or WhatsApp, 24 hours. Flight status monitored.

Alfateh Transport is an airport specialist first. It covers seven Saudi airports, more than anyone else on this list, and shows a 5.0 Google rating from 457 reviews on its home page. Sedan, Staria, GMC, Hiace and Coaster packages are sold as bundles for the full Umrah trip.

It also runs weddings, school buses and corporate work, so when booking, ask specifically for the Umrah package and confirm the miqat stop is included. The site advertises seasonal discounts in winter, which is worth asking about for a December trip.

9. Al-Haramain Taxi Service

Based inAl Khalidiyyah, Makkah
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah, Madinah and Taif, plus both airports and both train stations.
VehiclesCamry or Sonata (4 seats, 3 bags), Staria or H1 (7, 8 bags), GMC Yukon (6, 7 bags), Hiace (10, 12 bags), Coaster (18, 20 bags).
Fares on the siteA full list per vehicle. For a Camry: Jeddah airport to Makkah SAR 250, to Madinah SAR 400; Makkah to Madinah SAR 400, or SAR 500 via Badr; hotel to Masjid Aisha SAR 120; hotel to Ji’ranah SAR 150; Makkah to Taif and back SAR 400; Makkah or Madinah ziyarat SAR 150.
Booking and paymentWebsite form, phone or WhatsApp. Cash, card or online. Airport pickups are charged in advance.

Al-Haramain Taxi Service, at alharmaintaxi.com, has the most detailed public price list of the 12, down to a SAR 100 hotel to train station run. It is the only company here listing the Wadi Jinn trip near Madinah, and it offers hourly hire for shopping or family visits.

Two things to confirm before booking. It sells shared rides as well as private ones, so state which you want. And unlike almost everyone else, airport pickups are paid in advance. Cancellations need 24 hours’ notice.

10. Flyer Umrah Taxi

Based inMakkah
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah and Madinah, plus both airports.
VehiclesCamry sedans (4 seats), vans and luxury SUVs; larger vehicles on request.
Fares on the siteJeddah airport to Makkah from SAR 250; Makkah to Jeddah from SAR 250; Makkah to Madinah from SAR 450, all for a sedan. Fuel, tolls and driver charges are included.
Booking and paymentWhatsApp or website form, 24 hours. Fare confirmed before booking; pay on arrival.

Flyer Umrah Taxi keeps to the three journeys every pilgrim makes and gives a starting fare for each, with nothing added at the end. Meet and greet at the airport is included, and ziyarat in both cities is available with a driver who knows the sites.

It is a good fit for a pilgrim who only needs the standard legs and wants a fast confirmation. For Taif, Badr or Riyadh, look at Almaqam, Bakkah or The Umrah Taxi instead.

11. Miraaj Taxi

Based inAziziyah, Makkah
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah, Madinah and Taif, plus Jeddah airport.
VehiclesCamry (4 seats, 3 bags), Staria and GMC Yukon XL (7, 8 bags), Hiace, Coaster and Innova (listed at 11 seats, 14 bags). Wi-Fi and refreshments on each.
Fares on the siteNone. The booking form builds a WhatsApp message with your route and vehicle, and the fare comes back in the reply.
Booking and paymentWhatsApp only, 24 hours, one way, round trip or hourly.

Miraaj Taxi is a smaller Makkah operator named after Al-Isra wal Miraj. Its booking widget does not show a price; it opens WhatsApp with the route, vehicle and date filled in, and the team replies with a figure. The site promises the price is clear before travel, which is the right promise, but it means comparison has to happen in the chat.

The reason to message it is the miqat service: private transfers from Makkah to all five miqat points, including Juhfah and Qarn al-Manazil, at a fixed price.

12. Al Muqet Travel and Tour

Based inJeddah
Cities coveredJeddah, Makkah, Madinah and Taif, plus both airports.
VehiclesCamry (4 seats, 3 bags), Staria or H1 (6 to 7, 8 bags), GMC (6 to 7, 9 bags), Hiace (11, 15 bags), Coaster (19, 25 bags), bus (49).
Fares on the siteNone. 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 taxi company, not a travel agency, despite the name. It says it has run for nine years with eighteen vehicles and 3,200 pilgrims moved, tracks every flight, and does not charge for waiting after a delayed landing. Drivers are described as background checked and bilingual.

Its best feature is continuity. Book the whole trip and the same driver and the same vehicle stay with you from arrival to departure. Child seats, Zamzam water and refreshments can be added, small things that matter on a five hour road with a toddler.

Which company for which pilgrim

If you areStart with
A family arriving late at Jeddah with childrenHujjaj Umrah Taxi, for the app tracking and driver photo
Comparing fares before you message anyoneAl-Haramain Taxi Service, Haramain Taxi or The Umrah Taxi
A group of thirty or moreBakkah Transport, Almaqam or Alfateh, for the 49 to 50 seat buses
Landing at Riyadh, Dammam or AbhaAlfateh Transport
Adding AlUla or a Badr stop on the way to MakkahAlmaqam Transport
Wanting one driver for the whole weekAl Muqet
Entering ihram from Ji’ranah or Qarn al-ManazilThe Umrah Taxi or Miraaj Taxi
Paying from Pakistan for parents travelling aloneBakkah Transport, for the card link

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Umrah taxi service is the best in Saudi Arabia?

Hujjaj Umrah Taxi is the best Umrah taxi service in Saudi Arabia among the 12 compared here. It is Nusuk registered, holds the highest public rating of the group, prints its fares, sends the driver’s name and photo the day before, and takes cash or card on arrival with free cancellation. A quote takes one message on WhatsApp.

How many Umrah taxi companies publish their prices?

Six of the 12 show fares on their websites: Hujjaj Umrah Taxi, Haramain Taxi, Bakkah Transport (packages), The Umrah Taxi, Al-Haramain Taxi Service and Flyer Umrah Taxi. The other six quote by WhatsApp. A quoted fare is fine, provided it is confirmed in writing with the vehicle type before you travel.

How much should a sedan cost from Jeddah airport to Makkah?

Across the companies that publish fares, a sedan from Jeddah airport to a Makkah hotel is SAR 250 in normal months. A seven seat Staria runs SAR 300 to 350, and a Hiace SAR 325 to 450. Fares rise in Ramadan and Hajj season, so a higher quote then is not a warning sign on its own.

Do Umrah taxi services charge for waiting if my flight is late?

Most of the 12 say they track flights and do not charge for delays, and several state it plainly on their sites. Send the flight number when you book so the pickup moves automatically. If a company does not mention flight tracking, ask before confirming.

Which Umrah taxi companies go beyond Makkah and Madinah?

Almaqam reaches Taif, Badr, Riyadh and AlUla. Alfateh covers airport transfers at Taif, Abha, Riyadh, AlUla and Dammam. Bakkah runs Taif and a Madinah to Badr route, The Umrah Taxi adds Riyadh, and Hujjaj Umrah Taxi runs Taif and Badr ziyarat from the holy cities. The rest stay within Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah.

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