Ziyarat Tours in Makkah, Madinah, Taif, AlUla, Badr & Jeddah

Private vehicle and driver for the day, with an English-speaking guide, Makkah or Madinah Ziyarat from 250 SAR per vehicle. The car stays with you between sites; you’re not dropped off and left to find your way back.

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Let’s Plan your Umrah Together

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What Ziyarat Is, and How Ours Works

What is Ziyarat and Why It Matters

What Ziyarat Means

Ziyarat is visiting the sacred and historic Islamic sites
connected to the life of the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم, his family and his companions, an act of reflection and connection, not sightseeing

The Vehicle Stays With You

This is the practical difference. A private car and driver are yours for the half or full day. You stop where you want, stay as long as you want, and the vehicle is waiting when you come out, no re-booking a ride at every site in the heat.

A Guide Who Knows the History

Our guides explain what happened at each site and why it matters, in English. They also know the access windows; several sites have limited entry hours that catch independent visitors out.

What’s Included

Every Ziyarat booking includes a private vehicle with a driver, priced per vehicle for the day:

Private vehicle and licensed driver — the car stays with you throughout, not just for drop-offs

Pickup and drop-off at your hotel in Makkah, Madinah or Jeddah

An English-speaking guide with knowledge of each site’s history and significance

Time at each site to pray and reflect, not a fixed rush between stops

Flexible timing built around your Umrah schedule and prayer times

Optional additions: city stops, local food, shopping — ask when you book

Makkah or Madinah Ziyarat starts at 200 SAR for a sedan, 250 SAR for a 7-seater, 300 SAR for an 11-seat Hiace, and 400 SAR for a 19-seat Coaster. See the full fare list

Ziyarat Destinations Covered in Our Tour

The sites below are the ones we cover across six regions. A Makkah or Madinah Ziyarat is a half-day; Taif, AlUla, and Badr are full-day trips because of the drive.

Historic Places in Makkah

Visit the sacred sites in Makkah, the holiest city in Islam, where history and spirituality intertwine at every corner.

Masjid Al-Haram (The Grand Mosque), home to the sacred Kaaba (Baitullah)
Jabal Al-Nour and Ghar-e-Hira (Hira Cave), where Prophet Muhammad ﷺ received the first revelation
Jabal Al-Thawr (Cave of Thawr), refuge during Hijrah
Masjid Aisha (Masjid at-Tan’eem), key for Nusuk registration
Jannat Al-Mu’alla Cemetery, resting place of many of the Prophet’s family
The Birthplace of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) and Bayt Al-Mawlid, now a library
Masjid Al-Jinn and Masjid Al-Rayah (Flag Mosque)
Masjid Al-Khayf located in Mina
Maqam Ibrahim (Station of Ibrahim) near the Kaaba
Mount Arafat (Jabal Rahmah), place of the Day of Arafat

Historic Places in Madinah

Explore the sacred sites of Madinah, the city of the Prophet ﷺ, rich with Islamic history and spiritual significance.

Al-Masjid An-Nabawi (The Prophet’s Mosque)
Rawdah Mubarak, the sacred area near the Prophet’s ﷺ grave
Jannat al-Baqi Cemetery, resting place of companions
Masjid Quba, the first mosque in Islam
Masjid Qiblatain (Mosque of Two Qiblahs)
Masjid Al-Jummah, site of the first Friday prayer
Masjid Al-Ghamama
Uhud Mountain and the Martyrs of Uhud
Graves of Hamza (RA) and other Uhud martyrs
Masjid Al-Fath, part of the Seven Mosques

Historic Places in Taif

Discover the historical and natural landmarks of Taif, a city with deep Islamic heritage and scenic beauty.

Masjid Addas
Shubra Palace
Site of Taif Rejection
Al-Qantara Mosque
Masjid Abdullah ibn Abbas
Masjid Al-Mu’attaq
Taif Old Souq
Al-Hada Road, a historic route
Historic Stone Houses in Al-Kurr
Al-Rudaf Historical Area

Places to Visit in AlUla

Explore AlUla, a region rich in ancient history and natural wonders, offering a unique blend of heritage and adventure.

Hegra (Madain Saleh), ancient archaeological site
Elephant Rock (Jabal Al-Fil)
AlUla Old Town
AlUla Heritage Village
Dadan (Ancient City of Dadan)
Jabal Ikmah (Open Library of Inscriptions)
AlUla Oasis
Al Gharameel Rocks
Maraya Concert Hall
Harrat Viewpoint (Harrat Uwayrid)

Historic Places in Badr

Visit the historic sites of Badr, location of the first major victory of the Muslim community and a pivotal moment in Islamic history.

Maqbarah Shuhada-e-Badr (Graves of the Martyrs of Badr)
Battlefield of Badr (Maidan-e-Badr)
Masjid Al-Areesh, where Prophet ﷺ stayed during the battle
Bir Al-Rawha (Well of Rawha), Muslim camp site
Well of Badr (Bi’r Badr), water source during battle
Jabal Malaikah (Mount of Angels), where angels descended
Masjid Badr Al-Kubra, main mosque in Badr
Old Market of Badr, historic trading route
Jabal al-Mashar, strategic lookout point
Al-Aqanqal, camp site of Quraysh army

Visiting Places in Jeddah

Experience Jeddah’s vibrant blend of modernity and history, with cultural landmarks and scenic attractions.

Jeddah Corniche
King Fahd Fountain
Al-Balad Historical District
Floating Mosque (Masjid Al Rahma)
Jeddah Waterfront
Red Sea Mall
Fakieh Aquarium
Jeddah Flagpole (King Abdullah Square)
Nassif House Museum
Atallah Happy Land Park

Our Ziyarat tours from Canada cover all these sacred and historic places with expert local guides. At Kiswa Guest, we manage every detail, so your focus stays on prayer and reflection.

How to Book Your Ziyarat Tour from Canada

Tell us which city you’re in and which day you have free. We’ll confirm the route, the guide, and a fixed per-vehicle fare, from 200 SAR for a half-day Ziyarat in Makkah or Madinah.

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Share your travel dates and city preference
Select package: Private or group
Confirm your personalized plan
Make payment and receive your confirmation
How to Book Your Ziyarat Tour from Canada

Early bookings are recommended due to high demand in Ramadan and Rabi-ul-Awwal.

Start Your Spiritual Journey Today

Your journey to the sacred starts with a simple step. Visit the blessed sites with full guidance, respect, and care.

A half-day private Ziyarat in Makkah is 250 SAR to 600 SAR. The fare is per vehicle, and the car stays with you between
sites.

A Makkah or Madinah Ziyarat is typically a half day, around 3 to 4 hours. Taif, AlUla and Badr are full-day trips because of the driving distance.

You can visit many sites independently, but a guide adds the historical context and handles directions and access windows; several sites have limited entry hours. If you’d rather explore on your own, you can book the vehicle and driver without a guide.

A standard half-day covers Jabal Al-Nour and Ghar-e-Hira, Jabal Al-Thawr, Masjid Aisha at Tan’eem, Jannat Al-Mu’alla, Bayt Al-Mawlid, Masjid Al-Jinn, and the Mina and Arafat area. The route is adjusted to your available time.

Not automatically. It’s a separate booking you can add on any free day of your trip, and it’s available as a standalone service whether or not you booked anything else with us.

Yes, every Ziyarat booking is a private vehicle for your group alone. Nothing is shared