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Traveling from Jeddah to Makkah is a common route for pilgrims and tourists. Whether you’re heading for Umrah, Hajj, or sightseeing, here’s everything you need to know about road transport options, costs, and tips.
CAMRY/SONATA
02 – PAX
$265
H1 / STAREX
05 – PAX
$315
GMCÂ
05 – PAX
$410
HIACE
10 – PAX
$365
COASTER
20 – PAX
$655
BUSÂ
47 – PAX
$790
Frequently Asked & Question
No, only Muslims are allowed to enter Makkah. Non-Muslims may visit Jeddah but cannot proceed further.
No, the Haramain High-Speed Railway only connects Jeddah to Madinah (not Makkah).
Yes, petrol stations like Al-Baik and Al-Romaihah offer food, restrooms, and prayer areas.
Yes, but:
You need an international driving permit (if not a GCC resident).
Traffic near Haram is extremely congested—parking is difficult.
SAR 200–350 (higher late at night). Pre-book with Express Holidays for fixed rates.
Yes, but not near Haram—walk to a nearby hotel for pickup.
SAPTCO bus (SAR 25–40) or shared taxis (SAR 50–80 per seat).
Yes, but if you’re in Ihram, avoid prohibited activities (e.g., haircuts, using scented products).
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