Private airport pickups and drop-offs across Jeddah, Madinah and Taif, with direct transfers to hotels in Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah and Taif.
Al Safa Taxi provides private airport transfers from Jeddah, Madinah and Taif airports. Depending on where you land, you can arrange a direct transfer to a hotel, or on to Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah or Taif.
Every transfer is private: one vehicle and one driver for your group, sized to your passengers and bags. You send the flight details, we confirm the vehicle and the price before you travel, and the driver meets you at a point agreed in advance.
Most visitors need only the airport leg. Others book the next journey at the same time, for example Jeddah Airport to Makkah and then Makkah to Madinah a few days later, so the whole trip is arranged by one team.
Select your arrival airport to see transfer options, destinations, travel information and booking details.
JEDKing Abdulaziz International Airport
Jeddah Airport is the main arrival point for many travellers heading to Jeddah and Makkah, including Umrah passengers. Makkah has no commercial airport, so most Makkah-bound pilgrims land here and continue by road.
MEDPrince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport
Serves visitors arriving in the Prophet's City, with private transfers to hotels around Al-Masjid an-Nabawi and onward journeys to Makkah and Jeddah. Ziyarat can be added on the day you land.
Taif International Airport
For visitors flying into the highlands. Private transfers from the airport to Taif, Makkah and Jeddah. With fewer flights than the other two airports, it helps to tell us early if your time changes.
If your ticket is already booked, find your airport. If you are still choosing, pick the one closest to the city where your trip begins.
Start from where you are going and see which airports connect to it.
No airport of its own, so it is reached by road from all three.
Straight from MED to your hotel, or by road from Jeddah.
Hotels and addresses in the city, or the road back to JED.
A short flight in, or a drive up from the coast.
JED: Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah, Taif
MED: Madinah, Makkah, Jeddah
TIF: Taif, Makkah, Jeddah
A schematic of the connections we arrange, not a map. Jeddah means hotels and addresses in the city.
Which airport you use depends on your itinerary, not only on where Umrah begins. Some travellers land in Jeddah and go straight to Makkah. Others start in Madinah and travel on afterwards.
We keep to the transport side: the right vehicle for your group and bags, and timing that works with your flight. For rituals and rules, follow your tour operator or scholar.
The most common route for travellers going directly to Makkah, since the Holy City has no commercial airport.
See this routeFor pilgrims who begin in the Prophet's City and want to reach a hotel near the mosque.
See this routeFor pilgrims who continue to Makkah after their days in Madinah, from the hotel or the airport.
See this routeFor travellers who arrive through Taif when the route suits their itinerary.
See this routeThe airport, flight number, arrival date and time, passengers, luggage and where you are going.
We choose the vehicle from your passenger count and luggage, and confirm the price before you travel.
The meeting point is confirmed according to the airport and the arrangements for your booking.
Your driver takes you and your luggage straight to your hotel or the agreed destination.
Ten details, most of which are on your booking confirmation.
The right vehicle depends on the people and the journey together: how many of you, how many bags, whether there are children or older relatives, how long the road is, and where you go next.
A short hop from the airport to a hotel is easy in almost any car. A long road to Makkah or Madinah is where space and comfort matter. Groups too large for one vehicle can be planned as two or more cars that leave together.
One to three people with light luggage, or a short onward trip.
Families with several bags, or older passengers who want more room.
Large families and groups, or anyone carrying a lot of luggage.
Guests who want a more formal arrival, including business visitors.
Choose the vehicle by luggage as well as passengers. A vehicle that fits six passengers may not be the best choice for six passengers carrying large suitcases.
Count every piece, including hand luggage, and think about the way home: pilgrims often carry gifts, dates and Zamzam containers on the return trip.
Most of the time between landing and leaving is spent inside the terminal, not on the road.
Arrive and clear immigration
Collect your baggage
Leave the terminal
Meet your driver
Load your luggage
Private transfer
Hotel or destination
Send the exact hotel name and the area or city. Around the Haram in Makkah and the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah, access for cars can be restricted, so the driver confirms the practical drop-off point before you arrive and a short walk may be needed.
Provide your flight number when booking and contact us if your travel plans change. We'll use the updated information to coordinate the pickup.
King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah (JED), Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah (MED) and Taif International Airport (TIF). Each has its own page with arrival and departure details.
Yes. Makkah has no commercial airport, so most Makkah-bound travellers land at JED and continue by road. Send your flight number and Makkah hotel and we confirm the vehicle and price. See Jeddah Airport to Makkah.
Yes, in one journey. The road is long, so we size the vehicle for your bags and plan stops with you. The route page for Madinah Airport to Makkah explains what to expect.
Yes, to hotels in Taif and onward to Makkah or Jeddah. Taif has fewer flights than the other two airports, so tell us early if your flight time changes. Details are on the Taif Airport page.
The airport, flight number, arrival date and time, where you are going, how many people are travelling and how many bags. Add a child seat or mobility needs if they apply. The checklist above lists everything in one place.
Yes. Tell us how many people and bags you have and we recommend a vehicle from the fleet. Groups too large for one vehicle can be planned as two or more cars that leave together.
Usually, if we know the numbers beforehand. Count every piece, including hand luggage and anything you expect to buy, because bags often decide the vehicle before passengers do.
Send your flight number when you book and contact us if the airline changes the time. We use the updated information to coordinate the pickup. Questions about waiting time are best settled by message before you fly.
We agree the meeting point with you before you travel, because it depends on the airport and the arrangements for your booking. After you collect your bags, message us and the driver meets you there.
Yes. Send the exact hotel name and the area. Around the Haram in Makkah and the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah, access can be restricted, so we confirm the closest practical drop-off for your hotel. See hotel transfers.
Yes, between Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah and Taif, which is our service area. You can book the airport leg and the next leg together, or add the second one later from your hotel. See intercity transfers.
Tell us your airport, flight details, destination, passenger count and luggage. We'll confirm the available vehicle, pickup arrangements and price.
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