Why Visit These Sites?
Makkah is surrounded by some of the most historically and spiritually significant sites in Islam. From the plains of Arafat where the Prophet ο·Ί delivered his final sermon, to the mountain caves where revelation began β these are places that shaped the faith of over a billion people. Our Makkah Ziyarah takes you through all of them in a single, comfortable day.
Complete Makkah Ziyarah Sites
One of the most beautiful mosques in Makkah. Built in the second century, it features 6 minarets and 3 domes and can accommodate up to 350,000 people at once. This is where the holy Prophet Muhammad ο·Ί delivered his last sermon and performed Hajj. The mosque is renowned for its stunning architecture and beautiful gardens.
A beautiful mountain with breathtaking views from the top. Home to important Islamic sites including the Cave of Hira, where the Prophet Muhammad ο·Ί received his first revelation from God. A staircase allows you to reach the very top, offering stunning views of Mount Arafat. Merchants along the way sell unique relics and souvenirs.
Where the Prophet Muhammad ο·Ί and his companion Abu Bakr (RA) took refuge during the Hijrah from Makkah to Medina. It is said that on the word of Allah, a spider wove a gigantic web at the cave entrance so that enemies couldn't find them. You can visit the cave at the top and find yourself immersed in Islamic history.
One of the most sacred sites in Makkah. Here, the Prophet Muhammad ο·Ί received his first revelation from Allah in the notorious Cave of Hira. The journey to the top is arduous but well worth the effort. The best time to visit is during daytime β you can also see the beautiful sunset from this mountain.
Built in the 1700s and later given a modern architectural touch. Located next to Jannat Al Mu'alla, this is where Prophet Muhammad ο·Ί is said to have led a prayer for the jinns. A peaceful and serene place away from the main city, with informative staff and a small souvenir shop.
Known as "the city of tents," Mina houses more than 100,000 air-conditioned tents equipped with kitchens and bathrooms. Visit the Jamarat β three pillars representing Shaitan, where pilgrims throw stones in symbolic rejection. Explore historical sites, shops, and restaurants that give you the "home feels."
Located between Mina and Mount Arafat, Muzdalifah is the perfect place to spend time under the open sky, feel the fresh air, and reflect in peaceful solitude. If you want to feel the vastness and serenity of the sacred landscape, there's no better place.
Where Prophet Muhammad ο·Ί gave his Farewell Sermon. This hill is made up of several rocks of various sizes, standing 230 feet high with the peak at 454m offering stunning views. Also referred to as the Mountain of Mercy β it is said that Adam and Eve met on this very peak. Climb to the top or enjoy the breathtaking view from below.
Also known as "The Most Exalted Paradise" and the "Cemetery of Ma'la." Located north of Al-Masjid Al-Haram, near the Mosque of the Jinn. This is the resting place of the Prophet's ο·Ί wife Khadijah (RA), his grandfather Abdul Muttalib, and other ancestors. A deeply significant site for every visitor.
This library in She'eb Banu Hashim is built over the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad ο·Ί, born in Rabi' al-Awwal in the 'Year of the Elephant' (April 571 CE). His father Abdullah passed away six months before his birth. His mother Aminah saw a vision of light illuminating the palaces of Syria. Abdul Muttalib named him Muhammad β "he who is praised" β and celebrated with a feast.
Makkah Ziyarah Pricing (GBP)
Private vehicle β hotel pickup included. All prices are per vehicle, not per person.
Transport Pricing
Private vehicle, air-conditioned, professional driver, hotel pickup & return
| Vehicle | Capacity | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Car / Similar | 2β4 Pax | Β£60 |
| H1 / Staria | 5β6 Pax | Β£75 |
| Hiace Van | 8β9 Pax | Β£75 |
| GMC Yukon | 4β5 Pax | Β£85 |
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