لَبَّيْكَ ٱللَّٰهُمَّ لَبَّيْكَ
لَبَّيْكَ ٱللَّٰهُمَّ لَبَّيْكَ
A 7 days Umrah package from UK usually means one week in the holy land, split between the two holiest cities Makkah and Madinah. Flights, visa, hotels, transfers, and guided ziyarat in Makkah and Madinah all come included, with money protection backing every flight-inclusive booking. Departing from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Bradford, or Leeds, with easy connections for Bolton travellers, your week of ibadah starts the moment you land. Get in touch with Ziyuf Al Rahman today for a personalised quote.
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Every flight-inclusive package we sell is protected via our trading partners, which means your money is safeguarded if anything goes wrong with the airline or the agency. Our support team is reachable by phone and email throughout your trip. That means visa processing, hotel bookings, airport transfers, and guided ziyarat all sit under one booking, one point of contact, and one price you can actually plan around.
NOTE: All package prices displayed are estimated. Actual prices vary depending on the time of booking and your chosen travel dates.)
10 Nights 5 Star Umrah Package
£799
£1100
per person
Hotels
12 Nights 5 Star December Umrah Package
£1195
£1395
per person
Hotels
14 Nights 5 Star Easter Umrah Package
£1299
£1499
per person
Hotels
If you have never made niyyah (the sincere intention to begin Umrah) before, don’t worry. We talk you through it before you fly, so you know exactly what to say and when, usually at the miqat boundary before you enter the state of ihram.
Our 7 days Umrah packages include flights from major UK airports, hotels near Masjid al-Haram, and private transport, ensuring every pilgrim from Manchester to London travels in complete comfort.
Performing Umrah with our 7 days umrah packages amplifies blessings. Every prayer, Tawaf, and act of ibadah becomes more rewarding when shared with a supportive community of other pilgrims.
We provide dedicated assistance throughout your journey. From Umrah visa UK support to local transport, our 7 days family Umrah packages allow you to focus on ibadah without worrying about travel logistics.
Our 7 days Umrah package from UK 2026 consider the safety of all pilgrims. With ATOL protection, easy access to holy sites, and organized plans, every pilgrim can participate in the journey effortlessly.
These dedicated 7 days family Umrah packages are designed to be safe, supportive, and spiritually rewarding for every pilgrim, all with full ATOL protection. Book your 2026 pilgrimage today and secure your place with peace of mind!
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Every 7 days Umrah package from UK that we put together covers the same core pillars, and we never leave you guessing what’s paid for and what isn’t. Below is the honest breakdown.
Flights from the UK – We arrange departures from London Heathrow and Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Bradford, and Leeds, with Preston travellers usually routing through Manchester. Depending on the airline and season, you’ll either fly direct to Jeddah or Madinah, or take a one-stop route through hubs like Istanbul or Doha. Direct routes cost more but save you several hours, so we always ask what matters more to you: time or budget.
Hotels in Makkah and Madinah – We offer three broad tiers. Economy hotels sit a shuttle ride from the Haram (the sacred mosque area around the Kaaba) and Masjid an-Nabawi (the Prophet’s peace be upon him mosque in Madinah), usually 10 to 15 minutes away by bus. Mid-range 4-star hotels tend to be within 500 metres to 1km, walkable for most fit adults. Our 5-star options are often within a few hundred metres, sometimes close enough to see the minarets from your window. We never invent hotel names on this page because the actual property depends on availability that week, but we confirm the exact hotel and distance before you pay any deposit.
Umrah visa processing – We handle the application on your behalf once you send your passport details and a passport-style photo. Requirements do shift from time to time, so we always check the latest official guidance before submitting anything on your behalf.
Airport transfers and intercity transport – Your Jeddah or Madinah airport transfer is included, and so is the road transfer between Makkah and Madinah, roughly 4 to 5 hours by coach. We offer both shared coach transfers and private car options; private costs more but means no waiting around for other passengers, which matters when you’re tired from a long flight.
Guided ziyarat tours – In Makkah, this typically includes Jabal al-Nour and other historic sites. In Madinah, we take groups to Uhud (site of a famous early battle), Quba mosque (the first mosque built in Islam), and other locations tied to the Prophet’s (peace be upon him) life.
Extras, where genuinely available – We offer women-friendly transport arrangements on request, flexible payment plans so you can pay in instalments rather than one lump sum, and group discounts for families or mosque groups booking together. Wheelchair access varies by hotel, so we check this specifically if you or a family member needs it, rather than assuming every property can accommodate it.
This is a realistic outline, not a polished brochure version. Real trips involve jet lag, queues, and tired legs, and we plan around that rather than pretending it away.
Jet lag hits hardest on Day 1 and Day 5, so we deliberately keep those days light. Crowds around the Haram peak during Fajr and Isha, so we mention this before you go so it doesn’t catch you off guard.
Price on a 7 days Umrah packages from UK moves depending on four things. Hotel star rating matters, and so does distance from the Haram. Ramadan travel costs more than off-peak months, and room sharing basis (quad versus double) changes the total too.
Across the UK market, 7-night Umrah packages generally run from around £625 at the cheapest end up to £2,000 or more for premium stays close to the Haram. Flights alone from UK airports typically cost £420 to £1,000 return, depending on the airline and how far ahead you book. We’d rather give you an honest range here than a made-up fixed number, because your final price depends on the exact week you travel.
We sell three named tiers, and each one suits a different budget and comfort level:
Contact us for a personalised quote and we’ll talk through what actually fits your budget, rather than pushing you toward whichever tier costs more.
Seven days works best for working professionals, couples, and repeat pilgrims who want a focused trip without a huge chunk of annual leave gone. It also tends to be the cheapest of the three lengths, since you’re paying for fewer hotel nights while flights and visa costs stay roughly the same.
Ten days sits in the middle. It suits retirees or first-timers who want more ziyarat time and a slightly gentler daily pace, and it usually needs around two weeks of leave once travel days are counted. Fourteen days spreads everything out even further. Daily strain drops because you’re not packing tawaf and sa’i into back-to-back days, and there’s room for extra day trips, but it needs two to three weeks away from work and costs the most overall.
If seven days feels too tight for your first trip, our 10 and 14 day Umrah packages from UK follow the same all-inclusive structure. You just get more nights in each city and extra ziyarat built into the plan.
Families travelling with children get room configurations that keep everyone together, plus group airport transfers so nobody waits around separately. Parents wanting to introduce children to Umrah without disrupting a full school term usually pick this option.
Mosque groups and community trips can book on a quad-sharing basis, which brings the per-person cost down compared to solo double-occupancy bookings. Community leaders organising trips for ten or more people often go this route, since the savings add up quickly across a large group.
Couples typically book double-occupancy rooms with flexible meal options and a calmer pace than a large group tour would allow. Newly married couples, or anyone marking an anniversary, often find this suits them better than a standard holiday would.
We offer women-friendly transport arrangements and extra guidance for women travelling without a male relative, since Saudi rules around this have relaxed in recent years. First-time solo female travellers wanting reassurance, without joining a large mixed group, tend to choose this path.
Families need flexibility around children’s routines. Groups need cost efficiency above anything else. Couples want privacy, and solo women travellers need clear safety guidance before they book anything at all.
You’ll need a passport valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates, plus a recent passport-style photo for your Umrah visa application. Most UK travellers now apply through an e-visa system, and we handle this submission on your behalf once you send us your documents. Some years bring vaccination requirements too, particularly around meningitis, so we always confirm the current rules before you fly rather than relying on last year’s guidance.
Requirements do shift from one season to the next, sometimes with little warning. We check official Saudi guidance and our own agency updates before submitting any visa on your behalf, and we’d encourage you to do the same if you’re booking elsewhere.
Essentials for everyone: ihram (for men, this is two simple white sheets; women wear modest, loose clothing instead), comfortable walking shoes, a small prayer mat, a Quran or dua book, any regular medications, and a UK-to-Saudi travel adapter. Bring a lightweight bag too, since you’ll carry belongings during tawaf and sa’i.
Extra items for women: hijab pins, breathable underclothes suited to hot weather, and a loose abaya or jilbab that covers properly without overheating you during long walking sessions. A spare hijab in your hand luggage saves you if your main bag gets delayed.
British-specific tips: Saudi Arabia runs far hotter than a Manchester or Birmingham winter, so pack light layers you can add or remove rather than one heavy coat. Check your airline’s baggage allowance before you pack, since budget fares from UK airports often carry stricter weight limits than you’d expect. If you’re travelling from Stockport, factor in the drive or train time to Manchester Airport when planning your departure day.
Umrah closes for a period before Hajj each year, and 2026 follows that same pattern. Current guidance points to Umrah visa issuance stopping around 19 March 2026, with last entry into Saudi Arabia by around 3 April 2026, and departure required by roughly 18 April 2026. Umrah then reopens after Hajj, with reports suggesting a restart around mid-June to early July 2026. These dates shift slightly with moon sighting each year, so we’d always tell you to confirm the latest figures closer to your travel date rather than treating this page as final.
Peak periods, meaning Ramadan and UK school holidays, bring higher prices and bigger crowds around the Haram. Off-peak months, roughly September through February outside of Ramadan and the Hajj closure, tend to offer better prices and calmer conditions at both mosques. Booking three to six months ahead generally secures better hotel choice and flight pricing, especially if you want a 4-star or 5-star hotel close to the Haram.
Umrah is worship, not a holiday, and we treat every booking that way. If you’re a UK Muslim wanting a full, unhurried week in Makkah and Madinah without taking a huge chunk of annual leave, get in touch and we’ll put together a personalised quote based on your dates, your budget, and who’s travelling with you. Reach out to Ziyuf Al Rahman today, and let’s start planning a trip that puts your ibadah first.
Get answers to common questions about our Umrah packages and services.
Flights, visa processing, hotels in both Makkah and Madinah, all transfers, and guided ziyarat tours come as standard. You won’t be asked to pay separately for any of these once you’ve booked.
Yes, for most people. You’ll have time for tawaf, sa’i, and core ziyarat in both cities, with proper rest built in between. First-timers wanting a slower pace sometimes choose 10 days instead, and that’s fine too.
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Bradford, and Leeds all work as departure points. Preston and Bolton travellers usually connect through Manchester without much hassle.
Absolutely. We adjust room setups, transport, and hotel choice based on who’s travelling, whether that’s a young family, a mosque group, or elderly relatives needing shorter walking distances.
Three to six months ahead gives you the best shot at good hotels and fair flight prices. Ramadan and school holiday periods fill up faster, so book earlier if those dates suit you.
Yes, flexible payment plans are available on most packages. You can spread the cost instead of paying everything upfront in one go.
We keep an eye on official guidance and update your booking whenever rules shift. Get in touch directly if your trip falls near a known Umrah closure window, just to be safe.
Yes. Our UK-based team stays reachable by phone and email throughout your trip. You’re never left dealing with a problem on your own, even from thousands of miles away.
