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Umrah packages
Pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina: visa, air tickets, hotel, transfer and an experienced leader — in one package.
Umrah
Prepare for prayer — we will handle the rest
An umrah trip takes a great deal of organising: the visa, the tickets, hotels in Mecca and Medina, travel between the cities and the group schedule. We put all of it into a single package.
An experienced leader travels with the group — explaining the order of the rites, guiding you on the ground and handling organisational matters.
How we organise it
Group trip
On fixed dates, with a leader and a shared schedule — convenient for those travelling for the first time.
Family package
Separate rooms for the family and an adapted schedule.
Choice of hotel
Several options by distance to the Haram and by budget.
Group leader
An explanation of the order of the rites and practical help on the ground.
Documents
The application form, photo requirements and the other formalities are on us.
Contact
You can reach your manager throughout the whole trip.
What the package includes
The exact contents depend on the package you choose — we will show you the options during the consultation.
- Umrah visa and its processing
- Return air tickets
- Hotel in Mecca
- Hotel in Medina
- Airport transfer and travel between the cities
- Ziyarah programme
- Medical insurance
- Support from the group leader
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How long does an umrah trip last?
Most often 10 to 14 days, but it depends on the package and the flight schedule. We will give you the exact dates during the consultation.
When should I contact you?
At least three to four weeks ahead. During Ramadan and school holidays places run out quickly — for those periods it is better to book several months in advance.
Do women need a mahram?
The requirements are set by Saudi Arabia and change from time to time. When you contact us we will check the rule currently in force and give you a precise answer.
It is my first time and I do not know the rites.
The group leader goes through the order of the rites step by step — before the trip and on the ground. First-time pilgrims make up most of the group.
