Summer holiday 3★ Umrah, 7 nights

Price per person

These dates are priced on request. Your written quote includes flights, Umrah visa, hotels and transfers, and you pay nothing until you accept it.

3★, 7 nights: the same package in other months

From, per person in a quad room. The gold month is the lowest price for this package.

About this package

The UK summer holiday is the longest school break and the hottest time in Makkah, with average highs around 43 to 44°C, so this 3★ 7-night package is planned around the heat: 3 nights in Makkah, then 4 in Madinah. For 7 nights in the heat, the 3★ option is our lowest-cost way to travel, so plan your walks to the Haram for the cooler hours. A week at Emaar Andalusia and Emaar Elite works well for parents with limited leave. In 2026, Umrah visas resumed on 31 May after Hajj; we expect a similar pattern in 2027 and confirm it on your 3★ 7-night quote.

Staying in Makkah

In summer, Emaar Andalusia is your base for 3 nights: it is about 1 km from the Haram. In July and August, make the walk to the Haram after Maghrib or before Fajr rather than in the afternoon, especially in the first of your 3 nights at Emaar Andalusia, before you adjust to the heat. Three nights at Emaar Andalusia are enough for Umrah on arrival night and the ziyarat on an early morning, before the heat builds.

Staying in Madinah

Emaar Elite is about 250 m from the Prophet's Mosque. Four nights at Emaar Elite suit the summer well, as Fajr and Isha in the Prophet's Mosque fall in the coolest parts of the day.

Who this package suits

• Families who can only travel in the school holiday (7 nights)
• Teachers and school staff
• Younger adults comfortable in the heat
• Working parents with one week of leave

Not ideal if

• Pilgrims who want longer than 7 nights; the 3★ 14-night summer package gives two weeks.
• Those who want a shorter walk than Emaar Andalusia offers in the summer; the 5★ 7-night version uses our closest hotels.

Your hotels

Makkah · 3 nights

Emaar Andalusia

• Distance to Masjid al-Haram: about 1 km from the Haram
• Meals: Breakfast and dinner

Hotel details

Madinah · 4 nights

Emaar Elite

• Distance to Masjid an-Nabawi: about 250 m from the Prophet's Mosque
• Meals: Breakfast and dinner

Hotel details

Your flight

Heathrow and Manchester have direct flights. We confirm the airline and flight times on your written quote before you pay.

Day by day

1. Day 1

   Fly from the UK in Ihram

   You fly out on a date of your choice in late July or August. Make intention before the Miqat and drink plenty on the flight.

2. Day 2

   Makkah and Umrah at night

   Coach to Emaar Andalusia for 3 nights. Rest there through the afternoon, then walk from Emaar Andalusia for the first Umrah of your 7 nights after Isha, when it is cooler.

3. Days 3–4

   Makkah

   2 days at Emaar Andalusia, with the ziyarat to Arafat, Mina and Jabal al-Nour on an early morning, and nights in the Haram.

4. Day 5

   Coach to Madinah

   Travel north to Emaar Elite in an air-conditioned coach.

5. Days 6–8

   Madinah

   4 nights at Emaar Elite: Fajr and Isha in the Prophet's Mosque, Quba and Uhud early in the day, and your Rawdah slot.

6. Day 9

   Return to the UK

   Fly home after four nights in Madinah.

How to book

1. Send an enquiry. Use the form or WhatsApp with your dates, airport and how many are travelling.
2. Get your written quote. We confirm flights, hotels, room type and the full price in writing.
3. Secure your place. Pay the deposit shown on your quote by bank transfer; the balance date is on your booking confirmation.
4. Receive your documents. Visa, e-tickets, hotel vouchers and your travel pack arrive before you fly.

Good to know before you travel

• The 3★ 7-night summer package is priced on request; your written quote shows the full total.
• Makkah highs are around 43 to 44°C; during 3 nights at Emaar Andalusia, plan tawaf for the night.
• Send us your school's break-up date and we will fit the 3★ 7-night trip around it.
• The 1449 Umrah season dates will be confirmed on your quote.

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