Stansted Airport Umrah Packages
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Introduction
We provide premium Umrah services designed to support you from the moment you begin your journey until you safely return home. Unlike standard service providers, we stay with you 24/7 throughout your entire Umrah experience, ensuring complete guidance, comfort, and peace of mind at every step.
No matter your package or budget, we treat every client with the same level of care and premium service. Our goal is to make your spiritual journey to Makkah and Madinah smooth, stress-free, and truly memorable with dedicated support before, during, and after your sacred trip.
What's Included
Enjoy a hassle-free Umrah journey with visa processing, flights, accommodation, transfers, and complete travel support included.
Visa
Complete Umrah visa processing with expert assistance for a smooth and stress-free journey.
Return Flights
Comfortable return flights with trusted airlines, ensuring a convenient travel experience.
Ground Transfers
Reliable airport and local transportation services throughout your Umrah trip.
Ticket
Confirmed flight tickets with flexible travel arrangements tailored to your needs.
3–4 People Sharing
Comfortable shared accommodation options designed for convenience and affordability.
Peace
Perform your Umrah with complete peace of mind while we manage all travel arrangements.
Hotels in Makkah
Stay in premium hotels in Makkah offering comfortable accommodation, modern amenities, and easy access to Masjid al-Haram. Whether you are visiting for Umrah or Hajj, enjoy exceptional hospitality, spacious rooms, and a peaceful stay near the Holy Kaaba.
Free Wi-Fi
Comfort
Shuttle Service
4km Walk
Break Fast
Return Ticket




Hotels in Madina
Discover the best hotels in Madinah offering comfortable stays, modern facilities, and close proximity to Al-Masjid an-Nabawi. Whether you are visiting for Umrah, Hajj, or a spiritual journey, enjoy exceptional hospitality and a peaceful atmosphere near the Prophet’s Mosque.
Free Wi-Fi
Comfort
Shuttle Service
4km Walk
Break Fast
Return Ticket




More Than Just Umrah Packages
Umrah packages departing from London Stansted start at £499 per person for 7 nights, with return flights, your Saudi visa, hotels in Makkah and Madinah, and every transfer once you land.
Now the honest part, because it matters more here than at any other UK airport.
Until March 2026, we would have told you not to fly Umrah from Stansted. It is a superb airport for Alicante and Krakow and it was not built for pilgrimage. There are no direct flights to Jeddah or Madinah and there never have been.
That changed on 18 March 2026, and most of the advice online has not caught up.
Quick answer 7 nights from £499pp. 10 nights from £545pp. 12 nights from £579pp. 14 nights from £625pp. No direct Saudi flights from Stansted. Your route is a one-stop connection, and since March 2026 there is a proper full-service option. Stansted still runs the 100ml liquid rule, unlike Heathrow, Gatwick and Birmingham. Never book a Ryanair leg plus a separate onward flight. More on this below. It is the single biggest risk at this airport. Hold any package with a £99 deposit. Packages Umrah, 7 Huxley Avenue, Manchester M8 0SJ. WhatsApp or call +44 7737 144 335. |
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Turkish Airlines started flying Stansted to Istanbul.
That sounds like an ordinary route launch. For Umrah from the East of England it is the most useful thing that has happened at this airport in years, because Istanbul is a hub that connects onward to Jeddah and Madinah on the same airline and the same ticket.
Fourteen to fifteen flights a week, so around two a day. The morning departure leaves Stansted at 06:50 and reaches Istanbul at 12:45 local time. The return leaves Istanbul at 20:15 and lands at Stansted at 22:30. Flight time is roughly three hours fifty five eastbound and a little longer coming back into the wind.
Economy carries one checked bag up to 23kg with an 8kg cabin allowance. Turkish advises arriving three hours before international departures at Stansted.
Before this route existed, anybody in Essex, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire or Suffolk who wanted a properly ticketed Umrah flight had to cross London to Heathrow or Gatwick. That is two hours and a lot of luggage before you have started.
Now there is a one-stop option leaving from the airport down the road, on a full-service carrier that through-checks your bags and takes responsibility if the connection breaks.
A connection is a connection. It adds hours and a second boarding, and Heathrow still has direct daily Jeddah services that Stansted does not. If you are travelling with an eighty year old parent, the direct flight from Heathrow is usually still worth the drive.
But for most people from this part of the country, Stansted is now genuinely competitive rather than a compromise. That is a new sentence and we have only been able to write it since March.
Read this before you book, because it decides how you get to the airport.
A morning departure at 06:50 with a three hour check-in recommendation means being at Stansted by around 03:50.
The Stansted Express and the local services do not start early enough to have you at the terminal for four in the morning. Neither does the Underground, if you were planning to cross London first. So the train is not an option for the morning flight, however much you wanted it to be.
Drive and park. Straightforward if somebody in the family has a car and does not mind the cost of a long stay.
Get a lift. Cheapest, and the person driving needs to know about the drop-off charge before they set off rather than after.
Stay at an airport hotel the night before. This is what we recommend for families with children and for anyone travelling with elderly parents. Leaving home at half past two in the morning with four suitcases and a seventy five year old is a bad start to a pilgrimage. A room near the terminal costs less than the stress.
Coming home is easier because trains are still running, but check the last service to wherever you are going. Coming off a long flight to find you have missed the last train to Cambridge is a miserable way to end the trip.
If you take one thing from this page, take this.
Stansted is overwhelmingly a low cost airport. You will find, easily, a very cheap Ryanair flight from Stansted to somewhere, and separately a flight from that somewhere onward to Jeddah. Added together they look like a bargain against a properly ticketed route.
They are two separate contracts and they know nothing about each other.
Your bags come off at the intermediate airport. You collect them, leave the secure area, and check in from scratch. If the first flight is delayed by ninety minutes and you miss the onward departure, nobody owes you anything. The first airline delivered you as agreed. The second airline recorded you as a no-show. You buy a new ticket at the desk, on the day, at walk-up prices.
And there is a Ryanair-specific layer on top. It does not interline with other carriers at all, so there is no mechanism for your bag to be transferred even if somebody wanted to help you. The cabin allowance is small, checked bags are priced separately, and there is no concept of a Zamzam allowance on the way home.
Once you have paid for checked bags on the low cost leg, paid for a hotel because the connection did not line up, and accepted that a delay is entirely your problem, the saving is usually gone. And you have taken on a risk that can cost you the whole trip.
Every routing we book from Stansted is a single ticket with protected connections and bags checked through to Jeddah or Madinah. If your first flight runs late, the airline reroutes you. That is not a premium service, it is the minimum standard for a journey you have saved a long time for.
Heathrow, Gatwick, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Bristol have all moved to a 2 litre liquid allowance. Stansted has not.
Every liquid, gel, paste and aerosol in your hand luggage has to be in a container of 100ml or less. Full-size deodorant and full-size toothpaste are almost always over, and both go in the bin at security most days of the week.
Because London now has different rules at different airports. Somebody who flew from Heathrow in the spring and packed a big bottle of shampoo in their cabin bag turns up at Stansted expecting the same and loses it.
Buy unscented soap in the UK before you travel, in containers of 100ml or under, or put a full-size bottle in the hold. Do not plan to sort it out at Jeddah airport at two in the morning.
And if you decant into your own travel bottles, use proper ones with the capacity printed on by the manufacturer. A handwritten label does not count anywhere in the UK.
Medication and baby food and milk, at every UK airport regardless of the limit. Declare them before screening starts rather than waiting to be asked, and carry the prescription or pharmacy label.
Stansted has a single main terminal with separate satellite buildings holding many of the gates. Some are a walk and others are reached by a free automated transit that runs on a loop.
The practical effect is that your gate can be a good deal further away than the terminal footprint suggests. Check whether yours needs the transit as soon as it appears, and set off then rather than waiting.
Turkish advises three hours for international departures and it is the right number here. Umrah families check in four and five cases each, most of them near the weight limit, and a fair number get opened and repacked at the desk. The queue does not move like a holiday queue.
Stansted has multi-faith prayer provision in the terminal, with washing facilities historically located adjacent. Locations shift with building work, so check the terminal map or ask at an information desk on the day rather than relying on a description written earlier.
For a 06:50 departure you will be praying Fajr at the airport, so it is worth locating the room when you arrive rather than when the time comes.
For the East of England this is a genuine three-way choice, and the answer depends on your dates and who is travelling.
Airport | Saudi options | Best for |
|---|---|---|
Stansted | One-stop via Istanbul since March 2026 | Essex, Herts, Cambs, Suffolk, Norfolk |
Heathrow | Direct daily to Jeddah on several carriers | Anyone travelling with elderly or frail passengers |
Luton | Connections, and no 2 litre allowance either | Beds, Bucks, north Herts, north London |
If nobody in your group struggles with travel, and Stansted is your local airport, fly from Stansted. The one-stop routing is fine and you have saved yourself a cross-London journey at both ends of the trip.
If you are taking parents in their seventies or eighties, price Heathrow. The direct flight removes a layover, a second security check and a second boarding, and at that age those three things are the whole difference between an easy day and a hard one.
For East London specifically, do not assume Stansted is closest just because it is in your head as the local airport. From Stratford, Whitechapel or Ilford the Elizabeth line runs to Heathrow without a change, which for a family with luggage is often the easier journey even though the map says otherwise.
We price whichever ones are realistic for you and show you the difference in money and in total travel time. Then you pick.
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The Stansted Express runs to London Liverpool Street, and there are direct services from Cambridge and other points north on the West Anglia line. The station sits under the terminal, which is about as convenient as a UK airport gets.
The catch, again, is the early departure. For a 06:50 flight the trains do not start soon enough. For an afternoon or evening flight the train is the best option there is.
National Express runs to Stansted from across the East of England and from central London, and there are direct services linking Stansted with the other London airports if your itinerary needs it.
Straight off the M11 at junction 8, which is a much easier approach than either Heathrow or Gatwick. From most of Essex, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire it is a simple run.
There is a charge for the terminal forecourt drop-off and a free alternative further out with a shuttle. Whoever is driving needs to know which one you are using and how the payment works before they set off, because this is another airport where you pay afterwards rather than at a barrier.
On a 12 or 14 night package, price two weeks of long stay against the cost of a lift or a return train fare. It is often a meaningful chunk of one person’s package.
Hotel tier | 7 nights | 10 nights | 12 nights | 14 nights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
3 Star | From £499 | From £545 | From £579 | From £625 |
4 Star | From £629 | From £679 | From £715 | From £769 |
5 Star | From £690 | From £745 | From £790 | From £825 |
Per person, quad sharing, off-peak departures. Includes return flights, Saudi Umrah visa, hotels in Makkah and Madinah, and all ground transport inside Saudi Arabia. Ramadan, Christmas and school holidays price higher.
We do not charge a premium for a connecting routing and we do not discount one either. If a Stansted itinerary genuinely costs more or less than Heathrow for your dates, we show you both numbers and let you decide.
We check comparable UK packages every month and sit £20 under the lowest we can find for the same nights and the same hotel tier. That is the whole policy.
Tier detail: 3 star, 4 star, 5 star, and the luxury range with Haram facing and Kaaba view rooms.
Four nights Makkah, three Madinah. Covers Ihram, Tawaf, Sa’i and Halq comfortably, plus the Rawdah and the main Madinah sites.
Be realistic about this one from Stansted. With a connection at both ends you lose most of two days to travel, so seven nights becomes closer to five on the ground. It works, but ten is better value for the effort. Our 7 night 3 star package is the most booked thing we sell across all airports.
Six nights Makkah, four Madinah, and only £46 more than the 7 night. This is the one we push hardest from Stansted, and the arithmetic is simple. You are already spending the connection time. Three more nights costs £46. Doing the trip again next year costs £545.
Six nights in Makkah also lets you perform Tawaf at four genuinely different times of day. Fajr with the Mataf half empty and the marble cold underfoot. Mid morning. After Maghrib when it is fullest. Then past midnight when it thins out again.
Seven Makkah, five Madinah. Suits retired pilgrims and groups moving at the pace of the slowest person.
Eight Makkah, six Madinah. £45 a night against £71 a night on the 7 night trip, same flights, same hotels. On a connecting routing this is the best value we sell, because the travel overhead is fixed however long you stay.
If you are | Book | Why |
|---|---|---|
Flying from Stansted at all | 10 nights minimum | The connection is worth more nights on the ground |
Going for the first time | 10 nights | You stop feeling lost around day three |
Taking elderly parents | 12 or 14 nights | And price Heathrow direct alongside it |
Retired | 14 nights | Cheapest per night and the travel day matters less |
Tied to a school holiday | 10 or 14 nights | Depending on which break you have |
One ticket, protected connections, bags checked through to Jeddah or Madinah. Airline, flight numbers and connection time confirmed before you pay anything beyond the deposit.
Submitted through Nusuk, the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah platform, and tracked to approval. Four to seven working days.
Named hotel, distance to the Haram in metres, nearest gate. In writing, before you pay the balance.
Airport to hotel, the Makkah to Madinah leg, and the return to the airport.
One person from first message to return flight. On a connecting itinerary this matters more, because if anything moves you want somebody who already knows your booking.
Travel insurance, your meningococcal ACWY vaccine, meals beyond breakfast where breakfast applies, Stansted parking or an airport hotel the night before, and whatever you buy out there.
Coming from | Drive to STN | By train |
|---|---|---|
Harlow, Bishop’s Stortford | 15 to 30 min | Direct, very short |
Chelmsford, Braintree | 30 to 45 min | Via Bishop’s Stortford or London |
Ilford, Newham, Walthamstow | 45 min to 1 hr | Via Liverpool Street or Tottenham Hale |
Cambridge | 35 to 45 min | Direct |
Luton, Bedford | 1 hr to 1 hr 15 | Via London |
Peterborough | 1 hr 15 | Via Cambridge |
Ipswich, Colchester | 1 hr to 1 hr 15 | Via London or Cambridge |
Norwich | 1 hr 45 | Via Cambridge |
Watford, north London | 1 hr to 1 hr 15 | Via London |
City guides: Cambridge, Peterborough, Ipswich, Norwich, Watford, Luton, London.
Month | Makkah temp | Crowds | Fares from STN | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
January | 20 to 28°C | Low | Lowest | Cheapest month, quietest airport |
February | 20 to 30°C | Rising | Low | Half term lifts the middle of the month |
March | 22 to 32°C | Very high | Peak | Ramadan 2027 runs into early March |
April | 26 to 35°C | Moderate | Moderate | Easter break |
May | 30 to 38°C | Low | Low | Quiet and warm, good value |
June | 35 to 42°C | Moderate | Moderate | Leisure traffic building at Stansted |
July | 38 to 45°C | Moderate | High | Stansted very busy, long security queues |
August | 38 to 45°C | High | High | Hottest and busiest |
September | 35 to 40°C | Low | Low | Very good value, airport calms down |
October | 28 to 35°C | Low | Low | Best all-round month |
November | 24 to 32°C | Low | Lowest | Quietest Haram of the year |
December | 20 to 28°C | High | High | Book by September |
Stansted note. The summer peak here is heavy because of the volume of low cost leisure traffic, and it lands on the same security hall you are using. In July and August treat the three hour guidance as a floor.
Month pages: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.
Balance due eight weeks before departure. Book four or more months ahead and we can usually spread it monthly.
Got a quote elsewhere? Send it over, and if it is a self-transfer itinerary we will tell you plainly. Beat My Quote.
Grouped by topic. Direct answer first, detail underneath where it earns its place.
No. There are no direct Saudi services from Stansted and there never have been. Every Umrah routing from here connects.
Yes, and properly so since March 2026. Turkish Airlines now flies Stansted to Istanbul, which connects onward to Jeddah and Madinah on one ticket.
18 March 2026.
Fourteen to fifteen flights a week, so roughly two a day.
The morning service departs Stansted at 06:50 and reaches Istanbul at 12:45 local time. The return leaves Istanbul at 20:15 and lands at Stansted at 22:30.
About three hours fifty five minutes eastbound, slightly longer coming home against the wind.
One checked bag up to 23kg in economy with an 8kg cabin allowance. Two checked bags in business.
Honestly, no. We would have sent you to Heathrow or Gatwick. That answer changed with this route.
It adds hours and a second boarding. For most people that is a fair trade for not crossing London. For someone in their eighties it usually is not.
Yes, on every routing we book, because they are single tickets with protected connections.
The airline reroutes you, because it is one ticket. Message your agent and we rearrange the ground side in Saudi Arabia.
Yes, and via Istanbul it is often a sensible option. Madinah is a calmer arrival and you enter Ihram on the ground at Dhul Hulayfah rather than on the plane.
You can. Please do not. It is two separate contracts, your bags do not transfer, and a delay on the first leg is entirely your problem.
Two separate tickets that know nothing about each other. You collect your bags, leave the secure area and check in again from scratch.
Because Stansted is overwhelmingly a low cost airport, so the cheap self-transfer option is always sitting right there in the search results.
No. It does not interline, so there is no mechanism for it even if somebody wanted to help you.
On a self-transfer, nothing good. The first airline delivered you as agreed and the second recorded you as a no-show. You buy a new ticket at walk-up prices on the day.
Usually not, once you have paid for checked bags on the low cost leg and a hotel because the timings did not line up. And you have taken on a risk that can cost you the whole trip.
There is no Zamzam allowance concept on the low cost carriers. This is another reason we route you on full-service airlines.
Ask whether it is one ticket with through-checked baggage. If the answer is vague, it is two tickets. Send us the quote and we will tell you straight.
100ml per container. Stansted has not moved to the 2 litre allowance.
Heathrow, Gatwick, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Bristol among others. Stansted, Manchester, Luton, East Midlands and Newcastle still publish 100ml guidance.
Each airport needs separate Department for Transport approval to raise the limit. Stansted has not received it.
The plastic bag requirement has been dropped at most UK airports, but the 100ml container limit at Stansted has not. Check the signage on the day.
Full-size deodorant aerosols and full-size toothpaste. Both are almost always over 100ml.
Buy it in the UK in containers of 100ml or under, or put a full-size bottle in the hold. Do not plan to find it at Jeddah airport.
Only if the capacity is printed on the bottle by the manufacturer. A handwritten label will not pass anywhere in the UK.
Exempt from the volume limit, but declare it before screening and carry the prescription or pharmacy label. Keep it in hand luggage.
Also exempt. You may be asked to open it or have it screened separately.
Yes, and so do Jeddah and Madinah. Pack for the strictest checkpoint on your whole route, which on this itinerary means 100ml throughout.
Drive, get a lift, or stay at an airport hotel the night before. The trains do not start early enough to have you there by four in the morning.
Three hours before departure, which for the 06:50 means around 03:50.
For families with children and anyone travelling with elderly parents, yes. Leaving home at half past two with four suitcases is a bad start.
Very well. The station is under the terminal and it runs to London Liverpool Street.
Yes, Stansted sits on the West Anglia line with direct services from Cambridge.
Yes, National Express serves Stansted from across the East of England and central London, plus direct links to the other London airports.
M11 junction 8. A far simpler approach than Heathrow or Gatwick.
Yes at the terminal forecourt, with a free option further out served by a shuttle. Tell whoever is driving how the payment works before they set off.
Long stay, and price it against a lift or a return train fare first. On a family booking it is a noticeable share of one person’s package.
Generally yes, but check the last service to your specific destination before you fly. Missing the last train to Cambridge or Norwich is a bad end to the trip.
One main terminal, with separate satellite buildings holding many of the gates.
Some are a walk, others are reached by a free automated transit that runs on a loop.
Longer than the terminal footprint suggests. Check whether your gate needs the transit as soon as it appears and set off then.
Yes, the terminal has multi-faith prayer provision with washing facilities historically located adjacent.
Check the terminal map or ask at an information desk on the day. Locations move with building work.
On the 06:50 departure, yes. Find the prayer room when you arrive rather than when the time comes.
Limited. At four in the morning, more limited still. Bring something.
It can be, particularly in the summer peak when low cost leisure traffic fills the same hall you are using.
Stansted if nobody in your group struggles with travel and it is your local airport. Heathrow if you are taking elderly parents, because of the direct flight.
Both connect rather than fly direct, and neither has the 2 litre liquid allowance. Pick on distance and on which routing prices better for your dates.
Check Heathrow before you assume Stansted. From Stratford, Whitechapel or Ilford the Elizabeth line runs to Heathrow without a change, which with luggage is often easier than it looks on a map.
Stansted, comfortably. Direct train, short journey, and now a properly ticketed one-stop routing.
Stansted. Anything else means crossing London first.
Yes. We book every UK airport, so we have no reason to push you toward one.
From £499 per person for 7 nights, up to £825 for 14 nights in a 5 star hotel, including flights, visa, hotels and Saudi transport.
£499 per person, 7 nights, 3 star, quad sharing, off-peak.
From £545 at 3 star, £679 at 4 star, £745 at 5 star.
From £579 at 3 star, £715 at 4 star, £790 at 5 star.
From £625 at 3 star. That is £45 a night, the best value per night we sell.
Not necessarily, and we do not price it differently. We show you the Stansted number and the Heathrow number and you choose.
£99 per person.
Yes, interest free, if you book four or more months ahead.
Eight weeks before departure.
We price under. Send a written quote through Beat My Quote, and if it turns out to be a self-transfer we will explain why it is not comparable.
No. Twin or double adds roughly £180 to £340 per person depending on tier and season.
Yes. Under twos travel as lap infants for a nominal fare, two to elevens get a reduced rate sharing with two adults, twelve and over pay adult.
January and November, with September and October close behind on better weather.
Three to four months normally. Six months or more for Ramadan and December.
We submit it through Nusuk, the official Saudi platform. Four to seven working days.
Passport with at least six months validity from your travel date, a passport photo, and your meningococcal ACWY certificate.
Yes, meningococcal ACWY is mandatory for the visa. No certificate, no visa.
Your GP, or a private travel clinic. Pharmacy travel services across the region offer it. Allow at least ten days before you fly.
Generally several years. Keep it.
Not for an airside transit on a single ticket where you do not pass through Turkish immigration. If your itinerary involves a long layover and you want to leave the airport, ask us and we will check the current position for your nationality.
90 days from issue with a 90 day maximum stay, and you can travel anywhere in Saudi Arabia on it.
Yes, tourist visa holders may perform Umrah. Rules change, so confirm the current position before relying on it.
Not a problem with UK residency, though transit rules can differ by nationality. Tell us at enquiry so we check both the Saudi visa and the transit position.
Rare, and usually a document issue we can fix and resubmit. We tell you the same day.
Strongly recommended, and on a connecting itinerary look specifically at missed connection and delay cover.
Not at Stansted. Change during your layover in Istanbul before boarding the Jeddah leg, or on that aircraft before the Miqat.
No. Travel normally. You have a four hour flight to Istanbul first.
Yes. It is a major Umrah transit hub and nobody there will think twice about it. Give yourself twenty minutes and do not leave it to final call.
Flying into Jeddah, roughly half an hour before landing. The crew announce it. You must be in Ihram with your intention made before that point.
You do not enter Ihram on the plane at all. You enter it at Dhul Hulayfah, also called Abyar Ali, about 9 km outside Madinah on the road to Makkah.
No, hand luggage. On a connecting itinerary especially, there is always a chance your case travels separately.
No prescribed garment. Loose modest clothing covering everything except face and hands.
3 star is typically 700 metres to 1.2 km with a shuttle. 4 star 300 to 700 metres. 5 star 200 to 500 metres, or under 200 on the luxury tiers.
Yes, in writing, with the distance in metres and the nearest gate.
Yes, on the luxury tier. Pricing is on the luxury packages page.
About 90 km, an hour to ninety minutes by road. Included in your package.
Included. Air conditioned coach, about four and a half hours by road.
Saudi Arabia is three hours ahead of the UK in winter and two hours ahead during British Summer Time.
Yes, in both cities. Makkah covers Jabal al-Noor, Jabal Thawr, Mina and Arafat. Madinah covers Masjid Quba, Masjid Qiblatain, Uhud and the Seven Mosques.
Free timed permits through the Nusuk app. Nobody can sell you one. Women visit in separate sessions with fewer slots, so book early.
Yes. Return to the nearest Miqat, most people use Masjid Aisha at Taneem, re-enter Ihram and come back.
Yes on a full-service carrier, in checked baggage only, and only the official factory-sealed 5 litre bottle bought at the Saudi airport counters.
Yes, because it is checked through with the rest of your baggage on a single ticket. This is another reason self-transfer itineraries are a false economy.
Manageable, and the layover is often a relief rather than a burden because they get to move around. The harder part is the 03:50 arrival at Stansted.
A hotel under 300 metres from the Haram, 12 or 14 nights, November to February. And price the Heathrow direct flight alongside before you decide.
Yes, through the airline, ideally at least 48 hours before you fly. On a connecting itinerary the assistance carries through to Istanbul as well.
Yes, at the mosque. There are upper level Tawaf areas designed for wheelchair use where the circuit is longer but far less crowded.
It is not obligatory before puberty. Many families have them perform it anyway, which is fine.
Yes, and we price them properly rather than squeezing six people into a quad.
Yes, from five people upward. Mosque groups, ISoc trips and extended family parties.
Comfortably, and often better than individuals, because we keep everyone on the same flights and brief the group organiser on the layover.
The Prophet, peace be upon him, said Umrah in Ramadan equals Hajj in reward, reported in Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim. It does not remove the obligation to perform Hajj itself.
Around 8 February 2027, subject to moon sighting.
40 to 70 per cent above off-peak, and more again for the last ten nights.
Whichever has availability, and book early either way. Connection seats through Istanbul in Ramadan go as fast as direct seats.
As early as you can. Rooms near the Haram for that window sell out earlier than any other date in the year.
October or November. Mild, quiet and cheapest.
Under current Saudi rules, women aged 18 and over may perform Umrah as part of an organised group without a Mahram. Confirm the position for your specific travel date.
Yes, English or Urdu, no difference in price or service.
Not for the work. Quotes, documents, visas and support all run on WhatsApp and phone, and we book every UK airport.
Usually, subject to airline and hotel rules. Tell us early, because change costs rise sharply near departure.
The same agent who built your booking, on WhatsApp, at any hour.
Often yes, since you are transiting there anyway. Ask us at quote stage and we will price it as part of the itinerary rather than as a separate trip.
Yes. Turkey combinations are particularly straightforward from Stansted given the routing. See special packages.
Yes, if you already have your visa and flights. Ask for a land only quote.
Our blog covers Ziyarat sites and the practical side, and the packages hub has every tier and month in one place.
Umrah packages from London Stansted from £499 per person. One ticket, protected connections, bags checked through to Jeddah. Seven to fourteen nights, held with a £99 deposit.
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Send us your month, your nights and your numbers. We will come back the same day with the airline, the connection time, the hotel, the distance in metres and the total. And if Heathrow suits your trip better, we will tell you that too.
Umrah is a voluntary Islamic pilgrimage to Makkah that can be performed at any time of the year. It is open to all Muslims worldwide, regardless of age or gender, provided women under 45 are accompanied by a Mahram.
Hajj is the compulsory annual pilgrimage performed during the Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah and is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. Umrah is a voluntary pilgrimage that can be performed throughout the year and is often referred to as the “lesser pilgrimage.”
The actual rituals of Umrah — Ihram, Tawaf, Sa’i, and Halq or Taqsir — can be completed in a few hours. However, most pilgrims spend 7 to 14 days in Saudi Arabia to maximise their time in worship at the Haram.
Umrah can be performed throughout the year. However, Ramadan is considered the most spiritually rewarding time, as performing Umrah during this month holds the reward equivalent to Hajj. January to March also offer cooler temperatures and a peaceful atmosphere.
Our Umrah packages typically include return flights from the UK, hotel accommodation in both Makkah and Madinah, airport transfers, Umrah visa processing, and 24/7 customer support. Full details are listed on each individual package page.