UMRAH EASTER 2025

15TH APRIL - 27TH APRIL

What is included in our package?


Flights

Return flights included with this package (including 30kg luggage)


Visas

E-Visas are included (Umrah Visa Upon Request)


Transport

Ground Transport in Saudi Arabia on air conditioned coaches


Accommodation

Hotels will be Provided within walking distance


Umrah Guide

An experienced Umrah guide will provide ziyarah trips and spiritual advice


Atol Protection

Financial protection for your trip when booking our package


Package Details

October Umrah Package

Duration

Travelling from 15th April returning on 27th April

Hotels

Ghufran Hotel in Makkah and Al Haram Hotel in Madinah

Airline

Umrah Guide

Accompanied by one of our experienced operators, who’s purpose it to elevate your journey of a lifetime.

What to expect on your journey?

ITINERARY

15TH APRIL

Flight departure 10:45 from Birmingham airport (arrive approx 3 hours before) Landing in Istanbul at 16:50. Istanbul departure at 20:40, arriving in Jeddah at 00:35.

16TH APRIL

Check into Ghufran hotel, in Makkah. 

18TH APRIL

Ziyarah at 8am by our experienced group leader.

21ST APRIL

Leaving Makkah for Madinah at 2pm, Check into Al Haram hotel. 

23RD APRIL

Ziyarah at 8am by our experienced group leader.

27TH APRIL

Departing from Madinah airport at 05:55, arriving at Istanbul at 09:35. Leaving Istanbul at 14:05 and landing in Birmingham airport at 16:15.

Our Prices Per Person

We offer competitive prices and easy payment plans upon request, relieving stress of costs.

Double Room

£1950

Triple Room

£1795

Quad Room

£1695

How to book?

You can contact us via 024 7676 3011 or email info@londonprestige.co.uk to book with one of our travel agents. Fill out our forms and be added to the list, places are not guaranteed due to limited availability, be sure to book now to reserve your places. 

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I agree as lead passenger that it is my responsibility to inform all members in my booking of the terms and conditions of London Prestige Ltd and to adhere to them, along with providing any relevant documentation required to gain the visas. I have read/understood them and have provided information to the best of my knowledge. I accept and understand that the package is subject to change. I understand that it is my responsibility to submit valid passports upon request from London Prestige Ltd. Please note that by sending this form it does not imply that you have secured a booking, rather it states your interest.

F.A.Q.

Things people want to know about Umrah

Umrah is a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia, which is performed by Muslims at any time of the year. It is considered a lesser pilgrimage compared to Hajj but holds great significance in Islam.

The prerequisites for performing Umrah include being a Muslim, being in a state of ritual purity (Wudu), having the necessary travel documents and visa to enter Saudi Arabia, and being physically and financially capable of undertaking the journey.

Performing Umrah is believed to bring numerous spiritual benefits, including seeking forgiveness, strengthening one’s faith, connecting with Allah, and experiencing a sense of spiritual rejuvenation. It is considered a highly rewarding act of worship in Islam.

Umrah and Hajj are both Islamic pilgrimages to Mecca, but there are some key differences between them. Hajj is obligatory for every able-bodied Muslim at least once in their lifetime, while Umrah is non-mandatory but highly recommended. Hajj has specific rituals performed over a designated period during the Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah, whereas Umrah can be performed at any time of the year.

  1. Ihram: Entering the state of Ihram by wearing special garments for men and observing specific conditions for women.
  2. Tawaf: Circumambulating the Kaaba seven times in an anti-clockwise direction.
  3. Sa’i: Walking between the hills of Safa and Marwa seven times, retracing the steps of Hajar (Hagar), the wife of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham).
  4. Halq or Taqsir: Shaving the head completely or trimming a portion of the hair, symbolizing the end of the Ihram state.
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