Group Umrah Packages

Our Group Umrah packages combine spiritual depth, practical support, and community—designed for a meaningful, stress-free journey.

✅ WHAT SETS US APART:

1. Fully Supported & Guided Throughout:

✅ Qualified English-speaking guide travels with group from Australia to Saudi Arabia and back
✅ Group performs Umrah together—spiritual companionship, shared experience
✅ 24/7 support—guide handles logistics, emergencies, questions

2. Islamic History Ziyarat (Educational Tours):
✅ Makkah ziyarat—Cave of Hira, Jabal Thawr, Jannat al-Mualla cemetery, Battle of Badr site, etc.
✅ Madinah ziyarat—Masjid Quba, Uhud battlefield, Jannat al-Baqi cemetery, Seven Mosques, etc.
✅ Expert storytelling—bring Islamic history alive at the actual locations you’ve read about

3. Optional Talks & Classes:
✅ Pre-Umrah orientation—ritual preparation, spiritual readiness
✅ Daily Islamic lessons (optional)—maximize learning, deepen understanding
✅ Perfect for first-time pilgrims—gain knowledge and confidence

4. Trusted & Experienced:
✅ Australia’s most trusted Umrah provider—hundreds of satisfied pilgrims
✅ 5-star ratings across multiple review platforms
5. Group Pricing Benefits:
✅ Economy of scale—group bookings reduce per-person costs
✅ Negotiated hotel rates—premium 5-star hotels within 180m of Haram
6. Peace of Mind:
✅ Everything handled—visa, flights, hotels, transfers, guide, ziyarat all included
✅ Free cancellation up to 60 days in advance (terms apply—see Important Info)
✅ Travel with ease—no stress, no logistics worries, just focus on worship

WHO IS THIS FOR?

✅ First-time pilgrims—comprehensive guidance, supportive group environment
✅ Families—traveling with others provides safety and shared experience
✅ Elderly pilgrims—group support ensures no one is left behind
✅ Anyone seeking community—worship alongside like-minded Australian Muslims
✅ Those wanting depth—ziyarat and Islamic lessons enrich the spiritual journey

This isn’t just logistics—it’s a transformative spiritual journey with expert guidance and community support.

Yes—all hotels are 5-star and within 180 meters (approximately 2-3 minute walk) of the Haram!

MAKKAH HOTEL:

✅ 5-star accommodation within 180m of Masjid al-Haram
✅ Walking distance—easy access for all five daily prayers, tahajjud, tawaf anytime
✅ Close to Abraj Al Bait (Clock Tower)—shopping, dining, panoramic Kaaba views
✅ Elevator access—modern facilities, comfortable rooms

Typical Walk:

• 2-3 minutes to Haram entrance
• Elderly/mobility-impaired: wheelchairs available at Haram entrances

MADINAH HOTEL:

✅ 5-star accommodation within 180m of Masjid an-Nabawi
✅ Walking distance—easy access for prayers, visiting the Noble Rawdah, giving salams to the Prophet ﷺ
✅ Close to main Haram entrances (Bab al-Salam, Bab Jibril)
✅ Proximity to markets—dates, souvenirs, Islamic books

Typical Walk:

• 2-3 minutes to Masjid an-Nabawi entrance
• Elderly: wheelchairs and golf carts available

5-STAR AMENITIES:

✅ Comfortable rooms (air-conditioned, WiFi, TV, mini-fridge)
✅ Daily housekeeping
✅ Buffet breakfast (international halal options)
✅ Elevators (important for elderly/families with luggage)
✅ Prayer facilities in rooms (Qibla direction marked, prayer mats)

Proximity = spiritual ease. Pray Fajr, return for breakfast, nap, then return for Dhuhr—all within minutes. No long commutes, no taxis, no stress.

TYPICAL DAILY SCHEDULE (Once in Makkah/Madinah):

Fajr: Pray at Haram (before sunrise)
Breakfast: Return to hotel, buffet breakfast
Dhuhr: Pray at Haram (midday)
Afternoon: Rest, optional ziyarat tours, personal worship
Asr: Pray at Haram (afternoon)
Maghrib: Pray at Haram (sunset)
Dinner: Group dines together or independently
Isha: Pray at Haram (night)
Tahajjud (optional): Night prayer at Haram (deeply spiritual, less crowded)

Flexibility: While group travels and prays together, you have freedom to worship at your own pace between organized activities.

Welcome to the journey of a lifetime! Here’s what first-time pilgrims should know:

BEFORE YOU GO:
✅ Learn the rituals—study Umrah steps (Ihram, Tawaf, Sa’i, Halq/Taqsir) so you’re familiar
✅ Spiritual preparation—make sincere intention (niyyah), repent, resolve disputes, settle debts
✅ Physical preparation—Umrah involves walking (tawaf is ~1.5km, sa’i is ~3km)—build stamina if needed
✅ Attend pre-Umrah orientation—Islamic Travel provides guidance sessions before departure
✅ Make dua list—write down specific duas for yourself, family, ummah (you’ll be in the most blessed place on Earth!)

DURING UMRAH:
✅ Follow the guide—they’ll walk you through each step
✅ Don’t stress about perfection—intention matters most, minor mistakes are forgiven
✅ Take your time—no rush, worship at your own pace
✅ Avoid crowds if possible—early morning/late night tawaf less crowded
✅ Stay hydrated—drink Zamzam water frequently
✅ Be patient—crowds can be overwhelming, maintain good character

EMOTIONAL PREPARATION:
😭 Expect to cry—many pilgrims become emotional seeing the Kaaba for the first time, visiting the Prophet’s ﷺ mosque, or during intense dua moments. This is normal and beautiful.
🤲 Make LOTS of dua—this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to ask Allah directly in the most sacred places. Don’t hold back!
❤️ Cherish every moment—pray like you may never return, worship like it’s your last chance.

COMMON FIRST-TIMER CONCERNS:
What if I make a mistake during Umrah?
✅ Minor mistakes don’t invalidate Umrah—sincere intention is what matters. Guide will correct you if needed.
What if I can’t handle the crowds?
✅ Crowds vary by time of day/year. Go during off-peak hours (after Isha, before Fajr). Take breaks if overwhelmed.
What if I don’t speak Arabic
✅ Not required! Duas can be in any language. Many signs in Haram are in English. Guide translates when needed.
What if I have mobility issues?
✅ Wheelchairs available at Haram entrances (free or small fee). Staff assist elderly/disabled pilgrims. Inform guide of any needs.
What if my period starts during Umrah?
✅ Women cannot perform Umrah or enter Haram during menstruation. Wait until period ends, then perform Umrah. This is common—don’t stress. You can still visit Madinah (Masjid an-Nabawi allows menstruating women in most areas except Rawdah).

Bottom line: First-time pilgrims are fully supported. You’re traveling with an experienced guide, a caring group, and comprehensive preparation. Trust the process, open your heart, and let the journey transform you.