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Looking for cheap Umrah packages from the UK? You've come to the right place. Umrah doesn't have to cost a fortune. This guide gives you real prices, not vague ranges. You'll see what each package includes. You'll learn when to book for the best price. And you'll get honest tips to keep your costs down.
Prices depend on three things: your hotel star rating, your trip length, and when you travel. Here's a real breakdown by package tier.
| Package Tier | 7-Day Price (pp) | 14-Day Price (pp) | Hotel Rating | Usually Included |
| Economy | £550–£750 | £900–£1,050 | 3-star | Flights, visas, and hotels. Transfers are sometimes extra. |
| Group / Standard | £800–£950 | £1,050–£1,150 | 4-star | Flights, visas, hotels, and transfers. |
| Premium | £1,050–£1,200 | £1,300–£1,450 | 5-star | Flights, visas, hotels, transfers, and hotels closer to the Haram. |
Figures are representative 2026 market prices, drawn from UK Umrah travel agencies (see Sources). Prices change with the season, so always check the exact price before you book.
A “cheap” package isn't always the lowest number on the page. Check what's included first. A £550 package with no transfers can cost more in the end than a £650 package with everything bundled in. Add up the extras before you compare two prices side by side.
Most Umrah packages include four main things:
Some packages also include meals, a group leader, and an Ihram kit. Cheaper packages often leave out transfers or meals. Always check the list before you book. A low headline price can hide extra costs later.
Your Umrah visa alone usually costs around £100–£150 if bought separately. Most full packages include it in the price, so it's one less thing to pay for on top.
Watch out for packages that quote a price without the visa. It looks cheaper at first. Once you add the visa cost back on, it may not be cheaper at all. Always ask for the full, itemised price before you book, not just the headline number.
A 7-day trip costs less upfront. It suits people with limited annual leave. You get the full Umrah experience: Ihram, Tawaf, Sa'i, and Halq or Taqsir, plus a few days to rest and explore.
A 14-day trip costs more overall, but often less per night. It gives you more time in both Makkah and Madinah. You're not rushing between rituals and the airport. Many first-time pilgrims prefer the slower pace.
If your budget is tight, 7 days is enough to complete Umrah properly. If you can stretch your budget, 14 days gives you a calmer trip and more time in Madinah.
The cheapest months are usually Muharram and Safar, the first two months of the Islamic calendar. Demand is lower, so prices drop.
The most expensive time, other than Ramadan, is usually the weeks around Dhul Hijjah, the month of Hajj. Flights and hotels get booked up fast, and prices rise across the board. If you can, plan your Umrah for a few months either side of this period.
Ramadan is the most expensive time to go. Non-Ramadan packages can be 30% to 50% cheaper than Ramadan ones, according to UK Umrah travel data. Hotel rooms near the Haram get booked up fast in Ramadan, which pushes prices up.
UK school holidays also push prices higher. If you can travel during term time, outside Ramadan, you'll usually find the best deals.
Most UK Umrah packages depart from London, Manchester, or Birmingham airports. Prices are usually similar across all three cities. London tends to have the most flight options, which can mean slightly better deals.
If you live near Manchester or Birmingham, check for direct flights first. A direct flight often costs less than flying via London, once you add up extra travel and time.
We're building dedicated pages for Umrah packages from each city, with live prices for your local airport. Check back soon, or get in touch and we'll find the best option for you today.
A short domestic flight to London first can sometimes push your total cost up rather than down. It's always worth pricing a direct route from your nearest airport before you book a connecting one.
An all-inclusive package bundles your flights, visa, hotel, and transfers into one price. It's simple to book and easy to budget for.
A flights-only booking can be cheaper if you're happy to arrange your visa and hotel yourself. But it takes more time, and mistakes can be costly. A missing visa document can stop your trip before it starts.
For most first-time pilgrims, an all-inclusive package is the safer, cheaper option overall. You avoid the risk of paying twice for something you got wrong.
Here's a simple way to check: add up a flights-only booking, a separate visa fee, and a hotel booked on your own. Compare that total to an all-inclusive price for the same dates and hotel. Often, the two numbers are close, or the package works out cheaper, once your time and the risk of mistakes are factored in.
There's no such thing as a completely free Umrah for most people. But you can keep costs low.
Choose the cheapest months: Muharram or Safar. Pick a 3-star hotel further from the Haram; a short walk or shuttle ride can save you hundreds of pounds. Travel in a small group to share transport costs. Skip optional extras like guided tours if you're comfortable navigating on your own.
With careful planning, a basic 7-day Umrah trip from the UK can cost well under £700 per person, visa and flights included.
It's worth being realistic, though. Going much lower than this usually means cutting something important, like proper ATOL protection or a hotel a long walk from the Haram. A cheap trip is good value. An unsafe or unreliable one isn't a saving at all.
Ready to book? Travelapp's Umrah packages include flights, visa, transfers, and hotels close to the Haram, with real, itemised prices, not vague estimates. We're ATOL protected, so your money is safe. Compare our current Umrah packages, or get in touch and we'll help you find the right trip for your budget.
Quick answers to common questions. Reach out if you need more help.
Basic 7-day, 3-star economy packages start from around £550–£600 per person, including flights, visa, and hotel.
A 7-day package typically costs £550–£750 for economy, £800–£950 for a standard 4-star package, and £1,050–£1,200 for a premium 5-star package.
A 14-day package typically costs £900–£1,050 for economy, £1,050–£1,150 for standard, and £1,300–£1,450 for premium.
An Umrah visa usually costs around £100–£150 if bought on its own. Most full packages include the visa in the price.
Yes. The rituals themselves take a few hours. A 7-day trip gives you plenty of time to perform Umrah and rest, without needing a longer stay.
Muharram and Safar, the first two months of the Islamic calendar, are usually the cheapest. Demand is lower, so prices drop.
Yes, significantly. Non-Ramadan packages can be 30% to 50% cheaper than the same trip booked in Ramadan.
Not for free, but you can keep costs low. Travel outside Ramadan, choose a 3-star hotel, and travel in a group to save money.
Book early, avoid Ramadan and school holidays, compare prices per night rather than per trip, and choose an all-inclusive package to avoid hidden costs.
Compare package prices directly with a UK travel provider, and always check what's included: flights, visa, hotel, and transfers.
Yes. London has the widest choice of flights, which often means more competitive prices than smaller regional airports.
Yes. Prices are usually similar to London. A direct flight from your local airport can work out cheaper once travel time and cost are included.
Return flights, your Umrah visa, hotel rooms in Makkah and Madinah, and usually ground transport between the airport, hotel, and holy sites.
Look for a provider with ATOL and IATA protection, genuine customer reviews, and clear, itemised pricing rather than a vague “from £X” figure.
Sometimes, but last-minute prices are usually higher, not lower, since availability is limited. Booking early is the more reliable way to save money.
