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Ladies-only departures, sister rooming
Umrah done properly, with a guide who has walked it dozens of times
This is the trip where prayer is not an accommodation — it is the entire point. We run Umrah as a small guided group rather than a busload: a guide who has performed Umrah dozens of times walking you through the rites step by step, then days in Madinah at the Prophet's Mosque. Halal food is a given; the work is in the logistics, the crowds and the pacing.
The route as we actually run it — including the quiet days, which are there on purpose.
Arrival via Jeddah, Ihram briefing before you enter, then Umrah guided step by step: tawaf, sa'i and the closing rites. Time for voluntary worship and rest between.
Transfer to Madinah with a stop on the route. Evening at the Prophet's Mosque.
The Prophet's Mosque, the Rawdah, Quba Mosque and Mount Uhud. Farewell evening, then departure from Madinah or Jeddah.
Halal is a given in Makkah and Madinah — every meal on this trip is halal, and the two holy cities have some of the widest halal food choices in the world.
This trip is built around prayer rather than around sightseeing. All five prayers are in the Haramain wherever the group is, with time protected for voluntary worship.
Dates are guaranteed once four travellers are booked. Ask us about private departures on other dates.
No. The guide walks the group through every step and there is a full briefing before you enter Ihram.
Yes. Women travel with the group throughout, and we arrange female rooming. Note that women under 45 travelling for Umrah should check current Saudi entry rules before booking.
Tawaf and sa'i involve real walking in crowds, around 3–4 km in total. We pace it, rest often, and there is wheelchair support available at the Haramain.