Islamic Travel offers ATOL-protected Hajj packages for 2027, with departures from London, Manchester and Birmingham. Whether you want a budget-friendly stay or a 5-star non-shifting package close to the Haram, every package is fully inclusive of flights, visa, accommodation, transport and experienced guidance throughout your journey. Our ATOL number is 12192, so your air-inclusive booking is financially protected.
Makkah Nights 13
Madinah Nights 4
Mina & Arafat 5
Flight
Visa
Qurbani
Makkah
Madinah
Hajj
Makkah Nights 9
Madinah Nights 5
Mina & Arafat 7
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Visa
Qurbani
Makkah
Madinah
Hajj
Makkah Nights 7
Madinah Nights 4
Mina & Arafat 5
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Visa
Qurbani
Makkah
Madinah
Hajj
Makkah Nights 10
Madinah Nights 4
Mina & Arafat 5
Flights
Visa
Qurbani
Makkah
Madinah
Hajj
All prices are per person and based on quad sharing. Single and twin supplements are available on request. Spaces are limited under the Saudi Nusuk allocation system, so early booking secures both your preferred hotel category and today's price.
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Package |
Makkah nights | Madinah nights | Mina & Arafat | Hotel category |
From (per person) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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5-Star Non-Shifting |
13 | 4 | 5 | 5-star |
£9,095 |
|
3-Week Non-Shifting |
9 | 5 | 7 | 3-star |
£7,195 |
|
2–3 Week Non-Shifting |
7 | 4 | 5 | 3-star |
£6,895 |
|
2–3 Week Non-Shifting |
10 | 4 | 5 | 3-star |
£6,495 |
Each Hajj 2027 package is all-inclusive. You won't be hit with surprise extras; everything below is covered in the price:
The difference comes down to whether you change hotels during the busiest days of Hajj. In a shifting package, you move out of your Makkah hotel during the Mina and Arafat days, so your room isn't held for you — it's cheaper, but less convenient. In a non-shifting package, you keep the same hotel throughout, with access to your room and luggage the whole time. Non-shifting costs more, but it's the more comfortable choice, especially for families, older pilgrims and anyone travelling with reduced mobility. Every package above is non-shifting.
Our 5-star packages place you within a short walk of the Haram, typically around ten minutes. Depending on availability, accommodation is arranged in well-known hotels such as the Pullman Zamzam Grand Suites in Makkah, and the Dar Al Hijra InterContinental or Millennium Al Aqeeq in Madinah, alongside options including the Crowne Plaza and Anjum Hotel. Ground-floor rooms, wheelchair access and special meal requirements can be arranged for pilgrims who need them — just let us know when you book.
UK pilgrims register through Nusuk, the official Saudi government platform, which handles visa approval and package allocation. Because the process and quotas can be difficult to navigate alone, most pilgrims book through an approved agency that manages it on their behalf. Islamic Travel is approved by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, and we handle your Nusuk registration, documents and visa from start to finish. To reserve a place, contact our team, and we'll talk you through the package that best fits your budget and needs.
Hajj 2027 is expected to fall in May 2027. Exact dates are confirmed only after the moon sighting in Saudi Arabia, so any dates published before then are estimates. Because the closest hotels to the Haram and the limited UK quota fill up months ahead, we recommend registering early rather than waiting for the final dates.
Hajj is the fifth pillar of Islam and an obligation, once in a lifetime, for every Muslim able to undertake it. There are three forms — Tamattu, Qiran and Ifrad — of which Tamattu (performing Umrah and then Hajj in the same season) is the most common for pilgrims travelling from the UK. The main rites include entering the state of Ihram, Tawaf around the Kaaba, Sa'ee between Safa and Marwah, standing at Arafat, the nights at Muzdalifah and Mina, the stoning of the pillars, the sacrifice, and the farewell Tawaf. Our guides and daily lectures walk you through each step before and during the journey, so you can focus on your worship.
Many pilgrims make the journey to Makkah before Hajj as well. If you're planning ahead, see our Umrah packages, available throughout the year.
Several costs stack up: limited pilgrim quotas against very high global demand, flight prices that rise with inflation, government visa and service fees, Mina tent costs, transport inside Saudi Arabia, and exchange rates. Together, these set the base price before any hotel or duration choices.
Registration runs through Nusuk, the official Saudi platform, which processes your documents and visa. You can also book through an approved agency like Islamic Travel, which handles the Nusuk process, documents and visa on your behalf — useful given the limited quota and the steps involved.
Yes. Islamic Travel is ATOL registered (ATOL 12192), so your air-inclusive package is financially protected. If flights are cancelled, you're covered for a refund of the air-inclusive portion. Always check that you receive an ATOL certificate at booking.
Our packages start from £6,495 per person and rise to £9,095 for 5-star non-shifting, based on quad sharing. The final price depends on hotel category, how close you stay to the Haram, room sharing, and the length of your trip.
Under current Saudi regulations, pilgrims must be at least 12 years old, and the previous upper age limit has been removed. A meningococcal (ACWY) vaccination is mandatory, taken at least ten days before departure, and you'll need the certificate for your visa application. A medical fitness certificate is also required.
No. A specific Hajj visa is required to perform the rites of Hajj; a tourist visa does not permit it.
Yes. Current Hajj guidelines allow women to travel for Hajj without a Mahram, booking a package and travelling with the group.
