Enjoy a Relaxed 14-Night Umrah Journey from the UK
Umrah should not feel like a race between airport transfers, hotel check-ins and a tightly packed itinerary. If you want enough time to rest, perform Umrah and experience both holy cities at a comfortable pace, a two-week journey may be the right choice.
Our 3 star 14 nights Umrah packages are designed for UK pilgrims who prefer a longer stay without paying for luxury accommodation. Depending on your travel dates and available flights, the journey can be divided equally between Makkah and Madinah or arranged with additional nights in Makkah.
Flights, hotels, visa assistance and transport can be brought together in one personalised package. You can also select a suitable departure airport and room arrangement based on your family, budget and travel needs.
Spend Two Meaningful Weeks in Makkah and Madinah
A short Umrah package can be practical when annual leave is limited, but a 14-night stay offers a different experience. It gives you time to settle into each city instead of preparing for the next transfer after only a few days.
After arriving in Makkah, you can rest before performing Umrah and choose a time that suits your energy and circumstances. Once the rituals have been completed, the remaining days can be used for prayers, Quran recitation, personal reflection and optional Ziyarat.
Your stay in Madinah can be planned in the same relaxed way. Rather than fitting every activity into one or two days, you can establish a comfortable routine around prayers in Masjid an-Nabawi.
If you would like to compare different hotel categories and journey durations, explore our wider selection of Umrah packages from the UK.
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Your 14-Night Stay at a Glance
The exact details of your package will depend on your chosen dates, flights, hotels and room type. A typical arrangement may look like this:
Package detail | Possible arrangement |
Total stay | 14 nights |
Hotel category | Three star |
Makkah stay | 7 to 9 nights |
Madinah stay | 5 to 7 nights |
Flights | Direct or connecting |
Room options | Quad, triple, double or single |
Ground transport | Shared or private |
Meals | Room only, breakfast or another available basis |
Visa support | According to the confirmed package |
All services should be listed in your written quotation before you make a payment. Hotel names, flight details and transfer arrangements can change according to live availability.
Choose How to Divide Your Two-Week Journey
There is no single night split that suits every pilgrim. Your itinerary may be influenced by the airport where you arrive, the city from which you return and the amount of time you want to spend in each location.
Seven Nights in Each Holy City
A seven-night stay in Makkah followed by seven nights in Madinah provides an equal amount of time in both cities. This arrangement is straightforward and may appeal to first-time pilgrims who do not want to prioritise one city over the other.
One full week in each location also gives families time to develop a manageable routine without changing hotels too frequently.
Eight Nights in Makkah and Six Nights in Madinah
Some pilgrims prefer to spend an additional two nights in Makkah. This can provide more opportunities to visit Masjid al-Haram and complete personal worship after performing Umrah.
Six nights in Madinah still allow meaningful time for prayers in Masjid an-Nabawi and any Ziyarat included in the itinerary.
A Schedule Built Around Your Flights
Your journey does not always have to begin in Makkah. If your flight arrives in Madinah, you may stay there first and travel to Makkah afterwards.
The most practical arrangement will depend on:
- Available flight routes
- Arrival and departure airports
- Hotel availability
- Transfer timings
- Your preferred number of nights in each city
- The requirements of your travelling group
Discuss your preferred night split when requesting a quotation, but remain open to alternatives that offer better flight times or hotel choices.
What a Longer Stay Allows You to Do
The benefit of a two-week Umrah package is not simply having more days abroad. It is having greater control over how you use those days.
A longer stay can allow you to:
- Recover properly after travelling from the UK
- Perform Umrah without placing unnecessary pressure on yourself
- Choose worship times that suit your energy and mobility
- Attend prayers in the Haramain more regularly
- Keep separate time for rest and personal reflection
- Join Ziyarat without sacrificing your entire schedule
- Manage the different needs of children and older relatives
- Prepare calmly when moving between Makkah and Madinah
You should still plan your time carefully, but you do not have to fill every day with activities. Rest is particularly important in warm weather and after long periods of walking.
Making the Most of Your Stay in Makkah
Your first day in Makkah may include an airport transfer, hotel check-in and time to recover from the flight. Depending on when you arrive and your state of Ihram, you can then prepare to perform Umrah at an appropriate time.
After completing Tawaf, Sa’i and Halq or Taqsir, the rest of your Makkah stay can be organised around prayers and personal worship.
A longer visit gives you the freedom to create a routine that works for you. You may decide to visit Masjid al-Haram at selected prayer times while leaving other parts of the day for meals, sleep and recovery.
This flexibility can be especially valuable for families. Children and elderly pilgrims may not be able to follow the same schedule as younger adults, so your group should agree on meeting points and communication arrangements.
Optional Ziyarat in Makkah
Makkah Ziyarat may be included in some packages or offered as an additional service. Before booking it, ask for:
- The locations included in the tour
- The expected duration
- Departure and return times
- Shared or private transport
- Guide availability
- The complete additional cost, if applicable
Avoid assuming that Ziyarat is part of the advertised price unless it appears in your quotation.
Spending Meaningful Time in Madinah
Madinah offers a calmer stage of the journey for many pilgrims. A stay of six or seven nights provides enough time to attend prayers in Masjid an-Nabawi while maintaining a comfortable daily schedule.
You may also wish to arrange your Rawdah visit. Access procedures can change, so check the current requirements through the official Nusuk platform and follow the instructions provided for your visit.
If Madinah Ziyarat is included, the itinerary may cover significant Islamic locations such as Masjid Quba, Mount Uhud and Masjid al-Qiblatain. The places visited, transport and guide services should be confirmed with the booking team.
Do not feel that every available activity must be completed. The main purpose of the journey should remain worship, and a two-week package gives you the freedom to avoid an exhausting timetable.
Why Three-Star Accommodation Can Suit a Longer Stay
Hotel costs form a significant part of an extended Umrah journey. Choosing three-star accommodation may help you remain within your budget while still receiving the essential facilities required for your stay.
Facilities vary between hotels, but may include:
- Air-conditioned rooms
- Private bathrooms
- Wi-Fi
- Lift access
- Reception services
- Housekeeping
- On-site or nearby dining options
A star rating does not tell you everything about a hotel. Its distance from the Haram, room size, cleanliness, accessibility and shuttle arrangements can have a greater effect on your daily experience.
You can review available Umrah hotel options before selecting your accommodation.
Should You Choose a Closer Hotel or a Lower Price?
Three-star hotels located farther from Haramain may offer lower rates, but they can add more walking or transport time to each day. This matters during a 14-night stay because the same journey may be repeated several times.
Closer accommodation may be worth considering if:
- You are travelling with elderly relatives
- Someone in the group has limited mobility
- Young children are travelling
- You plan to attend several prayers at the mosque each day
- A dependable shuttle is not available
A more distant hotel may still be suitable if your group is comfortable walking or if regular shuttle transport is included. Ask for the hotel’s actual location and transport details instead of relying on phrases such as “near the Haram.”
Select a Room That Will Remain Comfortable
Room occupancy directly affects the per-person cost of a 14 nights 3 star Umrah package from the UK. However, comfort becomes increasingly important when several people are sharing the same space for two weeks.
Quad-Sharing Rooms
Quad sharing is often the most affordable choice for families and groups. Before selecting it, check the room size, number of beds and available storage. Four adults with full luggage may find a small room difficult to manage.
Triple-Sharing Rooms
A triple room can offer a useful balance between cost and personal space. It may suit three adults, a small family or a group of friends travelling together.
Double or Twin Rooms
Couples and two travelling companions can request a double or twin room. This option provides greater privacy, although its per-person price will normally be higher than triple or quad sharing.
Single Rooms
Solo pilgrims can ask about a private room. Single rooms offer the most privacy but usually carry a supplement and may have limited availability during busy periods.
Tell the booking team your room preference from the beginning. Otherwise, an advertised starting price may be calculated using an occupancy arrangement that does not suit you.
What Should Your Package Quote Include?
A clear quotation helps you understand what you are paying for and prevents misunderstandings later. It should show:
- Departure and return dates
- UK departure airport
- Airline and flight route
- Direct or connecting flight
- Stopover duration
- Checked and cabin baggage allowance
- Names of both hotels
- Number of nights in each city
- Room type and occupancy
- Hotel meal basis
- Visa service or assistance
- Airport transfers
- Transport between Makkah and Madinah
- Ziyarat, if selected
- Total price per person
- Deposit and balance deadline
- Cancellation and amendment conditions
Optional services should be listed separately. Travel insurance, meals, private transfers, additional baggage and room upgrades may not be included in the starting price.
How Much Does a 14-Night Umrah Package Cost?
There is no fixed price that applies throughout the year. The cost changes according to your travel date, airport, airline, hotel location and room arrangement.
Demand is usually higher around Ramadan, school holidays and popular seasonal breaks. Flights and suitable hotel rooms can become more expensive or have limited availability during these periods.
The advertised starting price may also be based on:
- Four people sharing one room
- A particular off-peak departure
- An indirect flight
- Hotels located farther from the Haramain
- Room-only accommodation
- Shared ground transport
For an accurate comparison, request a live quotation based on your actual passenger details. Compare complete packages rather than selecting the one with the lowest headline price.
Planning Two Weeks Away from the UK
A two-week trip requires more preparation than a short visit. Before booking, check how the travel dates fit around work, school and family responsibilities.
You should also consider:
- Passport validity and visa requirements
- Regular medication required for the entire trip
- Travel insurance
- Access to money while abroad
- Mobile data or roaming arrangements
- Emergency contact details
- Home and work responsibilities
- Additional time needed before and after the journey
If you use regular medication, keep it in its original packaging and check any relevant travel requirements before departure.
Packing for a 14-Night Journey
Packing for two weeks does not mean carrying twice as much luggage. Remember that you will need to move between hotels and manage your bags at airports and transfer points.
Important items may include:
- Passport and travel documents
- Flight and hotel confirmations
- Ihram clothing
- Comfortable, modest everyday clothing
- Suitable walking footwear
- Personal toiletries
- Prayer essentials
- Required medication
- Charging cables and a travel adapter
- A small bag for daily visits
- Refillable water bottle
Check whether your hotels provide laundry facilities or whether a service is available nearby. This can reduce the amount of clothing you need to carry.
Most importantly, review the airline’s baggage allowance before packing. Different flights on the same journey may have different limits.
Is a 14-Night Package Right for You?
A two-week Umrah journey may suit:
- First-time pilgrims who want an unhurried experience
- Families travelling with children
- Elderly pilgrims who require more rest
- Couples wanting an extended stay
- Retired travellers
- Groups planning worship and Ziyarat
- Pilgrims who can take sufficient time away from work
It may not be the most practical choice if your annual leave is limited or if a longer hotel stay would place pressure on your budget.
A shorter journey may also be easier for travellers who find extended travel physically difficult. You can compare the 7-night 3 star Umrah package or consider the more balanced 10-night Umrah package.
Travelling with Children or Elderly Pilgrims
A longer schedule can give families more flexibility, but the package still needs to match the needs of every traveller.
Before booking, check:
- Hotel distance from the Haramain
- Lift and wheelchair access
- Room capacity and bed arrangements
- Meal availability
- Rest stops during transfers
- Shared versus private transport
- Access to suitable vehicles
- Hotel and local emergency contacts
Avoid planning every family member’s day in exactly the same way. Some travellers may need to return to the hotel earlier or rest between prayers.
Choosing Your UK Departure Airport
A flight from the closest airport is not always the cheapest, but it may make the overall journey easier. Packages may be arranged from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh or another regional airport, subject to availability.
When comparing airports, consider:
- Travel time from your home
- Train, fuel or parking costs
- Direct or connecting routes
- Total flight duration
- Stopover length
- Departure and arrival times
- Baggage allowance
- Whether you arrive in Jeddah or Madinah
A lower international fare may not provide a real saving if you need an overnight hotel or a long domestic journey to reach the departure airport.
Learn more about available Umrah flight arrangements.
How to Arrange Your 14-Night Umrah Package
Begin by sharing your preferred dates, UK airport, number of travellers and room requirements. Mention any mobility, meal or transport needs at this stage.
The booking team can then prepare an available combination of flights, hotels and transfers. Review the complete proposal carefully, paying particular attention to hotel locations and the division of nights.
Before paying the deposit:
- Confirm every passenger’s name as shown on the passport.
- Check the complete flight route.
- Review both hotel names and locations.
- Confirm your room occupancy.
- Check the services included in the price.
- Read the payment and cancellation conditions.
- Ask what financial protection applies to the booking.
- Request written confirmation of the arrangements.
Once the booking is confirmed, keep copies of your tickets, hotel vouchers, transfer information and important contact details.
Plan Your Journey with Hajj Umrah Hub
Hajj Umrah Hub can help you bring the main parts of your two-week journey together. Based on availability, our team can assist with flights, three-star accommodation, visa documentation and Umrah transport arrangements.
Your package can be planned around your dates, UK departure airport, group size and preferred room type. All proposed arrangements should be reviewed before confirmation so that you understand the itinerary and total cost.
Book Your 3 Star 14 Nights Umrah Package
Two weeks in Makkah and Madinah can give you the time to worship, rest and experience both holy cities without following an unnecessarily rushed schedule.
Share your preferred dates, UK departure airport, number of passengers, room choice and preferred night split with Hajj Umrah Hub. We will help you explore a package based on current availability and your requirements.
Get your personalised Umrah quote today.
FAQ's
How are 14 nights divided between Makkah and Madinah?
Seven nights in each city is a common arrangement. Other options, such as eight nights in Makkah and six in Madinah, may be available according to flights, hotels and your preferences.
Does the package include flights from the UK?
Flights can be included. Your quotation should specify the airline, airport, route, baggage allowance and whether the journey is direct or connecting.
Can I begin my journey in Madinah?
Yes, a Madinah-first itinerary may be possible when suitable flights and hotels are available. You can then travel to Makkah for Umrah.
Is visa assistance included?
Visa assistance may be included in your selected package. The process, eligibility requirements and applicable charges should be confirmed before booking.
Are airport transfers included?
Some packages include airport transfers and transport between Makkah and Madinah. Check whether the service is shared or private and whether every required journey is covered.
Are meals included at the hotels?
This depends on the hotel and package. Accommodation may be room only, include breakfast or offer another meal plan. Your quotation should state the exact board basis.
Can I customize the number of nights in each city?
A customised split may be possible, depending on flight schedules and hotel availability. Share your preference when requesting a quotation.
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