All inclusive Umrah packages from Pakistan
The short answer. No Umrah package is all inclusive. The phrase usually means the visa, the flights, both hotels and most meals. The five lines it most often leaves out are airport transfers, the Makkah to Madinah journey, Ziyarat transport, laundry, and which room the price is actually for. Ask for the excluded list in writing and the phrase becomes something you can act on.
On an Umrah this matters more than on most trips, because there is no fixed set of obligations forcing a package to include anything beyond getting you there and housing you. Two "all inclusive" packages can genuinely differ a great deal.
What it usually covers
- The Umrah visa, lodged by the agency, which is the part you cannot do
yourself.
- Flights, on the group's dates.
- The hotel in Makkah and the hotel in Madinah, for a stated room type.
- Meals, where the package says so, which may be all or only breakfast.
The five it most often does not
1. Airport transfers. At one end or both. After a flight landing at three in the morning, this is the one you want arranged.
2. The Makkah to Madinah journey. Frequently excluded and almost always assumed to be in. How to travel from Makkah to Madinah.
3. Ziyarat transport. "Ziyarat included" can mean a coach and a guide or it can mean being told where the sites are. The Umrah Ziyarat guide.
4. Laundry, over a fortnight.
5. Which room. Not an exclusion exactly, but the commonest misunderstanding. An "all inclusive" price is per person for a particular room type.
What it never covers, anywhere
Gifts, which are reliably the largest unplanned spend, taxis, phone and data, excess baggage coming home, and anything bought at the airport.
How much money should I take for Umrah.
The request that settles it
"Please send me, in writing, what is not included in this package, and the cancellation terms."
One message, and every line above is answered. An agency that sends it back promptly has thought about the package; one that replies with reassurance has not.
What is included in an Umrah package.
Our published packages
| Package | Length | From, per person | Rooms published |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hujjaj Essential Umrah | 15 Days | PKR 106,645 | Quint 106,645, Quad 114,000, Triple 127,300, Double 155,350 |
| Hujjaj Essential Value | 15 Days | PKR 137,907 | Quint 137,907, Quad 153,133, Triple 179,410, Double 233,500 |
These are the rates published on this website, read when the site was last built. They move with the riyal, the airfare and the season. Ask us for today's figure and we will confirm it before you pay anything.
We write the inclusions and the exclusions out for each departure rather than using a single phrase to cover both.
When all inclusive is genuinely worth the premium
- A first Umrah, where not having to arrange anything is itself the value.
- An older parent, where organised transport and meals on site remove daily
decisions.
- A family, where feeding several people three times a day otherwise becomes
a project.
When it is not
A confident traveller who is happy to find their own meals and take a taxi to Madinah will do better with a package that includes less and costs less. The difference is knowing which you bought. Economy Umrah packages.
Ask us for both lists
Send us your dates and who is travelling and we will send the included and the excluded lists together, before anything is paid. Our departures are on the Umrah packages page.