3 Star June Umrah Package 14 Nights USA | From $649

For pilgrims who want real time to settle into worship without rushing between rites, our 14-night June package gives you a full two weeks across the Holy Cities during one of the quietest travel windows of the year. Summer heat keeps crowds down and hotel availability wide open, so a longer stay is easier to plan and easier on the budget than the same duration in peak season.

The package covers 14 nights split evenly between Makkah and Madinah, 3-star hotels near the Haram, round-trip flights from your USA departure city, visa processing, and full ground transport — all from $649 per person.

Plan Your Umrah

Quad

$549

Per Person

Triple

$591

Per Person

Double

$649

Per Person

Visa

We process your Saudi Umrah visa on your behalf, start to finish.

Hotels

Hand-picked best hotels accommodation in Makkah and Madinah, near the Haram

Transport

Full ground transport between airport, hotels, and Ziyarat sites throughout your stay

Flight (On Request)

We can source and quote round-trip flights from your departure city on request

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14 Nights

Makkah — Emaar Elite Makkah

Distance from Haram: 1.1–1.7 km · 15–20 minute walk

Emaar Elite Makkah sits in a quieter pocket of the city, far enough from the Haram to keep noise down but close enough that the walk stays practical for most guests — helped along by a regular shuttle for the warmer parts of a June day. The rooms lean modern, with clean furnishings and a level of polish that feels a step above a typical budget stay, even with the wallet-friendly rate.

WiFi is dependable throughout, and the in-house restaurant covers both local and international menus, handy for pilgrims who’d rather not go hunting for food after a long day of worship. It’s one of several Makkah Hotel picks in our 3-star lineup, and getting between hotel and Haram is covered start to finish by our included Umrah Transport.

Free Wifi

Restaurant

24/7 Front Desk

Air Conditioning

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Madinah — New Madinah Hotel

Distance from Masjid an-Nabawi: 300–450m · 3–7 minute walk

New Madinah Hotel is about as close to the mosque as a 3-star property gets — a short enough walk that most guests won’t bother waiting on transport at all. Rooms come with plush bedding, a working desk, and a flat-screen TV, simple touches that go a long way over a two-week stay. There’s no shuttle here, but with the courtyard just minutes away, that’s rarely a downside.

The on-site restaurant covers daily meals, and the surrounding blocks are packed with shops and food stalls for anything extra. It’s one of the standout options in our Madinah Hotel collection, and airport transfers plus Ziyarat visits throughout your stay are handled by our included Umrah Transport.

Free Wifi

Restaurant

24/7 Front Desk

Air Conditioning

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Select Your Umrah Journey

Compare our three accommodation tiers to find the right balance of comfort and budget for your 14-night June trip.

3 Star Packages

  • Hotels within walking distance or shuttle ride from Haram.
  • Comfortable rooms with daily breakfast included.
  • Best for pilgrims who want solid value, no extra frills.

4 Star Packages

  • Hotels closer to Haram, often within walking distance.
  • Upgraded rooms with a higher service standard overall.
  • Silver, Gold, Platinum tiers to match your travel budget.

5 Star Packages

  • Hotels right within walking distance of both Harams.
  • Premium rooms with elevated dining and full service.
  • Silver, Gold, Platinum tiers for the ultimate comfort.

Your 14-Night 3-Star June Umrah Itinerary

A 14-night package means 14 nights of hotel stay in Saudi Arabia, working out to 15 days total — 7 nights in Makkah and 7 nights in Madinah. Pilgrims fly out and arrive on Day 1, spend all 14 nights across the two holy cities, and fly home on Day 15.

Day 1 — Depart USA / Arrive Makkah

Land at King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah, and transfer directly to Emaar Elite Makkah. Check in, rest after the flight, and change into Ihram — your group leader will cover the intentions and rulings before you head to the Haram.

Day 2 — Umrah Rites

Complete Umrah — Tawaf, Sa’i between Safa and Marwah, and Halq or Taqsir — guided by your group leader. Most pilgrims spend the rest of the day resting and praying at the Haram.

Day 3 — Ziyarat in Makkah

A guided visit to Jabal al-Noor and the Cave of Hira, scheduled early to avoid the midday June heat.

Day 4 — Free Day in Makkah

An open day for worship at your own pace, with no fixed schedule.

Day 5 — Ziyarat in Makkah

A guided visit to Jabal Thawr and nearby sites connected to the Prophet’s ï·º migration to Madinah.

Day 6 — Free Day in Makkah

Another open day — extra worship, rest, or a slow walk through the shops near the Haram.

Day 7 — Free Day in Makkah

Your final day in Makkah. Use it for reflection and one last Tawaf before checking out of Emaar Elite Makkah.

Day 8 — Travel to Madinah

Transfer via the Haramain High Speed Railway, a comfortable two-hour ride. Check in to New Madinah Hotel on arrival, just minutes from the mosque.

Day 9 — Ziyarat in Madinah

A guided visit to Masjid an-Nabawi, the Rawdah (subject to availability), and Quba Mosque.

Day 10 — Free Day in Madinah

Extra time for worship at Masjid an-Nabawi — easy to fit in given how close New Madinah Hotel sits to the mosque.

Day 11 — Ziyarat in Madinah

A guided visit to Mount Uhud, the Martyrs’ cemetery, and Masjid al-Qiblatain.

Day 12 — Free Day in Madinah

An open day for reflection, rest, or a browse through the local markets near the mosque.

Day 13 — Ziyarat in Madinah

A visit to Madinah’s date orchards, with time to pick up Ajwa dates and other local produce.

Day 14 — Free Day in Madinah

Your final full day. Spend extra time at the mosque, make any last du’as, and finish packing.

Day 15 — Departure

Check out of New Madinah Hotel and transfer to Madinah airport for your flight home.

Note: this is the standard routing most pilgrims choose — flying into Jeddah, starting in Makkah, and finishing in Madinah. You can also fly directly into Madinah and begin there instead. Let your travel consultant know your preference when booking.

Exploring More June Umrah Options

Not every package fits every pilgrim — browse these related options to find the right duration, budget, and hotel standard for your group.

Convenient Flight Options From Major Cities

Wherever you’re departing from in the USA, we can arrange your Umrah journey with a convenient connection to Jeddah or Madinah.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our 3 Star June package includes round-trip airfare (on request), visa processing, 14 nights of hotel accommodation in Makkah and Madinah, daily breakfast, Haramain High Speed Railway ticket, full ground transportation, Ihram for men, a guided Rawdah visit, and support from our staff throughout your trip.
We recommend booking 2–3 months ahead for June travel. Summer sits outside the peak winter and Ramadan seasons, so there’s generally more flexibility on hotels and flight dates than other times of year.
You’ll need a valid passport (6+ months remaining), a completed application, passport-sized photos, proof of meningitis vaccination, and a mahram certificate where applicable.
Requirements vary by age and circumstance under current Saudi regulations — contact our team and we’ll walk you through what applies to your situation.
Quad means 4 people share a room ($549/person). Triple means 3 people share a room ($591/person). Double means 2 people share a room ($649/person). All three include the same hotels, services, and inclusions — only the room occupancy changes.
In Makkah, you’ll stay at Emaar Elite Makkah. In Madinah, you’ll stay at New Madinah Hotel. Both offer solid 3-star essentials for a comfortable extended stay.
June is peak summer, with daytime temperatures regularly reaching the low-to-mid 40s°C (110°F+) and warm evenings. Over a 14-night stay, it’s worth pacing outdoor Ziyarat visits for early morning, staying hydrated, and leaning on shuttle transport during the hottest midday stretches.