UncategorizedUmrah + Dubai Package from the UK: What You Need to Know
If you are planning Umrah from the UK and would also like a few days in Dubai, combining both in one journey can be easier than arranging two separate trips.
Dar Al Haram Travels offers an Umrah package from £699 per person, with Dubai available as an optional add-on after Makkah and Madinah. The important point is that £699 is for the Umrah part only. Dubai is priced separately.
This guide explains how the trip works, what the Umrah price covers, and what to check before you decide whether to add Dubai.
What Is an Umrah + Dubai Package?
An Umrah + Dubai package combines an Umrah journey in Saudi Arabia with an optional Dubai stay during the same trip.
For this option, the route is:
Makkah → Madinah → Dubai
Makkah and Madinah remain the main Umrah journey. Dubai comes afterwards only if you choose it.
That gives you some flexibility. You can look at the Umrah package first, get a separate price for Dubai, and then decide whether the extra days and cost fit your plans.
Why Combine Umrah with a Dubai Stay?
Convenience is the main reason.
A journey from the UK to Saudi Arabia already takes planning, travel time and annual leave. If Dubai is somewhere you wanted to visit anyway, adding it after Umrah can save you from organising another long-haul trip later.
It can work well for families, couples or small groups who have a few extra days available.
But Dubai is not automatically the better choice. Another destination means more travel and more expense. If you would rather spend those days in Makkah and Madinah, keep the trip simple or stay within a tighter budget, an Umrah-only package may make more sense.
What Does the Dar Al Haram Umrah + Dubai Option Include?
The Umrah package starts from £699 per person, subject to availability.
For the Umrah part, the package information includes:
- Accommodation in Makkah
- Accommodation in Madinah
The listed hotels are Emaar Andalusi Hotel in Makkah and Emaar Worth Tharawat in Madinah.
Dubai is optional and is not included in the £699 price. If you add Dubai, the extra cost is quoted separately. Al Khoory Hotel Apartments, Al Barsha is listed for the Dubai stay.
There is no fixed combined Umrah + Dubai price provided here. The clearest way to compare the options is to get one quote for Umrah and a second figure showing what Dubai adds for your dates and room arrangement.
It is also worth checking what your individual quote covers beyond the visa and accommodation, especially flights, baggage, transfers, meals and travel insurance.
Understanding the Makkah → Madinah → Dubai Itinerary
Makkah
Makkah is the first stage of the journey and where you perform Umrah. Emaar Andalusi Hotel is listed for this stay.
Check how many nights are included and what room arrangement your quote is based on, as “from” prices can vary with travel dates and room sharing.
Madinah
The journey then continues to Madinah, with Emaar Worth Tharawat listed as the accommodation.
Before you travel, make sure you know how many nights are included and how the journey from Makkah to Madinah will be arranged.
Dubai
Dubai comes after Saudi Arabia if you choose the optional extension.
Al Khoory Hotel Apartments in Al Barsha is listed for this part of the trip. Because Dubai is priced separately, the additional quote should make three things clear: how many nights you get, how you travel from Saudi Arabia to Dubai, and how your return journey to the UK is arranged.
Those details tell you far more than an add-on price on its own.
What UK Travellers Should Check Before Booking
Once Dubai is added, there are a few more details to organise. You do not need a huge checklist, but you should have the important points clear before paying.
Passport, visa and health requirements
For people travelling on a full British citizen passport, current GOV.UK guidance says the passport must expire at least six months after arrival in Saudi Arabia. British travellers also need the appropriate Saudi visa or travel authorisation, and current guidance lists options that can be used for Umrah outside the Hajj season.
For the UAE, GOV.UK currently says full British citizen passport holders can receive a visitor or tourist visa free on arrival, with visitor passports generally needing at least six months’ validity.
Umrah pilgrims also need to follow Saudi health requirements. GOV.UK currently states that a valid ACWY meningitis vaccination certificate is required for Hajj and Umrah, while the Saudi Ministry of Health publishes the current Umrah health requirements.
These rules can change and may differ for other nationalities, so check the official guidance again close to travel.
Flights and transfers
Find out how each part of the journey is being handled. Check:
- UK departure airport and airline
- Baggage allowance
- Airport transfer to Makkah
- Makkah-to-Madinah transport
- Travel from Saudi Arabia to Dubai, if added
- Dubai airport transfer
- Return flight to the UK
If you add Dubai, the separate quote should clearly show which flights or transfers are included.
Hotels and number of nights
Hotel names are useful, but the number of nights and room arrangement matter just as much.
Check how long you will stay in each city, your room type, how many people will share, and whether the listed hotels are confirmed for your dates.
For Dubai, the accommodation and number of nights should appear separately so you can see exactly what the extra cost covers.
Cancellation and insurance
Read the cancellation and amendment terms before paying a deposit. Also check whether travel insurance is included or whether you need to arrange it yourself.
Is an Umrah + Dubai Package Right for You?
Adding Dubai makes sense when it is somewhere you genuinely want to visit, you have enough time available and the extra quote fits your budget.
For a family or couple already considering Dubai, combining both destinations may be more convenient than planning another trip later.
An Umrah-only package may be better if you have limited annual leave, prefer a simpler journey, or would rather spend your available time and budget in Makkah and Madinah.
The benefit of an optional Dubai extension is that you can make that decision after seeing the real additional cost rather than paying for a fixed three-destination package.
Final Thoughts
An Umrah + Dubai package from the UK can be a practical way to combine your pilgrimage with a short Dubai stay, but the pricing needs to be clear.
Dar Al Haram Travels’ Umrah package starts from £699 per person. Dubai is optional and costs extra; no fixed combined Dubai price has been provided.
Before booking, get the full itinerary and final quote for your dates. Check the number of nights, accommodation, flights, transfers, room arrangement and current travel requirements.
Once the Umrah cost and Dubai add-on are clear, you can decide whether the extension works for your time and budget.
For current availability and a quote based on your plans, contact Dar Al Haram Travels.
