FAMILY UMRAH PACKAGES FROM THE USA

Your family. Your Umrah. Your pace.

Little ones. Older parents. Everyone in between. Plan the rooms, travel and support around the people making this journey with you.

Free to request and compare. No obligation to book.
Your direct contact details stay private while options are gathered.

Illustration of parents, a child and a grandmother taking time together in a Madinah courtyard
A sacred journey. A pace of your own.

START WITH THE PEOPLE

One family. Different needs.

A package should work for everyone. Compare the complete family total and the arrangements behind it.

A price for every traveler

Share each child’s age at travel. Confirm airfare, seating, beds and meals separately for children and infants.

A per person price is not a family total.

Rooms that actually fit

Ask for the room category, bed count and maximum occupancy. Check cribs, extra beds and nearby or connecting rooms.

A room request is not a guarantee.

A manageable daily route

Look beyond the map distance. Ask about entrances, crossings, lifts, shuttles and the route with a stroller or wheelchair.

“Near the Haram” needs more detail.

BEFORE YOU PAY

Picture the room.
Then confirm the details.

Double, triple, quad and “family room” describe different offers. Ask the agency to confirm your exact arrangement in writing.

Who sleeps where?
Number of rooms, adults and children in each room, permanent beds and extra beds.
What is confirmed?
Connecting rooms, crib, bathroom access and nearby rooms, including any limits or extra charges.
What is the full total?
Every traveler, breakfast, taxes, room supplements and any charges excluded from the starting price.
A REMINDER FOR THE JOURNEY

“Indeed, the first House [of worship] established for mankind was that at Makkah - blessed and a guidance for the worlds.”

Qur’an 3:96 · Surah Ali ‘ImranSahih International

THE PRACTICAL PARTS

Less guesswork.
Better questions.

Use these checks when comparing written offers. Inclusions vary between agencies and packages.

Flights for the whole familyConnections, seating, baggage and arrival times
  • Compare the full flight itinerary: connections, airport changes, arrival times, baggage and cabin class.
  • Confirm family seating, infant bassinet requests and any fees. Requests depend on the airline and availability.
  • Ask about changes, cancellation, airline assistance and the full route if visiting another country.
Hotels, meals and daily accessThe actual route, not just a map distance
  • Confirm hotel names, nights in Makkah and Madinah, entrances, lift access and any shuttle details.
  • Ask about breakfast, meal times, dietary requests, taxes and the exact room arrangements.
  • Explain stroller or wheelchair needs and ask about the practical route to the mosque.

Read the hotel comparison guide.

Transfers with people and luggageVehicle capacity, child seats and assistance
  • Confirm the vehicle type, passenger capacity, luggage space, vehicle steps and whether transport is private or shared.
  • Ask about child seats and assistance. Do not assume these are included or available.
  • Check airport pickup, Makkah to Madinah, train station transfers if needed, Ziyarat and the final airport transfer.

Read the transport planning guide.

Passports and entry planningCheck each traveler separately

Tell the agency the passport nationality of each traveler. Members of one household may have different entry requirements. Confirm the applicable requirements with official sources before buying nonrefundable travel.

Review the entry preparation guide. Visa assistance is not a guarantee of approval or entry.

The written offer and final totalInclusions, support and booking terms
  • Request the full total for all adults, children and infants, including room supplements and optional services.
  • Confirm meals, Ziyarat, guidance and support before departure and in Saudi Arabia.
  • Read deposits, payment deadlines, changes and cancellation terms. Do not assume “family package” includes connecting rooms, private transfers or child seats.
Illustration of a family with a young child arriving together in Madinah

MAKE ROOM FOR REST

Plan for the slowest pace,
not the busiest itinerary.

With children

Leave space for meals, naps and restroom stops. Agree on meeting points, keep essentials in cabin baggage and avoid filling every day with tours.

Read the family travel guide

With older parents

Discuss walking tolerance, rest breaks, airline assistance, room and bathroom access, vehicle steps and local support before comparing quotes.

Read the accessibility guide

CHOOSE WHAT WORKS FOR YOU

Together in a group,
or on your own schedule?

A group journey

Shared guidance and company may suit your family. Check fixed dates, meeting times, room arrangements and whether the pace works for everyone.

Explore group Umrah

A custom family trip

More control over flight times, stays, rest days and transfers may help. Confirm the services, support and final cost you are requesting.

Explore custom Umrah

THINK IT THROUGH FIRST

A little preparation.
A clearer family request.

Explore practical needs before asking agencies for options. These tools support planning; they do not confirm services or availability.

Family and accessibility planningWalking, support and the people traveling Hotel suitability checkLook beyond the star rating

YOUR FAMILY’S JOURNEY STARTS HERE

Share the details once.
Compare what fits.

Tell us your dates, adults (12+), children, infants, nights, room preferences and support needs in the Journey Planner.

KaabaSharif helps you request and compare quote options. Your selected agency handles availability, final prices, contracts, payments and travel services. Responses vary and are not guaranteed.

FAMILY QUESTIONS

Know before you go.

Explore a planning budget
Can children and older parents be included in one request?

Yes. Include all travelers, children’s ages at travel, passport nationalities, room preferences and any mobility or support needs. Agencies assess what they can offer.

Are connecting rooms or cribs guaranteed?

Only when the hotel or agency confirms the arrangement in writing. A request is not a guarantee. Ask about extra charges and alternatives if the preferred arrangement is unavailable.

How are children and infants priced?

Pricing varies by airline, hotel, age and bed arrangements. Ask for a separate breakdown and the full family total. Do not multiply an adult starting price and assume it covers every traveler.

Is a private package always better for a family?

No. A suitable group can offer company and guidance. A custom trip may give more control over timing and transport. Compare the pace, room setup, services and final cost against your family’s needs.

Can we visit another country after Umrah?

You can include that preference in the Journey Planner. Share the complete route and final destination so the agency can assess flights and services. Availability and entry requirements must be confirmed.

Does KaabaSharif book the family trip?

No. KaabaSharif helps you request and compare quote options from participating U.S. Umrah agencies. Your selected agency handles booking and payment. Requests and comparison are FREE; travel services are not free.