How Much Does Umrah Cost from the USA? 2026–2027 Price Guide

Short answer: in October 2026, publicly advertised 7–10 night Umrah packages with flights from U.S. gateways that we reviewed ranged roughly from $2,300 to $3,800 per person in a quad room. The low end is Thanksgiving week; the high end is the winter break. Sharing a double typically added about $400 per person. Land-only packages, where you buy your own flights, ran about $1,150 to $1,700 per person. Your own price depends on five things: season, hotel proximity, room sharing, flights and what is included.

Last checked: October 21, 2026. This guide summarizes advertised market ranges, explains what moves the price, and lists the costs that are easy to miss.

Advertised Umrah price ranges in October 2026

Rounded ranges per person in U.S. dollars, for 7–10 night packages with flights from U.S. gateways, quad room unless noted:

These ranges summarize publicly advertised 7–10 night Umrah packages from U.S. gateways that we reviewed in October 2026, rounded. They are not Safa Rihla prices or offers. Advertised prices change often, may already be sold out, and each package defines its inclusions differently.

Triples typically cost about $100 to $300 more per person than quads, and doubles about $250 to $630 more. Single rooms were rarely advertised.

What makes up the cost

For a detailed look at each driver, read what affects Umrah package prices.

Per person, per room and occupancy

Umrah packages are priced per person, assuming a set number of people share each hotel room. In the packages we reviewed, moving from a quad to a double added about $250 to $630 per person, typically around $400. A single room usually costs much more again and is rarely advertised. Our room-sharing guide explains what quad, triple and double really look like and when paying more is worth it.

Land-only or flights included

A land-only price is not directly comparable with an air-inclusive one. Add a realistic round-trip fare from your airport for your dates, plus checked-bag fees if your fare excludes them, before comparing. Land-only can work well if you have miles or a good fare; air-inclusive keeps flights, transfers and hotel dates in one booking. See land-only vs air-and-land Umrah, or browse land-only and air-inclusive packages.

How season changes the price

• Thanksgiving and the winter break are among the most requested times for U.S. families. In the packages we reviewed, late-December departures ran about $500 to $800 per person above Thanksgiving for the same hotels.
• Ramadan is priced in tiers. Early-Ramadan departures in February 2027 were advertised near or below winter-break prices, while the last ten nights are usually the most expensive and fill first.
• Quieter months, outside school holidays, generally offer lower prices and calmer mosques.

Economy, premium or luxury

The biggest difference between tiers is the Makkah hotel. A shuttle hotel such as voco Makkah costs less than a hotel inside the Clock Tower complex such as Swissôtel Makkah, but adds a shuttle ride and a walk to every prayer. Compare the tiers in economy vs premium vs luxury Umrah, or look at economy, premium and luxury packages.

Costs that are easy to miss

• Visa: the tourist eVisa fee, which also allows Umrah, has been widely reported at SAR 535 (about $143) including mandatory medical insurance. The official Saudi eVisa portal shows the current fee at checkout.
• Nusuk: Umrah and Rawdah appointments are booked in the official Nusuk app. Check there whether any charge applies to the services you book.
• Meals not covered by your package, tips for drivers and guides, Zamzam and extra baggage, optional ziyarat, phone data, and travel to your U.S. airport.

Our Umrah budget guide for 2026–2027 turns these into a checklist.

Deposits and payment

Payment terms vary widely. Some quotes ask for a per-person deposit with the balance due several weeks before departure; others require full payment at booking. Refunds are often limited to what airlines and hotels return. Read Umrah deposits, cancellations and refunds before paying anyone.

Before you pay anything: the U.S. Department of State currently rates Saudi Arabia Level 3, “Reconsider travel.” Read the current travel advisory, enroll in STEP, and choose travel insurance that covers medical evacuation and trip disruption.

A quick budgeting checklist

1. Pick your travel window and how flexible it is.
2. Decide who shares each room.
3. Decide how far you can walk five times a day, in Makkah especially.
4. Decide whether you want flights included.
5. Get two or three itemized, dated quotes and compare them line by line.
6. Add the exclusions and a contingency of your choosing.

Want real numbers for your family? Request a personalized, itemized quote for your dates, rooming and departure city. We confirm current supplier rates before showing you any number.