Umrah from your city
We fly pilgrims from across the United States, and the first leg is the part most agencies get lazy about. Find your city below, from $1,590 per person with airfare included.
Where we fly from
Grouped by how the journey actually works rather than alphabetically, because which coast you start on decides whether you need a domestic leg before the long one.
Northeast
The shortest way to Jeddah in the country. JFK and Newark both carry direct and one-stop service, which is why the Northeast rarely needs a domestic leg at all.
Midwest
Chicago and Detroit do most of the work here. Detroit matters out of proportion to its size, because Dearborn holds the densest Muslim population in the country.
South
Atlanta, Houston and DFW are all strong one-stop gateways on Gulf and Turkish carriers, so the South connects better than its distance from the coast suggests.
West
The longest total journey, and the one where connection times matter most. We would rather give you two comfortable hours than the shortest itinerary on the screen.
Not on the list? We book from anywhere in the United States. Tell us where you are flying from and we will price it properly.
Tell us your city and we will do the stitching
The domestic leg is where most Umrah itineraries quietly go wrong. A connection too tight to make, an overnight nobody warned you about, a terminal change with a toddler and three bags. We plan that part properly, because it is the part you will remember if it fails.
Prices are based on departures from JFK, IAD, ORD, ATL and LAX. Other US departure cities may incur additional airfare.
Departure questions
No. There are 36 cities with a page of their own, because that is where most of our pilgrims travel from, and we book from anywhere in the United States. If your city is not listed, ask and we will price it properly rather than guess.
It can. Prices are based on departures from JFK, IAD, ORD, ATL and LAX. Other US departure cities may incur additional airfare. Some cities add nothing at all because they sit on a hub. Others add a domestic leg. We tell you the difference before you commit, not after.
Sometimes, and less often than people assume. A single stop with a comfortable connection is usually the better trip than a direct flight at an awkward hour, particularly with children or elderly parents. What is never worth it is a forty-minute connection, which is a gamble rather than a layover.
Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. Masjid groups, extended families and community organisations all travel together with a dedicated leader for the whole party. Tell us roughly how many of you there are and which dates you are circling.