Baitullah Travel

Baitullah Travel: Hajj and Umrah travel agency from the UK

Baitullah Travel is a UK-based travel agency focused on organising pilgrimages to Makkah and Madinah. The company presents itself as an agency specialising in Hajj and Umrah services, with packages combining flights, accommodation and on-ground assistance. Its offering includes both budget options and premium packages, with departures from various British cities.

Umrah packages: stays in Makkah and Madinah

The agency's catalogue shows Umrah packages of varying durations, from 7 to 14 nights, with accommodation in 4- and 5-star hotels. Among the hotels listed are VOCO Makkah, Zowar International, Jabl E Omar Marriott and Pullman Zam Zam. The prices indicated on the website for these packages range from £739 to £1,147, with an initial deposit of £100. The distribution of nights varies by package: for example, the 12-night package includes 5 nights in Makkah and 5 in Madinah, while the 14-night package offers 7 nights in each city.

Options for Hajj 2026

For Hajj 2026, Baitullah Travel offers shifting Hajj packages (with transfers between camps). The website details three options: a 14-night, 14-day package with accommodation at Badr Hotel (Makkah) and Saja Al Madinah (Madinah), including stays in Arafat and Mina, for £5,850; a 24-night package in 5-star hotels such as Swissotel Al Maqam and Al Eiman Royal, for £6,085; and a 28-night package in the same hotels, for £6,385. All require a £100 deposit.

Guided tours to historical sites

The agency offers excursions to visit the main religious and historical sites in Makkah and Madinah. In Makkah, the programme includes places such as Mina, the cave of Hira, Masjid e Nimra, Masjid Al Khaif, the place of sacrifice, Arafat, the canal of Zubaydah, Muzdalifah, Jable Rehmat, the stoning of the devil, Masjid e Jinn, Masjid e Fatah and Maqbarah Al Malah cemetery. In Madinah, the visits cover Mount Uhud, Masjid Ghamama, Bir Ali, Masjid Jumuah, the castle of Urwah bin Zubair, the cave of Uhud, Masjid Masturah, the Dar Al Madinah museum, Masjid Misbah, the healing sand garden, Masjid Qiblatayn, the garden of Salman al Farsi, Masjid Quba, the tomb of Hamza and the martyrs of Uhud, Masjid Shaikhain, the Hejaz railway station, Masjid Suqyaa, the house of Mariah Qibtiyah, the Ottoman fort, the house of Sayyidah Fatima bint Husayn, Jannatul Baqi, Saqeefa Bani Saida, Masjid Abu Bakr as Siddiq, the well of Ghars and Masjid Ali.

Services and agency structure

Baitullah Travel has an in-house team including travel agents, visa specialists, customer support staff and on-ground personnel. The company states it holds industry licences and memberships, and claims to be authorised by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah. Its offering is complemented by halal holiday packages. The agency markets its services through its website, where users can request customised packages by indicating the number of nights and travellers.