Umrah from Boston made simple
Boston serves pilgrims across New England, from Massachusetts to Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Connecticut. We arrange departures for the Boston, Cambridge, Worcester and greater New England community.
Qatar Airways and Turkish Airlines both connect Logan to Saudi Arabia through their hubs, with Emirates offering a further one-stop option. One-stop flights from Boston reach Jeddah in about 14 to 17 hours. Whichever routing suits your dates and budget, our team arranges it for you as part of a single all-inclusive package, so you are not juggling separate flight, hotel and visa bookings on your own.
Flights and airports for Boston pilgrims
Most pilgrims from Boston depart from Logan International (BOS). We book economy airfare on the airline that offers the best combination of price, timing and comfort for your journey. Popular carriers for Umrah from the USA include Saudia, Turkish Airlines, Emirates and Qatar Airways, and we hold IATA accreditation for ticketing.
Hotels in Makkah and Madinah
Your package includes carefully selected hotels within easy reach of Masjid al-Haram in Makkah and Masjid an-Nabawi in Madinah, from comfortable economy options like VOCO Makkah and Saja by Warwick up to five-star stays at Swissôtel Makkah and Anwar Al Madinah Mövenpick. Staying close to the Haram means more time in worship and less time commuting.
Not sure which package fits your family? Message us on WhatsApp from Boston and we'll recommend the right option for your dates and budget.
What your Boston Umrah package includes
- Round-trip economy airfare from Boston
- Umrah visa processing
- Hotel accommodation in Makkah and Madinah
- Airport transfers and Makkah–Madinah transportation
- Guided Ziyarat in both holy cities
- Professional Umrah guide and 24/7 Saudi ground assistance
- Daily breakfast
For a detailed look at planning your pilgrimage, read our complete Umrah guide for US pilgrims, our Umrah visa requirements guide and our guide to the best time to perform Umrah.
Helpful guides for Boston pilgrims