Luxury Hajj 2027: Prices and Package Details

Luxury Hajj is a package designed for those who wish to perform Hajj with five-star accommodation, a short distance to the Haram and full board. The most tiring aspects of Hajj are the walking, the crowds and the heat that go on for days; the luxury package aims to ease this burden through its accommodation and meal arrangements. The core scope of our package is as follows:

• Five-star hotel; hotel details are written on the product page and in the contract
• Accommodation close to the Haram; a short walk to the daily prayers
• Full-board meals; the main meals of the day included in your accommodation
• Experienced religious guide; with the group at every stage of the Hajj rites
• Arafat and Mina arrangements; tent placement suited to the package class, subject to the official allocation
• Transfers and transport between the holy sites; airport, intercity and holy-site journeys
• 24/7 support line; a team you can reach from preparation to return

The right equipment also matters for a comfortable Hajj. You can get items such as a quality ihram set, a light backpack, orthopaedic slippers and a Zamzam container from our Hajj essentials category before you travel.

To judge the comfort of the luxury package properly, it helps to see it side by side with the other options. The table below shows the key services and per-person starting prices of our Hajj packages; prices are pulled automatically from the product pages.

For prospective pilgrims who put budget first and are used to walking, the economy Hajj package may be enough. The luxury package is the choice of guests who want comfort in accommodation and meals and a shorter daily walking distance. For those seeking accommodation closest to the Kaaba, premium tents and a small group, the premium Hajj package is the next step up.

When deciding, consider your age, your health and how far you can walk in the heat. For many of our guests, the luxury package is the most balanced point between comfort and budget.

*Depending on the flight plan, the days in Madinah may come before or after Hajj; the total duration depends on the package structure. The exact itinerary is shared in writing after booking. Stoning times and transport between the holy sites are set each year by the competent authorities.

The greatest advantage of the days before Hajj in the luxury package is being able to rest at a hotel close to the Haram and enter the days at the holy sites full of energy. During these days our guide revises the Hajj rites with the group, prepares for the supplications of Arafat and keeps track of everyone’s health.

A good way to make the most of the days before Hajj is to rest at the hotel during the hottest hours of the day and leave tawaf and voluntary worship for the cooler hours. Proximity to the Haram makes this flexibility possible; you can set your own worship routine without depending on long shuttle journeys. Our guide also schedules group meetings with this balance in mind.

Whichever package it is performed with, Hajj consists of the same rites: ihram, the standing at Arafat, the stay at Muzdalifah, the stoning of the Jamarat, the sacrifice, shaving the head, Tawaf al-Ifadah, sa’i and the farewell tawaf. In the luxury package these steps are carried out under the supervision of our experienced guide, in a flow balanced with rest breaks.

Muzdalifah and the Stoning of the Jamarat

Pilgrims who leave Arafat at sunset move on to Muzdalifah, pray the Maghrib and Isha prayers together and spend the night there. After the stay at Muzdalifah they go to Mina, and on the first day of Eid seven pebbles are thrown at Jamarat al-Aqabah. On the days of Tashreeq, pebbles are thrown at the three Jamarat in turn. At these moments, when the crowds are at their densest, our guide makes sure the group moves at the designated times and along safe routes.

Tawaf al-Ifadah and the Farewell Tawaf

Tawaf al-Ifadah is one of the obligatory acts (fard) of Hajj and is performed during the days of Eid; those performing Hajj al-Tamattu also perform sa’i after this tawaf. The farewell tawaf, performed before leaving Makkah, is wajib for pilgrims who come from outside Makkah. Accommodation close to the Haram allows these tawafs to be planned outside the busiest hours and makes things especially easier for our elderly guests.

Our luxury Hajj package starts from 560,000 ₺ per person; the current amount for the luxury package is shown in the list below and on the product page. These prices apply to RotaNur packages; the fees announced by the Diyanet (Türkiye’s Presidency of Religious Affairs) for its own organisation are separate and should be followed through official announcements. Current per-person prices:

• Luxury Hajj Tour: 560,000 ₺ per person
• Economy Hajj Tour: 300,000 ₺ per person
• Premium Hajj Tour: 850,000 ₺ per person

The main factors that determine the price of luxury Hajj are the hotel’s class and distance to the Haram, the room arrangement, full-board catering and the arrangements on the days at the holy sites. Double rooms increase the per-person amount, while rooms shared by more people lower the price. Personal expenses and services not listed in the contract are not included in the package; the status of items such as the sacrifice is clearly stated on the product page and in the contract.

When evaluating the luxury package, it is worth looking at the price not only as a figure but also in terms of its effect on daily life. A hotel close to the Haram means going to prayer every day without waiting for a shuttle or walking long distances; full board means not having to set aside extra time and budget for meals. Many of our guests say that these conveniences more than make up for the difference in budget, especially in an act of worship as physically demanding as Hajj.

Hajj is performed on specific days of the month of Dhul Hijjah, and because it follows the Hijri calendar, it moves about 10-11 days earlier in the Gregorian calendar each year. Since five-star hotels close to the Haram fill up early in the Hajj season, those considering the luxury package benefit from starting their planning early.

The most distinctive feature of the luxury Hajj package is its accommodation. A five-star hotel close to the Haram lets you reach the daily prayers with a short walk, return to your room to rest between prayers and plan night worship more comfortably. Hotel details are clearly written on the product page and in the contract; for general information, see our Makkah hotels page.

In Madinah, too, staying at a hotel close to the Prophet’s Mosque makes it easier to visit the blessed Rawdah and to attend the dawn prayer. Our Madinah hotels page gives an idea of the options there. At Arafat and Mina, accommodation is in tents; placement is determined by the allocation of the competent authorities, and an arrangement suited to the package class is provided.

Rooms in five-star hotels are generally more spacious, with more comfortable beds and quieter common areas. Even at the height of the Hajj season, more reasonable waiting times in the lobby, the lifts and the dining hall make it easier to reach the prayers on time. If spouses and family members wish to stay in the same room, stating this at registration ensures that planning is done correctly. The full list of hotel services is given on the product page and in the contract; you should not assume that a service not listed there is included.

From the moment you are met at the airport until your return flight, all transport is carried out according to the organisation’s plan. The journey between Makkah and Madinah and the transfers between the holy sites depend on the times and routes set by the competent authorities. Before each transfer, our guide briefs the group and confirms the meeting points.

On the days at the holy sites, vehicle traffic and pedestrian density are extremely high, so even a comfortable package cannot entirely eliminate waiting and walking. The advantage of the luxury package is a hotel arrangement where you can truly rest before and after these busy days. During transfers our guide looks after the need for water, shade and breaks, and helps guests who are tired keep moving with the group.

In the luxury package, guidance is provided by our experienced religious guides. Our guide explains the fiqh details of the Hajj rites in line with the religious guidance (ilmihal) published by the Diyanet, forms a supplication circle at Arafat and plans the stoning and tawaf times according to the group’s condition. If you would like to learn about the rites in advance, you can read our Hajj guide.

Outside the Hajj days, historic sites in Makkah such as Jabal al-Nour and Jabal Thawr are visited with our guide. In Madinah, alongside the Prophet’s Mosque and the blessed Rawdah, the Uhud Martyrs’ Cemetery, Quba Mosque, Masjid al-Qiblatayn and Jannat al-Baqi are important stops on the programme.

In the luxury package, visits are planned for the cooler hours of the day according to how tired the group is. At each stop our guide explains the history and spiritual significance of the site, so your Hajj journey also becomes an opportunity to get to know Islamic history first-hand.

During visits it is important to wear comfortable shoes, carry water and protect yourself from the sun. As some sites may be crowded and involve waiting, keeping to the times set by the guide allows the group to move together and in peace.

• Official requirements: confirm the registration and participation conditions in the latest announcements of the Diyanet.
• Passport: check that its validity meets the period required in the official announcement.
• Visa: the process is handled as part of the organisation; the visa decision rests with the competent authorities.
• Health: get the required vaccinations; take your regular medication with you, with prescriptions and in sufficient quantity.
• Clothing: choose a quality ihram set, breathable clothing and comfortable shoes you are used to.
• Luggage: pack a light bag for the days at the holy sites; heavy suitcases stay at the hotel.
• Cancellation and changes: the conditions are set out on our cancellation and refund page.

Choosing a comfortable package does not make preparation unnecessary. Walking regularly before the journey, preparing your body for the hot weather and learning the Hajj rites ensure that you can fully enjoy the comfort the luxury package offers.

During Hajj, good nutrition is the basis for maintaining your energy. With full board, the main meals of the day are provided as part of your accommodation, so you do not need to go out into crowded streets to look for food between prayers. Meal times are set according to the hotel and the programme.

In the hot climate, it is advisable to choose light, balanced meals instead of heavy and oily food, drink plenty of water and make use of Zamzam water. Guests with chronic conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure will be more comfortable throughout the programme if they state their dietary needs at registration. Meals on the days at the holy sites are planned separately as part of the organisation.

The luxury Hajj package offers important conveniences, especially for our elderly guests and those with walking difficulties. A hotel close to the Haram shortens the daily walking distance, full board reduces the need to go out, and the time spent resting at the hotel becomes more beneficial.

Our guide sets the walking pace to suit the slowest guest in the group and chooses relatively less crowded hours for tawaf and stoning. Guests who need a wheelchair should report this at registration so that the organisation can plan ahead. Since participation with a companion and age-related conditions are set each year through official announcements, it is important to confirm these matters at the registration stage.

Before your Hajj journey, we recommend that you see your family doctor for a general check-up and carry a written list of your medications and their doses. Enough sleep, regular water intake and protection from the sun during the journey are the most effective measures for our elderly guests to complete their Hajj days in good health. Our guide closely follows the condition of every guest in the group.

The luxury and premium packages are the two options most often compared by prospective pilgrims who put comfort first. The table below summarises the key differences highlighted on the product pages.

For those who want comfort on a balanced budget, the luxury package is a strong option. Those looking for the highest accommodation class and a small-group format can also review the general comparison on our private Hajj page before deciding.

In Türkiye, Hajj organisations are carried out under the authority of the Diyanet and within the relevant legislation; private Hajj programmes are also arranged in line with these rules through agencies authorised to organise Hajj. The luxury package offers no privilege outside this framework; its difference lies in the quality of accommodation and service.

Registration, renewal and participation conditions are announced each year through official announcements. If you would like to know more about the registration process for the Diyanet’s own organisation, take a look at our page on Hajj via the Diyanet lottery. Do not rely on statements that present registration or visa results as if they were already certain; always confirm the current conditions through the Diyanet’s official sources.

In our luxury Hajj programme, our aim is to use comfort as a means of serving worship. With a five-star hotel, proximity to the Haram and full board, we lighten your daily load, and with our experienced religious guides we are by your side at every stage of the Hajj rites. The scope of services is clearly written in the contract, and our 24/7 support line can be reached at every moment of the journey. No online payment is taken. After you submit your reservation request, our advisor contacts you, confirms the programme and availability, and guides you through the payment steps.

Hajj is a great act of worship that is obligatory once in a lifetime, and the reward for an accepted Hajj is nothing less than Paradise (Bukhari, Muslim). Our advisers help you choose the programme that suits you best, so that you can set out on this journey with peace of heart and physically prepared.

Below you can compare Luxury Hajj prices year by year. In the 2027 season, per-person prices start from 560,000 ₺; the figures come straight from our live tour programme.

Luxury Hajj Prices in 2027

For the 2027 season, per-person prices for Luxury Hajj range between 560,000 ₺ and 560,000 ₺ across 1 programmes. What is included in each programme is listed on its own page.

Diyanet Hajj Fees in 2027

The Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced the following per-person fees for its own 2027 organisation. These are not RotaNur prices; they are listed here for comparison.

2027 fees are collected in US dollars. They can be paid in full at final registration, or 40% up front and the rest in 2 instalments. In standard accommodation the Makkah hotels are at most 8 km from the Masjid al-Haram; the stay in Madinah is 3-5 days.

Source: Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet), 2027 Hajj Information Brochure (29.07.2026). Fees are set and collected in US dollars; the lira equivalent follows the exchange rate on the payment date. For binding figures see the Presidency’s own announcement at hacumre.diyanet.gov.tr.

Luxury Hajj Prices in 2026

The 2026 season is complete and our own packages from it are no longer on sale; the current prices are in the table above. Below you can see the fees the Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced for its own 2026 organisation, for comparison. What changes Hajj prices from one season to the next is mainly the Presidency of Religious Affairs' season announcements, air fares and accommodation costs in Mecca and Medina.

Diyanet Hajj Fees in 2026

The Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced the following per-person fees for its own 2026 organisation. These are not RotaNur prices; they are listed here for comparison.

Close-distance means hotels within roughly 1,250 metres of the Masjid al-Haram.

Source: fees announced by the Presidency of Religious Affairs and reported in the press. Fees are set in Saudi riyals; the lira equivalent follows the exchange rate on the payment date. For binding figures see the Presidency’s own announcement at hac.gov.tr.

Luxury Hajj Prices in 2025

The 2025 season is complete and our own packages from it are no longer on sale; the current prices are in the table above. Below you can see the fees the Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced for its own 2025 organisation, for comparison. What changes Hajj prices from one season to the next is mainly the Presidency of Religious Affairs' season announcements, air fares and accommodation costs in Mecca and Medina.

Diyanet Hajj Fees in 2025

The Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced the following per-person fees for its own 2025 organisation. These are not RotaNur prices; they are listed here for comparison.

The lira equivalent reported in the press was around ₺250,000 for a 4-person room.

Source: fees announced by the Presidency of Religious Affairs and reported in the press. Fees are set in Saudi riyals; the lira equivalent follows the exchange rate on the payment date. For binding figures see the Presidency’s own announcement at hac.gov.tr.

Prices are per person and are read automatically from the current tour programme; this page is valid as of 1 November 2026. Rooms, dates and included services are listed on each package page — see the packages above. No online payment is taken; once you send a booking request our advisor calls you back.