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Seven nights in Madinah and Makkah in late November — Saudia non-stop from Toronto Pearson in both directions, hotels within walking distance of both Harams, and a Hisar Tour imam with the group from Toronto and back.
From $2,950 per person · quad occupancy · $1,000 deposit secures your place
Late November sits outside the two busiest stretches of the Umrah year — Ramadan and the summer school holidays — which is why many pilgrims who have travelled before choose this window.
This November Umrah package from Toronto is built around that window. You leave Toronto Pearson on Saturday evening, November 21 and land back in Toronto on Sunday afternoon, November 29 — non-stop with Saudia in both directions, with no connection to make on either end of the journey.
The route is Madinah first. You land in Jeddah on Sunday afternoon and continue to Madinah al-Munawwarah for three nights before travelling to Makkah al-Mukarramah for four. Starting in Madinah gives you time to rest after the overnight flight before entering ihram — which matters if you are travelling with older parents, or if this is your first Umrah.
Both hotels are within walking distance of the Haramain, so no daily shuttle is needed and you can return to your room between prayers. Breakfast and dinner are served daily as open buffets at both hotels. Imam Selman Faruk Ozat travels with the group from Toronto to Toronto, leading each Umrah, explaining the Ziyarah sites, and answering the questions first-time pilgrims are often reluctant to ask.
Everything — flights, Saudi visa support, hotels, meals, transfers, guided Ziyarah and religious guidance — is arranged in one package.
Outbound · Nov 21–22
Return · Nov 29
| Date | Flight | Aircraft | Departs | Arrives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat, Nov 21 | SV 62 | Boeing 787-9 | Toronto 6:00 PM | Jeddah 1:45 PM (Sun) |
| Sun, Nov 29 | SV 61 | Boeing 787-9 | Jeddah 8:50 AM | Toronto 2:25 PM |
One flight, no connection. SV 62 leaves Toronto Pearson at 6:00 PM on Saturday, November 21 and lands in Jeddah at 1:45 PM on Sunday — an overnight flight of 11 hours 45 minutes on a Boeing 787-9. Hisar Tour staff meet the group at Pearson for check-in and accompany you through arrival formalities in Jeddah, after which the group transfers to Madinah (private coach).
The return is also non-stop: SV 61 departs Jeddah at 8:50 AM on Sunday, November 29 and lands at Toronto Pearson at 2:25 PM the same afternoon. Checked baggage allowance: two checked bags of 23 kg each, plus cabin baggage as permitted by Saudia.
Flight numbers and times are as currently scheduled by Saudia and may change.2 Your final itinerary is issued with your travel documents.
Explore representative views of the hotels, guest rooms and dining spaces included in this departure.
Madinah rewards unhurried time in the Prophet’s Mosque more than a full sightseeing list, which is why this itinerary leaves most afternoons and evenings free. A hotel you can walk back from makes that possible.
The short walk is the point. In Makkah you will want to pray at the Haram five times a day, and the difference between a five-minute walk and a shuttle ride is the difference between going back for every prayer and going twice.
Hotel images are representative. Room configuration, furnishings and views may vary by final allocation.
| Room | Sharing | Per person | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| QuadFrom | 4 travelers | $2,950 | Families traveling together only |
| Triple | 3 travelers | $3,050 | Families traveling together only |
| DoubleSmart Saver | 2 travelers | $3,250 | Most requested room type |
| Single | 1 traveler | $3,900 | — |
| Child | Age 2–8, no separate bed | $2,399 | Must share with an accompanying adult |
| Infant | Under 2, no bed | $499 | Must share with an accompanying adult |
Departure
Saturday, November 21
SV 62 · YYZ 6:00 PM → JED 1:45 PM (Sun)
Meet the Hisar Tour team at Toronto Pearson for group check-in. Your group leader coordinates baggage, seating and boarding, and explains what happens on arrival in Saudi Arabia. The flight is non-stop, so there is no connection to make and no risk of a missed transfer with children or elderly parents in the group.
Madinah al-Munawwarah
3 nights · Valy Hotel
Land in Jeddah at 1:45 PM. The Hisar Tour team guides the group through immigration and baggage, then on to Madinah (private coach), arriving in the evening. After check-in and rest, the group walks to Al-Masjid an-Nabawi to offer the first salam to the Prophet ﷺ — that evening if the arrival time allows, otherwise after Fajr the following morning. Your imam explains the etiquette and layout of the mosque beforehand, so first-time pilgrims are never left guessing.
Morning guided Ziyarah by private coach to Mount Uhud and the resting place of the martyrs, Masjid al-Qiblatayn and Masjid Quba. Your imam narrates each site through Bluetooth headsets, so you hear clearly without crowding around a guide. The afternoon and evening are unscheduled, deliberately — Madinah rewards unhurried time in the Prophet’s Mosque more than a full sightseeing list.
After Fajr, the men of the group walk to Jannat al-Baqi with the imam, who explains who rests there and why the visit matters. Later the group visits a Madinah date garden — a relaxed stop that children usually enjoy, and the right place to buy Ajwa dates rather than at airport prices. The rest of the day is yours; this is your last evening in Madinah.
Makkah al-Mukarramah
4 nights · Address Hotel Jabal Omar
Check out and travel to Makkah by private coach. The group enters ihram at Dhul-Hulayfah (Abyar Ali), the miqat for pilgrims coming from Madinah, and your imam leads the talbiyah and walks through every step of the rites before you arrive. After check-in, the group walks to Masjid al-Haram to perform the first Umrah together, with the imam guiding tawaf, sa’i and the closing of ihram.
A lighter day after the transfer. In the afternoon your imam delivers a session at the hotel on the history and etiquette of Masjid al-Haram, followed by a short walk to nearby historical sites. In the evening the group travels to Masjid al-Tan’eem to enter ihram and returns to perform the second Umrah. Participation is optional.
No group activity is scheduled, by design. Jumu’ah at Masjid al-Haram is the reason this day is left open. Your group leader will advise when to leave the hotel to find a place, which on a Friday means considerably earlier than usual. The rest of the day is for personal worship and rest.
Morning guided Ziyarah by coach to the Mashaer — Arafat, Mina and Muzdalifah — with Jabal al-Nour and Jabal Thawr viewed en route. For anyone considering Hajj in the coming years, seeing these places with a knowledgeable imam is useful preparation. In the afternoon the group continues to Ju’ranah to enter ihram and returns to perform the third Umrah. The evening is left for the farewell tawaf and final worship at the Haram.
Return
Sunday, November 29
SV 61 · JED 8:50 AM → YYZ 2:25 PM · Non-stop
The group leaves Makkah for Jeddah airport in the early hours — your group leader confirms the lobby time during the week. SV 61 departs Jeddah at 8:50 AM and lands at Toronto Pearson at 2:25 PM the same afternoon, non-stop, leaving the rest of Sunday to recover before Monday.
Hotels, airports, transportation routes, Ziyarah locations and every scheduled stop of this Madinah-first itinerary.
Every hotel, airport, transfer and Ziyarah stop of this Madinah-first itinerary — on one interactive map. It loads only when you ask, so this page stays fast.
Imam Selman Faruk Ozat accompanies the group from Toronto to Toronto — not a local guide who meets you on arrival. He leads each group Umrah, explains the Ziyarah sites, and is available for questions throughout the week.
All registered pilgrims are invited to a pre-Umrah webinar covering the rites of Umrah, what to pack, ihram, Saudi entry procedures, and what daily life on the trip actually looks like.
Every pilgrim receives a headset for group Ziyarah and rituals, so you can hear your imam clearly in crowded areas without pressing in around him. With a group of this size, this is what keeps guided activities calm rather than chaotic.
Every operator shows you the Haramain. These are our own November groups — the part of the journey Hisar Tour is responsible for.
Photographs from previous Hisar Tour November Umrah departures.
A good fit if you are:
Two things to weigh honestly:
This is a group departure, not a private tour. Ziyarah runs on a group schedule and transfers move together. In exchange you get a dedicated imam, private coaches and support on the ground.
The first and last days are long. The outbound flight is overnight and is followed by the onward transfer to Madinah the same afternoon, and on the final morning the group leaves Makkah for Jeddah airport in the early hours. Your room is held through that last night, which helps, but it is still a short night.
A non-refundable deposit of $1,000 per person secures your place. The remaining balance is due no later than Thursday, October 15, 2026. Bookings without full payment by that date may be released. All amounts are quoted and payable in U.S. dollars.
You can pay during registration through our online system, or register first and pay by bank deposit or wire transfer, check payable to HISAR USA INC, or credit card — subject to a 3% processing fee. All prices and payments are in U.S. dollars. You can pay during registration through our online system, or register first and pay by bank deposit or wire transfer, check payable to HISAR USA INC, or credit card — subject to a 3% processing fee. Bank transfer and check carry no fee.
The $1,000 deposit is non-refundable in all cases. Refunds on amounts paid above the deposit, name changes, airline ticket restrictions and visa-related conditions are governed by the HISAR USA INC Terms and Conditions, which apply to every booking.
Please read the Terms and Conditions before paying your deposit. If anything in them is unclear, call us before you book and we will walk you through it, so expectations are clear from the outset.
Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the travel date. Traveler names on the booking must match the passport exactly; corrections after ticketing are subject to airline fees.
Both directions are non-stop with Saudia. SV 62 departs Toronto Pearson (YYZ) at 6:00 PM on Saturday, November 21 and arrives in Jeddah at 1:45 PM on Sunday, November 22 — an overnight flight of 11 hours 45 minutes on a Boeing 787-9. The return, SV 61, departs Jeddah at 8:50 AM on Sunday, November 29 and lands at Toronto Pearson at 2:25 PM the same afternoon. There is no connection to make in either direction.
By private coach. The group travels together with Hisar Tour staff after clearing arrival formalities in Jeddah, reaching Madinah in the evening of Sunday, November 22.
Madinah first. Three nights in Madinah al-Munawwarah (November 22–24) at Valy Hotel, then private coach to Makkah al-Mukarramah for four nights (November 25–28) at Address Hotel Jabal Omar. Starting in Madinah gives you time to rest after the overnight flight before entering ihram.
Valy Hotel in Madinah is approximately 200 meters from Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, a three to five minute walk. Address Hotel Jabal Omar in Makkah is approximately 350 meters from Masjid al-Haram, a five to seven minute walk. No daily shuttle is required at either hotel. Hotels are shown as named or a comparable alternative; where a substitution becomes necessary we arrange accommodation of equivalent standard and location.
The Saudi tourist visa is included for Canadian and U.S. passport holders and other eligible nationalities, together with the health insurance attached to it. If your passport is not eligible, an Umrah visa is required at an additional $250 per person. Tell us your passport nationality before booking and we will confirm which applies. Visa type, validity and approval are determined by the Saudi authorities.
Three guided group Umrahs are scheduled: the first on arrival in Makkah on November 25, the second from Masjid al-Tan’eem on November 26, and the third from Ju’ranah after the Makkah Ziyarah on November 28. Participation in the second and third is optional — some pilgrims prefer to spend those days in worship at the Haram.
Yes. Daily open-buffet breakfast and daily open-buffet dinner are included at both hotels for all seven nights. Lunch, room service and meals outside the hotel are not included. Please tell your Hisar Tour advisor about dietary or medical requirements before departure so we can raise them with the hotels in advance.
Imam Selman Faruk Ozat accompanies the group from Toronto to Toronto — not a local guide who meets you on arrival. He leads each group Umrah, explains the Ziyarah sites and is available for questions throughout the week. Every pilgrim receives a Bluetooth headset so guidance is clear during group activities.
$2,950 is per person based on quad occupancy — four travelers sharing, families only. Triple is $3,050 per person (families only) and double is $3,250. Single occupancy is $3,900. Children aged 2–8 sharing without a separate bed are $2,399 and infants under 2 are $499; both require an accompanying adult in the room. All prices are in U.S. dollars and include round-trip non-stop Saudia airfare from Toronto.
Yes. The first 10 travelers confirmed on this departure receive $150 off per person, applied at the time of booking. The reduction ends when the tenth place is confirmed, or on August 21, 2026, whichever comes first. The departure is limited to 30 travelers.
A non-refundable deposit of $1,000 per person secures your place. The balance is due by Thursday, October 15, 2026. Credit card payments carry a 3% processing fee. Checked baggage allowance is two checked bags of 23 kg each.
The return flight departs Jeddah at 8:50 AM, so the group leaves Makkah for the airport in the early hours of Sunday, November 29. Your group leader confirms the exact lobby time during the week. Your room in Makkah is held through that night, so you can rest and pack beforehand — but it is a short night, and it is worth keeping medication and a change of clothes in your cabin bag.
In most respects, yes — and the non-stop flight in both directions removes the connection that usually makes this trip hardest for older travelers. Both hotels are within walking distance of the Haramain, so travelers who tire easily can return to rest between prayers, and the program deliberately leaves afternoons and evenings free. Two things to weigh: the arrival day is long, and the final morning starts in the early hours. If a traveler uses a wheelchair or has limited mobility, speak with a Hisar Tour advisor before booking.
No. Entry to the Rawdah requires a permit issued through the Nusuk platform with an assigned date and time slot. Your group leader will help you apply and will explain the process during the pre-Umrah webinar. Rawdah access cannot be guaranteed by Hisar Tour or any tour operator, because permits and entry times are controlled by the Saudi authorities.
The order and timing of activities may be adjusted because of flight operations, local regulations, prayer schedules, permit availability, traffic, weather or group needs. Submitting a registration form does not confirm your place — your seat is held once the deposit is received and accepted, after which you receive written confirmation, a document checklist and your payment schedule. All bookings are subject to the HISAR USA INC Terms and Conditions.
New to Umrah and looking for general guidance rather than this departure? See our full Umrah FAQ.
Seven nights, three guided Umrahs, non-stop Saudia flights from Toronto in both directions, and every meal, transfer and Ziyarah already arranged.
Flights, hotels, meals, transfers and religious guidance arranged in one package.
Speak with an advisor to confirm current availability and room options.
