Best Time to Visit Makkah and Medina

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Millions of Muslims from across the globe travel to Makkah and Medina each year to walk the path so many Muslims before them have. These holy lands are incredibly significant in Islam; many individuals venture there to strengthen their faith and fulfil religious obligations. If you are thinking about making the journey, you might be wondering, “What is the best time to visit Makkah and Medina?” Keep on reading to find out.

Colder Months

Traveling to Saudi Arabia in the winter months can make for a pleasant experience due to the temperature being much more palatable than in summer.

Off-Peak Times

Making the trip to perform Umrah during Ramadan and post-Hajj means you may face fewer crowds, making for a more relaxing experience.

Seasons to Avoid

Where possible, booking your trip for Summer should be avoided as temperatures can rise to as high as 55 degrees.

Best Time to Book

The ideal time to book both Hajj and Umrah are approx. 6 – 12 months in advance; doing so will give you the pick of the best flights and hotels before they get booked up.

Getting There

Got a timescale in mind? Now it’s time to book your all-inclusive trip with Sky Direct Travel! Through our 24+ years of service, we have helped thousands of people make the journey to Saudi Arabia to visit Makkah and Medina. We understand that for many people, this is a once-in-a-lifetime trip, which is why we created a bespoke package for you that we know you will be satisfied with. From arranging flights and transfers to giving you the choice of the best luxury hotels and services, we’ve got you covered. Contact our friendly team today and get one step closer to embarking on this special trip.

 

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