Must-see Tour of Saudi Arabia

Must-see Tour of Saudi Arabia offers a well-rounded exploration of the kingdom’s historical landmarks, cultural sites, and natural wonders, providing a comprehensive and memorable travel experience.

Day 1-2: Riyadh

Day 1:

  • National Museum: Start your tour with a visit to the National Museum to understand Saudi Arabia’s rich history and cultural heritage.
  • Masmak Fortress: Explore this iconic fortress, which played a significant role in the kingdom’s history.
  • Local Dining: Enjoy traditional Saudi cuisine at a local restaurant, sampling dishes like Kabsa and Mandi.
National Museum Riyadh
National Museum Riyadh

Day 2:

  • Edge of the World: Take a trip to this stunning natural landmark for breathtaking desert landscapes and panoramic views. Spend the day hiking and exploring the dramatic cliffs.
Edge of the World
Edge of the World

Day 3-4: Al-Ula

Day 3:

  • Arrival in Al-Ula: Settle in and explore Al-Ula’s lush oasis and old town, soaking in the serene atmosphere and historical ambiance.
  • Al-Ula Old Town: Walk through the ancient streets, visiting local shops and enjoying the unique architecture.
Al-Ula Old Town
Al-Ula Old Town

Day 4:

  • Hegra (Al-Hijr): Spend a full day touring this UNESCO World Heritage site, exploring the well-preserved Nabatean tombs and rock-cut monuments.
  • Lihyanite Tombs: Discover the ancient Lihyanite tombs and learn about the history of this fascinating region.
Lihyanite Tombs
Lihyanite Tombs

Day 5: Medina

  • Medina: Spend the day in Medina, visiting Al-Masjid an-Nabawi. While non-Muslims are restricted from entering the mosque, they can explore the surrounding areas and enjoy the city’s beautiful architecture and bustling markets.
Al-Masjid An-Nabawi in Medina
Al-Masjid An-Nabawi in Medina

Day 6-7: Jeddah

Day 6:

  • Al-Balad: Take a historical walking tour of Jeddah’s Al-Balad district, admiring the traditional Hijazi architecture and visiting key sites like Naseef House.
  • Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum: Visit this museum to learn more about Jeddah’s history and cultural heritage.
Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum
Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum

Day 7:

  • Red Sea: Spend a relaxing day at the Red Sea, enjoying activities like snorkeling or diving to explore the vibrant coral reefs and marine life.
  • Beach Relaxation: Unwind on the beautiful beaches, taking in the sun and sea before preparing for your departure.
Red Sea Diving
Red Sea Diving

 

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