13 Days 12 Nights
Daily Tour
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Experience the full diversity of Saudi Arabia in one unforgettable 13-day journey. Starting from the coastal charm of Jeddah, this expertly curated tour takes you through the cool highlands of Taif and Al Baha, the cultural richness of Abha, the tropical landscapes of Jazan, and the historical depth of Najran.
Continue your exploration northward to Tabuk, Sakaka, Hail, and the awe-inspiring AlUla, before ending your adventure in the modern capital, Riyadh. Along the way, you’ll encounter UNESCO World Heritage Sites, majestic mountain ranges, ancient villages, rock inscriptions, oases, and vibrant souks.
Perfect for travelers who want to experience the real Saudi Arabia — its landscapes, its stories, and its soul.
Arrive in Jeddah and transfer to your hotel. Evening free to relax or walk along the Corniche. Overnight in Jeddah.
Full-day tour of Jeddah: visit the Central Fish Market, UNESCO-listed Al-Balad, and Souk Al-Alawi. Step into the elegant Nassif House, pray at Al Shafi’i Mosque, and explore the Tayebat Museum. Visit the Floating Mosque before watching the spectacular King Fahd Fountain. Overnight in Jeddah.
Journey inland via Taif’s mountain roads. Stop at Al-Atawlah Heritage Village, Bin Raqoush Palace, Raghadan Forest, and the Regional Museum of Antiquities and Heritage. Conclude with sunset at Al Malad Castle. Overnight in Albaha.
Explore Thee Ain Village, known as the Marble Village, and the rugged landscapes of Jabal Shada Al A’la. Continue to Abha to tour Shamsan Castle, Shada Palace, Almuftaha Village, and Abha Dam. Overnight stay in Abha.
Travel south through the mountains. Stop at the Al-Abo Sarrah Palaces, then ascend Jabal Souda, the highest peak in Saudi Arabia. Visit the striking heritage village of Rijal Almaa, explore the House of Al-Rifai, and stroll through The Heritage Village. Conclude with a visit to Al Dosariyah Castle, an Ottoman-era fort overlooking the Red Sea. Overnight stay in Jazan..
Depart Jazan and drive through the lush, terraced Fayfa Mountains, often called Arabia’s “hanging gardens.” Walk through the dramatic canyon of Wadi Lajab, then continue to Najran. End the day at the bustling Dagger Souq, where traditional jambiyas are still traded. Overnight stay in Najran.
Visit Najran’s Emirate Palace, Dagger Souq, Najran Museum, Al-Aan Palace, and Al-Ukhdood Site. Stop at the Hima Well before your evening flight to Tabuk. Overnight in Tabuk.
Tour Tabuk Castle, Al-Tawbah Mosque, and the Hejaz Railway Station before continuing to Dumat Al-Jandal. Visit Marid Castle, the Mosque of Umar, and the Lake of Dumat al-Jandal before reaching Sakaka. Overnight stay in Sakaka.
Visit Sisera Well, Zaabal Castle, and Al-Qadeer Palace. See the mysterious Rajajel Columns, then continue to Jubbah to admire the UNESCO-listed rock art at Umm Sinman. Overnight in Hail.
Morning visits to Qashla Castle, A’arif Fort, the Hail Regional Museum, and Al Hait District. Continue to AlUla. Overnight stay in AlUla.
Explore the Old Town, Al Jadidah Arts District, Lion Tombs of Dadan, Elephant Rock, Maraya Hall, and the UNESCO site of Hegra. End at the Harrat Viewpoint before your evening flight to Riyadh. Overnight in Riyadh.
Tour Riyadh’s highlights: Al-Dirah, Souk Al-Zal, Masmak Palace, National Museum, Murabba Palace, and the modern Faisaliah and Kingdom Towers. End at Diriyah’s At-Turaif District (UNESCO). Overnight in Riyadh.
Transfer to the airport for your international flight.
Most travelers require a visa. You can apply for a tourist eVisa online, which is available for citizens of many countries.
Yes, Saudi Arabia is generally safe for tourists. Follow local laws and customs, and stay aware of your surroundings.
Modest clothing is recommended. Women are not required to wear an abaya but should dress conservatively. Men should avoid sleeveless tops and shorts in public.
Major credit cards are widely accepted, especially in cities. However, it's good to carry some cash for small shops and rural areas.
No. The sale, purchase, and consumption of alcohol are strictly prohibited.
Arabic is the official language. English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and by younger generations.
The currency is Saudi Riyal (SAR). ATMs are widely available.
Yes. As of recent regulations, unmarried foreign couples are allowed to stay in the same hotel room.
You can take photos of landscapes and tourist attractions, but avoid photographing government buildings or locals without permission.
October to March is ideal due to cooler weather, especially for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
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