9 Days 8 Nights
Daily Tour
Unlimited
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Take a captivating 9-day journey across Saudi Arabia’s most remarkable regions — from the modern capital of Riyadh to the lush oasis of Hofuf, the historical highlands of Hail, the awe-inspiring sandstone canyons of AlUla, and the cultural seaport of Jeddah.
Travel by high-speed train, comfortable land transfers, and guided tours as you immerse yourself in Saudi Arabia’s rich history, diverse landscapes, and vibrant traditions. Along the way, discover ancient mud villages, rock art, World Heritage sites, and charming old towns.
This tour is perfect for cultural explorers, photographers, and travelers looking for a seamless, in-depth experience of the Kingdom.
Early Morning board the train (Riyadh Station) to Hofuf At 04-40 AM Arrival at 07-00. Upon arrival, begin your tour of the UNESCO-listed oasis region. Visit Qasr Ibrahim, an Ottoman-era fortress, stroll through Souq Al-Qaisariya, and explore Bayt Al-Bay‘ah and the Al-Ahsa National Museum. Walk among endless palms in the Al-Ahsa Oasis, visit Jawatha Mosque, and climb the caves of Al Qarah Mountain. Stops at Muhayris Palace, Sahoud Palace, and the Camel Market complete the day. Overnight stay in Hofuf.
Explore Riyadh’s old quarters: Al-Dirah Neighborhood, Souk Al-Zal, and the fortress of Al Masmak Palace. Continue to the Saudi National Museum and Murabba Palace. In the afternoon, enjoy the views from Faisaliah Tower and Kingdom Tower, and end the day at Diriyah’s At-Turaif District (UNESCO). Evening flight to Hail. Overnight in Hail.
Spend the day exploring Jeddah: the bustling Central Fish Market, the coral-stone houses of Al-Balad, and Souk Al-Alawi. Visit Nassif House, the historic Al Shafi’i Mosque, the Tayebat Museum, and the striking Floating Mosque. End at the King Fahd Fountain and the Corniche promenade. Overnight in Jeddah.
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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