15 Days 14 Nights
Daily Tour
Unlimited
___
Embark on a remarkable 15-day journey through Saudi Arabia’s most iconic regions, tracing a captivating route from the eastern shores of Dammam to the desert oases of Al-Hofuf, the highlands of Hail and AlUla, the northern history of Tabuk and Sakaka, and down through the cultural south in Abha, Jazan, and Najran.
This well-paced expedition blends heritage, landscapes, and living culture — taking you from bustling cities to UNESCO World Heritage sites, lush mountains, rock art plains, ancient mud villages, and the serene coasts of the Red Sea. It’s an immersive cultural discovery of the Kingdom’s rich past and dynamic present — ideal for explorers, photographers, and heritage lovers alike.
Arrive at King Fahd International Airport, where you’ll be welcomed and transferred to your hotel. Take time to settle in and rest after your journey. Overnight in Dammam.
Leave the coast behind and head inland to Al-Ahsa, the largest palm oasis in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover the elegant Muhayris Palace and Sahoud Palace, then stroll under the shade of endless palms in the oasis. Visit to Qasr Ibrahim, Souq Al-Qaisariya, Bayt Al-Bay‘ah , before exploring the cool caves of Al Qarah Mountain Overnight in Hofuf.
In the morning, explore the desert landscapes drive through sand duanes surrounding Hofuf, including the Yellow Lake. early afternoon board the train (Hofuf Railway Station) to Riyadh At 01-41 PM . Upon arrival at 04:01 PM begin your discovery of the capital, stroll through Diriyah’s At-Turaif District, and end with breathtaking views from the Kingdom Towers. Overnight in Riyadh.
In the heart of Riyadh. Explore and wander Al-Dirah Neighborhood, and shop at Souk Al-Zal and the historic Masmak Fortress, the National Museum, and the elegant Al-Subaie Palace, Continue to and step back in time at the Ushaiger Heritage Village, with its mud brick lanes and shaded courtyards. Pass through the Old City of Al-Zulfi before reaching Buraydah for the night.
Experience central Arabia’s culture with a visit to the Qassim Camel Market, the largest in the region. Continue to the Buraydah Museum, next we will drive to Al Midhnab Traditional Village , then continue to Maqsourat Al-Rajhi, Al Bassam House, and end our day visit by the Faid Historic City, an ancient archaeological site, continue to Hail for overnight.
Explore Hail’s treasures: the grand Qishla Castle, A’arif Fort over the city, and the Hail Regional Museum. Later, venture to Al Hait District, once a historic stronghold, visiting Fadk Historical village before returning to Hail for the evening. Overnight in Hail
Head north to Jubbah, where millennia-old rock art at Umm Sinman (UNESCO) reveals Arabia’s ancient past. Continue to view the mysterious Rajajel Columns, then explore AlQadeer Palace, Sisera Well, and Zaabal Castle. Overnight in Sakaka.
Early morning we head to Dumat AlJandal, discover Marid Castle and the Mosque of Omar ibn al-Khattab. Next we visit the Jouf Regional Museum and the tranquil lake before reaching Tabuk, where the Hejaz Railway Station, contine to overnight in Tabuk.
A day of archaeology and legends. Visit the Mud House Museum, Al-Tawbah Mosque, and Tabuk Castle before heading to Tayma where we explore Old Tayma, the Haddaj Well, Ibn Rumman Palace, Tayma Museum, and the twin castles of Al-Hamra and Al-Ablaq. Overnight in Tayma.
After breakfast we drive to AlUla visit the marvel at the split Naslaa Rock, continue to the magical landscapes of AlUla. Discover the Hegra (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and The Lion Tombs of Dadan, End the day at the iconic Elephant Rock. Overnight in AlUla.
Journey south to Khaybar to visit its forts and volcanic fields, then continue through Madinah. Board the train from Madinah to Jeddah for overnight stay.
Fly to Abha and explore Abha town passing through Shamsan Castle, and Shada Palace, visit the artistic Almuftaha Village. Later, visit the majestic Jabal Souda, and the colorful Rijal Almaa village. if time permit we will visit the Heritage Village in Jazan overnight in Jazan.
Morning excursion to Al Dosariyah Castle, House of Al-Rifai, before departing to Najran via the Fayfa Mountains and Wadi Lajab Canyon. Overnight in Najran.
Early morning discover the Najran Museum, Walk among the ruins of Al-Ukhdood, an ancient city, explore the grand Emirate Palace, once the seat of governance, and wander the bustling Dagger Souq (Janabi Market), famed for traditional jambiya blades. Explore Al-Aan Palace perched on a hilltop, and drive to Ra'um Mountain then walk up to the imposing Ra’um Castle, if time permit we will visit the historic Hima Well, a centuries-old water source. Overnight in Najran. Fly to Jeddah. Overnight.
Spend the day discovering Jeddah’s UNESCO-listed treasures. Start at the lively Fish Market, Continue to the Tayebat Museum then step into the historic lanes of Al-Balad, where coral-stone houses and carved wooden balconies recall centuries of trade. Visit Souk Al-Alawi, explore Nassif House, and pause at the ancient Al Shafi’i Mosque.then visiting the striking Floating Mosque. In the evening, admire the world’s tallest King Fahd Fountain and take a leisurely stroll along the Corniche. Overnight in Jeddah or transfer for departure.
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.
Member Since 2025
EN 
AR
Leave a review