6 Days 5 Nights
Daily Tour
Unlimited
English
Discover the cultural, historical, and natural treasures of the Kingdom on this carefully designed Saudi Arabia heritage tour covering Tabuk, AlUla, Madinah, and Jeddah.
Your journey begins in Tabuk, a historic city in northwestern Saudi Arabia known for its archaeological heritage, desert landscapes, and proximity to the Red Sea coast. The region also offers insight into Saudi Arabia’s future through nearby visionary developments, while still preserving its deep historical roots.
The tour continues to AlUla, one of the most remarkable heritage destinations in the Middle East. This area is home to Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring ancient Nabataean tombs carved into sandstone cliffs, dramatic rock formations, and natural landmarks such as Elephant Rock. Visitors will also enjoy authentic desert experiences, including stargazing under AlUla’s clear night skies and time to explore the historic old town and surrounding valleys.
Next, travel to the holy city of Madinah, a place of immense spiritual and historical significance in the Islamic world. Here, guests will visit the surroundings of the Prophet’s Mosque and other important Islamic landmarks, gaining a deeper understanding of the city’s religious heritage and its role in Islamic history.
The journey concludes in Jeddah, the vibrant gateway to the Red Sea. Explore the historic Al Balad district, known for its traditional Hijazi architecture, coral-stone houses, and lively heritage atmosphere. The tour also includes visits to iconic landmarks such as the Floating Mosque, cultural museums, and time to experience Jeddah’s modern side through shopping malls, seaside promenades, and traditional dining.
This 6-day itinerary is ideal for travelers seeking a balanced experience that combines history, culture, spirituality, and scenic landscapes, offering an authentic introduction to Saudi Arabia’s diverse heritage.
Transfer to Tabuk from Jordan Border. We will visit Tabuk which is big city Located in northwest Saudi, Tabuk boasts ancient archaeological sites and is the setting of the story of the prophet Moses, who lived nearby for a decade. Marking the start of Saudi’s Red Sea coast, Tabuk’s charming seaside towns offer clear water and pristine beaches. But there are more terrains to explore, from the desert (featuring carved tombs at Maghaer Shuaib and other sites) to soaring mountains in the north. Tabuk is also the site of NEOM, an innovative model for sustainable living and working. When complete, the project will include smart towns and cities, research areas, enterprise zones, entertainment spots and resorts. For a dose of history, venture to Tabuk Castle, a fortress in the center of town that some say dates back to 3500 B.C. For a more modern activity, head to Tabuk Park, a mall featuring a variety of stores and restaurants, a theater and an amusement park for kids. After lunch Break we will transfer to Alula for 4 hours, Dinner and overnight in hotel
After breakfast we will have full day Explore AlUla, Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, nestled in the northwest desert. Marvel at ancient tombs from 7,000 years of civilization and stunning rock formations like the 52-meter Elephant Rock. In This day we will visit Dedan and Jabel Ikrmah, The site of Jabal Al-Khuraybah, the only remain of the biblical city of Dedan, is a less famous necropolis compared to Madain Saleh but incredibly fascinating. It is surrounded by palm groves whose greenery generates beautiful contrasts on the background of the ancient city’s rocky promontory. Here it is possible to admire a row of tombs excavated in the rock appearing as simple square openings. Inside the site are the two famous “lion tombs” carved in the rock. We will have free time in old town market and after lunch we will transfer to visit a Hegra, the splendid city that was inhabited by the living. Everything confirms here that men have built for the only certainty they had, death, excavating elaborated and majestic pala- ce-tombs in rock walls, milestones along the path of time,” beautifully said Italian explorer Cino Boccazzi at the end of the 19th century. in way back to hotel we will stop by Elephant Rock, a wonderful natural rock formation in the desert with a spectacular sunset view. Dinner and overnight in Alula
After breakfast we will have free day in your resort in Alula till lunch time, after lunch we will drive to visit Husaak Center, At Husaak, we've meticulously crafted an array of exclusive outdoor experiences that unveil the natural splendor of AlUla. Will enjoy Stargazing experience and dinner at Gharameel. Back to hotel for overnight
Breakfast in hotel, checkout from hotel and drive to Al Madinah, one of Islam's two holiest cities, attracts millions of pilgrims annually for Hajj or Umrah. Central to the city is Al Masjid an Nabawi, also known as the Prophet’s Mosque, built by the Prophet Muhammad in 622 A.D. and his burial site. Other highlights include Quba Mosque, Islam's first mosque, and the historic Mount Uhud. Visitors can also explore the Hijaz Railway Museum to learn about the old railway that connected Damascus with Makkah and Madinah, or take the modern Haramain High-Speed Railway between Madinah and Makkah. Upon arrival we will have lunch before start tour in city. We will have Visit the outer periphery of the Masjid an Nawabi, and Masjid Al Ghamamah. Transfer to Jeddah for overnight
After breakfast: full day visit Jeddah, charm of Jeddah’s heritage as you wander through the historic streets of Al Balad. Discover a shopping paradise at the Mall of Arabia and Red Sea Mall. Dive into the refreshing waters of the Red Sea or take a leisurely stroll along the Jeddah Corniche. spectacular King Fahd Fountain, a marvel that shoots water 312 meters into the sky. We will visit Floating Mosque which is Located on the edge of the Corniche Road in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia is the Al Rahma Floating Mosque, also known as Fatima Al Zahra Mosque. It lies on the northern tip of Jeddah’s waterfront across the Red Sea and is attached to the shore by a walkway surrounded by low walls. The mosque was built in 1985 and is one of Jeddah’s most visited mosques.It is known as the ‘floating mosque’ because at high tide, the mosque appears to hover over the waves of the Red Sea below and also because of the stilts that suspend it above the edge of the water. Tayebat Museum and lunch in Al Tofareya Tofareya is a traditional restaurant that offers excellent taste and service. It is the best traditional rice restaurant in Jeddah. They provide a great experience with a beautiful and colorful atmosphere. They have traditional Middle Eastern fare and to-go dishes inspired by Arabic and Yemeni food. The lamb mandi and kunafa are the best. Dinner in a Traditional Restaurant in AlBalad. Overnight in hotel
Breakfast, subject to departure details, Check out and assemble in the lobby - check-out time is 12:00 noon. Depart for Jeddah Airport, Arrive at Jeddah Airport and check in for your onward flight
