where ancient traditions meet visionary innovation
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
where every traveler is greeted with open arms and exceptional hospitality
Saudi Arabia
where golden deserts meet lush mountains and snow-capped peaks
Why travel to Saudi Arabia?
Why travel now?
Saudi Arabia is opening its doors wider than ever before, offering a rare chance to explore a land of contrasts and raw beauty. From the golden dunes of the Rub' al Khali to lush green mountains in the south and even snow-covered peaks in the north, the landscapes are breathtakingly diverse. Ancient cities like AlUla and vibrant hubs like Riyadh and Jeddah offer a unique blend of tradition and forward-looking ambition.
Today, Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in tourism, creating new world-class experiences while preserving its rich heritage. Travelers can explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites, dive in the Red Sea’s untouched reefs, or journey through futuristic projects like NEOM. The hospitality is genuine and heartfelt — Saudis are proud and excited to share their country with the world.
The country is transforming quickly. Visiting now means witnessing Saudi Arabia’s story unfold, when traditions are still strong and untouched landscapes are still pure. It’s a rare moment of change that adventurous, curious travelers will find thrilling.
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Tailor-Made Itineraries: We create personalized experiences that adapt to your preferences, ensuring a smooth journey even when sights or attractions close unexpectedly.
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Expert Local Knowledge: With our in-depth understanding of Saudi Arabia’s local customs and regulations, we guide you through the country’s conservative dress codes and public behavior expectations with ease.
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Flexibility and Support: Unexpected changes happen — from closed sites to sudden weather conditions — and we make sure you’re prepared with backup plans and seamless adjustments.
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Comfort and Convenience: While infrastructure in remote areas may be developing, we take care of all logistics, providing private drivers and organized tours to ensure your comfort and safety.
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Authentic Local Experiences: Despite some limitations, we help you discover the true essence of Saudi Arabia’s natural beauty and cultural treasures, ensuring an unforgettable and enriching trip.
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Individual Journey
Here you’ll find suggestions for self-drive journeys through Saudi Arabia. These routes can be fully customized to match your personal wishes.
Why explore Saudi Arabia with your own vehicle?
Because it gives you the freedom to travel at your own pace, discover hidden gems off the beaten path, and experience the country in a truly authentic way.
Already have an idea of how, when, and where you’d like to travel? Fantastic — share your ideas with us, and we’ll help you plan your dream adventure!
Crossing Saudi Arabia
13 days & 12 nights
Dammam - Al Hofuf - Riyadh - Ushaiger - Buraydah - Ha'il - AlUla - Medina - Jeddah
Dammam (2 night)
A vibrant coastal city on the Arabian Gulf, blends modern life with relaxing seaside charm, offering visitors beautiful beaches, green parks, and lively waterfronts.
Buraydah (1 night)
Buraydah is famous for its bustling date markets and authentic Saudi experiences, while nearby Ushaiger, with its mud-brick village, offers a timeless journey into the country’s heritage and traditions.
Medina (1 night)
Sacred and serene, Medina, offers spiritual landmarks like the Prophet’s Mosque and peaceful gardens, making it a special place of reflection and cultural richness.
Al Hofuf (1 night)
Al Hofuf lies in the heart of the Al-Ahsa Oasis and invites you to explore its ancient souqs, impressive caves, and nearby Ouqair, a historic port that whispers tales of Saudi Arabia’s early trade history.
Ha'il (1 night)
Ha’il, surrounded by desert landscapes and rugged mountains, is a city of poetry, ancient rock art, and historic forts, where the spirit of the old caravan routes still lingers.
Jeddah (2 nights)
Jeddah enchants with its vibrant blend of history and modernity, from the coral houses of Al-Balad to the lively Corniche, colorful markets, and world-class art scene by the Red Sea.
Riyadh (2 nights)
Riyadh, the dynamic capital, offers a striking mix of gleaming skyscrapers, traditional forts like Al Masmak, and cultural treasures that bring Saudi Arabia’s rich history to life.
AlUla (2 nights)
AlUla is a land of stunning natural beauty and archaeological wonders, where dramatic sandstone formations and the ancient tombs of Mada'in Saleh create a truly unforgettable experience.
This tour is easy to combine with a stay in Qatar and/or Bahrain!
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Personalized meet & greet upon arrival at Dammam airport in English
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3* and 4* accommodation including 12x breakfast
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13 days car rental category C - Toyota Corolla or similar
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Car CDW insurance, road assistance and 300 km/day
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One-way fee to drop off car in Jeddah
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Road Book
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Assistance 24/7
Saudi Arabia - A full tour
20 days & 19 nights
Riyadh - Wadi Dawassir - Najran - Jazan - Abha - Al Bahah - Taif - Jeddah - Medina - AlUla - Ha'il - Buraydah - Ushaiger - Riyadh
Riyadh (2 nights)
Riyadh offers a fascinating blend of modern architecture and rich history, with highlights like the National Museum, Al Masmak Fortress, and the Kingdom Centre Tower, all perfect for a one-day exploration.
Jazan (1 night)
Jazan, located on the Red Sea coast, draws visitors with its beautiful beaches, spectacular mountains, and vibrant cultural scene. Key highlights include the Jazan Heritage Village and the nearby Farasan Islands, known for their pristine nature and diverse wildlife.
Taif (1 night)
The "City of Roses," offers a refreshing escape with its fragrant rose gardens, bustling markets, and historic sites like Shubra Palace, all set against the backdrop of the scenic Al-Hada mountains.
AlUla (3 nights)
AlUla, with its breathtaking desert landscapes and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Mada'in Saleh, captivates visitors with ancient tombs carved into sandstone cliffs, dramatic rock formations, and a deep sense of timeless wonder.
Riyadh (1 night)
On the way back to Riyadh, you can visit Ushaiger, one of Saudi Arabia’s best-preserved mud-brick villages. It offers a journey back in time with its winding alleys, traditional architecture, and welcoming atmosphere that showcases the heart of Najdi culture.
Wadi Dawassir (1 night)
Wadi Dawassir is known for its stunning desert landscapes and dramatic mountain ranges, offering the perfect backdrop for outdoor activities like hiking and camel riding. The region attracts adventurers and nature lovers who seek to enjoy the tranquility and vastness of the desert.
Abha (2 nights)
Nestled in the Asir Mountains, Abha, charms visitors with its cool climate, colorful traditional houses, and scenic landscapes, with highlights like Al-Soudah Park and the vibrant Abha Souq offering a perfect glimpse into southern Saudi culture.
Jeddah (3 nights)
Jeddah is the gateway to the Red Sea and impresses with its blend of historic charm and modern vibrancy, featuring attractions like the UNESCO-listed Al-Balad old town, the stunning Jeddah Corniche, and an array of lively souqs and art galleries.
Ha'il (1 night)
Ha’il, surrounded by rugged mountains and sweeping deserts, is known for its rich Bedouin heritage, historic forts like Qishlah Palace, and its role as a traditional crossroads for trade and pilgrimage routes.
Najran (1 night)
Najran, a historic city in southern Saudi Arabia, is famous for its ancient ruins, including the renowned Al-Ukhdood site, which reflects a long history and rich archaeological finds. The city offers a unique blend of traditional architecture and modern development.
Al Bahah (1 night)
The "Pearl of Resorts," captivates with its lush forests, dramatic cliffs, and ancient stone villages such as Dhee Ayn, making it an ideal destination for a day of nature, history, and relaxation.
Medina (1 night)
Medina is one of Islam’s holiest cities. It offers a deeply spiritual experience with sites like the Prophet’s Mosque and the historic Quba Mosque, while its peaceful atmosphere and rich history invite quiet reflection and exploration.
Buraydah (1 night)
Buraydah, the capital of the Al-Qassim region, is famous for its lively date markets, the fascinating Buraydah Museum, and a glimpse into authentic Saudi daily life through its bustling souqs and local farms.
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Personalized meet & greet upon arrival at Riyadh airport in English
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4* accommodation including 19x breakfast
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20 days car rental category C - Toyota Corolla or similar
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Car CDW insurance, road assistance and 300 km/day
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Road Book
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Assistance 24/7
Sounds exciting, but you don't have enough time for the full trip?
Why not explore just the northern part of the route between Jeddah and Riyadh? In just 12 days, you’ll experience many of Saudi Arabia’s incredible highlights without feeling rushed.
Group Tours
Here you’ll find a selection of scheduled group tours through Saudi Arabia and neighbouring countries. Each tour is thoughtfully designed and can be adapted to better suit your personal interests if needed.
Why join a group tour in Saudi Arabia?
It’s a perfect way to experience the country’s highlights with ease, connect with like-minded travelers, and enjoy the comfort of a well-organized journey from start to finish.
A complete Saudi Arabia tour
9 days & 8 nights
Riyadh - Ha'il - AlUla - Ha'il - Medina - Jeddah
Confirmed with 2 people travelling!
Departure every Friday!
Day 1: Arrival in Riyadh
Welcome to Riyadh! Upon arrival at Riyadh International Airport, our friendly representative will greet you after visa and immigration formalities and assist with your transfer to the hotel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Relax and settle in – your Arabian adventure begins here. Overnight in Riyadh.
Day 2: Exploring Riyadh
Discover the Mystique of Riyadh After breakfast at the hotel, we begin our journey through the rich heritage of Saudi Arabia. Our first stop is the National Museum, the heart of Saudi cultural preservation, where fascinating exhibits take you from prehistoric times to the modern era. We then head to the nearby Murabba Palace (outside visit during renovation), a historic landmark named for its striking square shape, 400 meters on each side. A delicious lunch in a traditional Saudi restaurant awaits, offering an authentic taste of local flavors. In the afternoon, we dive deeper into history with a visit to the Masmak Fort, a symbol of Saudi unification. Built in 1895, this iconic fortress was famously captured by King Abdulaziz in 1902, marking the beginning of modern Saudi Arabia. We finish the day with a panoramic drive past Riyadh’s modern landmarks, the Kingdom Tower and the Al Faisaliah Tower, before returning to the hotel. Dinner at your leisure and overnight in Riyadh.
Day 3: Travel to Ha'il by train
Journey to Ha’il – Land of Poets and Explorers After breakfast, we transfer to Riyadh’s modern railway station and board the new high-speed train to Ha’il — a comfortable and scenic journey of under five hours. Nestled at the foot of the Shammar Mountains, Ha’il is famed for its warm hospitality and rich literary traditions. In the 19th century, many legendary explorers like Charles Doughty and Lady Blunt passed through this historic city. Upon arrival, we transfer to our hotel and begin our exploration. We visit the A’Arif Fort, offering sweeping views over the city, and stroll through the traditional market, where local delicacies and crafts await. We’ll also pass by the Ha’il Regional Museum, and if open, take time to discover its fascinating collections. Lunch at leisure. Dinner and overnight stay in Ha’il.
Day 4: Visit Jubbah & Travel to AlUla by bus
Into the Sands of Time – From Jubbah to AlUla After breakfast, we begin our journey into Saudi Arabia’s ancient heartland. Our first stop is Jubbah, once an ancient lake and now one of the most important archaeological sites in Arabia. Surrounded by towering sandstone outcrops, Jubbah is home to extraordinary petroglyphs and inscriptions — carvings of aurochs, lions, cheetahs, and other wildlife that thrived here during Arabia’s lush, savannah-like past. Jebel Umm Sanman and nearby Shuwaymis were recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2015, preserving these stunning traces of early human life. We then journey across the sweeping dunes of the Nefud Al Kabir — "the Great Sand Desert" — a vast expanse of golden sands stretching over 100,000 square kilometers. Lunch at leisure. By afternoon, we reach the magical landscapes of AlUla. Before heading to our hotel, we stop to marvel at Jebel Al-Fil, the iconic "Elephant Rock," sculpted naturally by wind and sand. Check-in at our beautifully located hotel in AlUla. Dinner and overnight stay in AlUla.
Day 5: Exploring AlUla
Exploring the Timeless Wonders of AlUla After breakfast, we set off to discover the ancient oasis of AlUla, continuously inhabited for over 7,000 years. During the 1st millennium BCE, Dedan flourished here as a major Arabian kingdom, thanks to its strategic location along the famed Frankincense Trade Route. Our journey continues to Hegra (Madain Saleh), the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia. Once known as Al-Hijr, Hegra was the southernmost and second-most important city of the Nabatean Kingdom. Explore 94 monumental tombs, masterfully carved into the sandstone cliffs, showcasing the artistry and engineering brilliance of the Nabateans. As we guide you through these ancient structures, you’ll uncover the secrets of their inscriptions, tombs, and stone monuments. After a leisurely lunch, we turn to AlUla’s more recent past with a visit to AlUla Old Town. Wander through the narrow alleyways of this once-thriving settlement, where pilgrims and traders found refuge for centuries. Inhabited from the 12th century until the 1980s, AlUla Old Town holds living memories and stories that bring the spirit of the oasis to life. Return to the hotel. Dinner and overnight in AlUla.
Day 6: Visit Mada'in Saleh & Travel to Medina by bus
From Ancient Dedan to the Holy City of Medina After breakfast and check-out, we begin our journey with a visit to Dedan and Jebel Ikmah. The AlUla oasis, continuously inhabited for over 7,000 years, has left a remarkable legacy in the form of ancient carvings scattered across its landscape. In the 1st millennium BCE, Dedan rose to prominence as one of the earliest Arabian kingdoms, flourishing along the vital Frankincense Trade Route. We will explore Jebel Ikmah, often referred to as an open-air library, where hundreds of inscriptions and carvings tell stories of ancient times. We then pass by the remains of the ancient city of Dedan, once a major oasis for traders traveling between Southern Arabia and the Mediterranean. After a leisurely lunch, we continue to the Old City of AlUla, which during the early Islamic era became an important staging post for pilgrims en route to Mecca. Our journey then takes us along parts of the historic Hijaz Railway, once a vital link for pilgrims, as we make our way to Medina. Upon arrival, we check into our hotel. Dinner and overnight in Medina.
Day 7: Visit the holy city of Medina & Travel to Jeddah by bus
Medina to Jeddah: Tracing Sacred Histories After breakfast at the hotel, we set out to explore the holy city of Medina. In the city center, the impressive Al-Masjid an-Nabawi (Prophet’s Mosque) stands as a major Islamic pilgrimage site, crowned by its iconic Green Dome, beneath which lie the tombs of the Prophet Muhammad and early Islamic leaders Abu Bakr and Umar. While we will not enter the sacred pilgrimage areas, we will visit the outskirts of Medina, gaining a respectful glimpse of its spiritual heart. Our journey continues with a short walk near Mount Uhud, the site of the historic Battle of Uhud. We also visit the Dar Al Madinah Museum, which offers an insightful portrayal of Islamic history and the life of the Prophet Muhammad through detailed exhibits and models. Following our morning exploration, we depart for Jeddah, a scenic drive of approximately five hours. Upon arrival, we will visit the Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum, a unique institution preserving the rich local and Arabian heritage. We then check in at our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in Jeddah.
Day 8: Exploring Jeddah
Breakfast at your hotel. We will hit old Jeddah. We will enjoy a wonderful walking in Al-Balad , the old part of the city .This walk tour of the old Town will take you along all the less known must-see local spots: Old Market hidden gems, Old Jeddah hidden galleries, local Jeddah food only for locals… While visiting Al-Balad, visitors will be taken to see Beit Nassif (from outside) , one of the prominent renovated structures in the old city, which dates back to the mid 1800's. The five-story building provides a rare opportunity for the visitors to experience the blend of traditional architecture with modernity . Lunch at leisure. We will pass by the Al Rahmah Mosque also known as (The Floating Mosque), this single domed architectural marvel that sits literally on the sea, symbolizes Jeddah’s bold storm into the modern age. Sitting on an enviable location, the mosque’s courtyard offers unencumbered views of the Red Sea. Our tour will end with the Jeddah Corniche which is the 30 km coastal resort area of the city of Jeddah. Located along the Red Sea, the corniche features a coastal road, recreation areas, pavilions and large-scale civic sculptures as well as King Fahd's Fountain, the highest fountain in the world. We will then head to a traditional Saudi restaurant to enjoy our Dinner and overnight in Jeddah .
Day 9: Departure from Jeddah
If you wish to extend your journey, you have the option to stay longer in Saudi Arabia and relax at one of the beautiful beaches along the Red Sea coast. Ask us about beach stays in King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC), luxurious waterfront resorts in Jeddah, or even a getaway to the dreamy shores of Umluj, often called the "Maldives of Saudi Arabia." A perfect way to end your trip on a tranquil and refreshing note!
This tour is also available as a 7-day itinerary with just one night in AlUla and one night in Jeddah. The departure dates remain the same.
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Airport arrival and departure transfer
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8 nights in Standard or Deluxe accommodation
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full time guide
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Riyadh full day tour
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train from Riyadh to Ha'il
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experience of AlUla: Dedan & the Old town
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visit Hegra (Mada'In Saleh)
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visit Jebel Al-Fil (elephant mountain)
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visit of Medina - the holy city
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visit the old market in Jeddah
Visiting the Neighbours
United Arab Emirates & Oman
11 days & 10 nights
Dubai - Abu Dhabi - Al Ain - Sharjah - Dubai - Musandam - Sohar - Muscat - Sur - Wahiba Sands - Nizwa - Muscat
Confirmed with 2 people travelling!
Departure on fixed dates!
Day 1: Arrival in Dubai
Arrival in Dubai Upon arrival at Dubai Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our representative. Transfer to your hotel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. Check-in and overnight stay in Dubai. Dinner at your leisure.
Day 2: Exploring Dubai & the Desert
After breakfast, we’ll gather for a briefing to meet the group, your guide, and go over the journey ahead. We begin with a half-day guided tour of vibrant Dubai, once a small fishing village and today a dazzling metropolis on the Arabian Gulf. Highlights include the iconic Atlantis Hotel at Palm Jumeirah, a photo stop at the Burj Al Arab, and the stunning Grand Mosque of Jumeirah. In the old town of Bastakiya, discover Dubai’s heritage with a visit to the Al Shindagha Museum. Cross the Dubai Creek aboard a traditional Abra and explore the colorful Spice and Gold Souks. Enjoy a buffet lunch before heading into the desert for an unforgettable safari. After thrilling dune rides in 4WD vehicles, we arrive at a desert camp to watch a spectacular sunset, enjoy a barbecue dinner, and be entertained by traditional music and belly dancing – the perfect Arabian night. Overnight in Dubai. Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Day 3: Travel to and visit Abu Dhabi
After breakfast, we depart for Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Our day begins at Yas Island, home to the Formula 1 Yas Marina Circuit and the iconic Ferrari World, the world’s largest indoor theme park. We continue to the breathtaking Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, renowned for its stunning marble architecture and intricate Islamic designs. After lunch in the city, enjoy a scenic drive along the Corniche with its white mosques, modern skyscrapers, and elegant apartments, stopping at the breakwater for panoramic views of the skyline. We’ll pass the Saadiyat Island cultural district and the Abrahamic Family House before visiting the Louvre Abu Dhabi, a masterpiece of art and architecture. In the evening, check-in at your hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in Abu Dhabi. Included: breakfast, lunch & dinner
Day 4: Travel to and visit Al Ain
After breakfast, we depart Abu Dhabi and head towards Al Ain, one of the UAE’s oldest cities, set against the backdrop of the Hajjar Mountains. Known for its rich traditions, Al Ain was once an important stop on ancient caravan trade routes. We visit Jebel Hafeet for a scenic photo stop before enjoying lunch in the city. In the afternoon, explore the bustling camel market, the largest in the UAE, and visit the historic Jahili Fort, a prime example of Islamic military architecture. We continue to Al Ain Palace, former residence of Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan and birthplace of HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Next, we discover Qasr Al Muwaiji, where the history of the region comes to life. In the evening, check in at your hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in Al Ain. Included: breakfast, lunch & dinner
Day 5: Travel to and visit Sharjah & travel to Dubai
After breakfast at your hotel, we depart Al Ain and journey towards Dubai and Sharjah. After about two hours, we begin our half-day tour of Sharjah, the "Cultural Capital" of the UAE, also known as the "Pearl of the Gulf." We pass by the impressive King Faisal Mosque, one of the largest in the Emirates, and the beautifully restored Sharjah Fort, once home to the ruling family. At the Sharjah Heritage Museum, we delve into the traditions and customs that have shaped Emirati culture. Explore handcrafted art, traditional jewelry, costumes, herbal medicines, and learn about the early systems of education, currency, and postal services. Next, stroll through the colorful Souk Al Arsa, one of the oldest markets in the UAE, where you can browse traditional shops and soak up the authentic atmosphere. Lunch is served at a local restaurant, offering a traditional Bedouin meal of Mandi—a delicious combination of spiced meats or fish, a true taste of the region. After lunch, we head to Dubai and visit the spectacular Dubai Mall, adjacent to the iconic Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. Enjoy free time for shopping among more than 1,200 stores, experience the Dubai Aquarium, or simply admire the grand indoor gold souk and other world-class attractions. An optional ascent to the Burj Khalifa’s observation deck can be arranged for guests who pre-book in advance. Dinner will be served at your hotel. Overnight stay in Dubai. Included: breakfast, lunch & dinner
Day 6: Musandam Dhow Cruise Adventures (Oman)
After breakfast at your hotel, we embark on an unforgettable journey to the waters of the Indian Ocean. Today’s destination: Musandam, where the Gulf of Oman opens up to some of nature’s greatest treasures. The Musandam Peninsula, located at the northern tip of Oman, is famous for its dramatic landscapes. Here, the towering Hajar Mountains rise straight from the sea, creating breathtaking fjord-like scenery. This rugged and isolated coastline is dotted with caves, bays, and pristine pebble beaches. The sheltered waters provide perfect conditions for snorkeling and swimming, with rich marine life including colorful fish, corals, turtles, and other sea creatures. We will board a traditional Omani dhow and set sail through the stunning fjords of Musandam, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and dramatic views. The dhow is comfortably furnished with cushions and carpets, offering a relaxing environment for a day at sea. There will be opportunities to snorkel, swim, and perhaps even spot dolphins along the way! A delicious lunch will be served on board during the cruise. After a full day of adventure at sea, we return to Dubai in the evening, where you can relax at the hotel. Dinner will be served at your hotel. Overnight stay in Dubai. Included: breakfast, lunch & dinner Note: Please remember to bring your passport with you today, as it is required for the border police check.
Day 7: Enter Oman, visit Sohar & travel to Muscat
After breakfast at your hotel, we begin our journey by bus, crossing from the UAE into Oman towards Muscat. Along the way, we will stop in Sohar, the third-largest city in Oman, once a thriving ancient trading hub. We will enjoy lunch en route in Sohar and take an orientation tour of the city. Highlights include a stop at the Sohar Mosque, an impressive architectural achievement known for its stunning design and serene atmosphere. After the visit, we continue our route towards Muscat, passing through the towns of Barka and Seeb, offering glimpses of traditional Omani life along the coast. We will arrive in Muscat by the end of the day. Upon arrival, check-in to your hotel. Dinner will be served at the hotel. Overnight stay in Muscat. Included: breakfast, lunch & dinner
Day 8: Exploring Muscat
Following breakfast, we begin our city tour of Muscat. We will drive through the elegant embassy quarter to reach the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a remarkable architectural masterpiece. As a contemporary place of worship, it stands as a spiritual and cultural landmark of Oman, reflecting a perfect balance between stunning aesthetics, deep-rooted Islamic traditions, and the aspirations of the Omani people. After visiting the mosque, we continue to the magnificent Royal Opera House, an architectural gem commissioned by Sultan Qaboos to celebrate Oman's love for the arts. Lunch will be enjoyed at a typical local fish restaurant, dining among locals and savoring fresh seafood specialties. In the afternoon, we head to Old Muscat, dramatically nestled between steep mountains. Here we will have a photo stop at the 16th-century forts Jalali and Mirani, standing guard over the bay, and admire the exterior of the Al Alam Palace, the ceremonial residence of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos. Our next stop is the Bait Al Zubair Museum. Once the private home of a prominent Omani family, the museum now offers a fascinating insight into traditional Omani life with its displays of weaponry, jewelry, costumes, domestic artifacts, and recreated urban and rural settings. We then drive along the scenic corniche and stop at Muttrah Souk, Muscat’s bustling, colorful marketplace. Wander through its narrow alleys and discover stalls laden with textiles, jewelry, perfumes (bukhoor), frankincense, handicrafts, and antiques. After a full day of exploration, we return to the hotel for a short rest. Tonight’s dinner will be at a charming Omani restaurant, where you’ll experience traditional Omani cuisine and the relaxed hospitality that defines the country. Overnight stay in Muscat. Included: breakfast, lunch & dinner
Day 9: Traveling to Wadi Shab, Sur & Desert Adventure in Wahiba Sands
After breakfast, we set off for a day full of adventure. We drive along one of the most spectacular stretches of Oman’s 1,700 km coastline, where rugged mountains meet the blue sea. Our first stop will be at the famous Sinkhole, a natural wonder where part of a mountain has collapsed and filled with stunning turquoise seawater. After a short break to admire this unique site, we continue along a scenic graded road via Fins. Next, we arrive at Wadi Shab, one of Oman’s most beautiful wadis. Here, you can enjoy the marvelous natural scenery, and if you like, take a leisurely walk into the wadi to explore its lush greenery and hidden pools. Lunch will be served in the refreshing surroundings of Wadi Shab. After lunch, we continue our journey to the charming seaside town of Sur. Once a bustling trading port, Sur is renowned for the fascinating architecture of its old town and its traditional dhow shipyards, where wooden ships have been crafted by hand for centuries. We’ll take a short tour of Sur, soaking in its maritime heritage and vibrant atmosphere. From Sur, we continue along the coastal road, passing high cliffs and picturesque fishing villages, until we reach the breathtaking desert of Wahiba Sands by late afternoon. Here, we switch to 4x4 vehicles and begin an exhilarating adventure into the desert. The vast, ever-shifting dunes of Wahiba Sands support an astonishing variety of wildlife and plants, and their ever-changing patterns make it a paradise for photographers. This desert is also home to a few thousand Bedouins, whose rich traditions have endured for over 7,000 years. We’ll experience dune bashing with our expert drivers, a thrilling ride across the golden sands. As the sun sets, we arrive at our desert camp, where a delicious dinner under the stars awaits, surrounded by the serene beauty of the desert. Overnight stay in Wahiba Sands, immersed in the magic of the Arabian dunes. Included: breakfast, lunch & dinner
Day 10: Travelling to and visiting Nizwa
After breakfast, we’ll savor our last moments in the desert, soaking in its beauty and hidden secrets before boarding our 4x4 vehicles and returning to civilization. Our journey continues to Wadi Bani Khalid, a stunning green oasis framed by rugged mountains. Here, crystal-clear pools and lush vegetation create an almost magical landscape. We’ll take a gentle walk through the wadi to explore its natural beauty and capture unforgettable photos of this serene paradise. Around noon, we depart for Nizwa, stopping en route for a relaxing lunch. By mid-afternoon, we arrive in Nizwa, a city steeped in history and tradition. Once the ancient capital of Oman, Nizwa was an important center of learning and the birthplace of Islam in the country. Upon arrival, we’ll take a short orientation tour of the city. We will visit the famous Nizwa Souk, renowned for its beautiful silver jewelry, spices, pottery, and local handicrafts. The souk truly comes alive on Fridays during the lively cattle market, a unique and colorful experience. We’ll also admire the impressive Nizwa Fort, built in the 17th century. Standing proudly on solid rock foundations, the fort’s massive tower was ingeniously designed to withstand the recoil of 24 cannons, a testament to Omani engineering skills. After our exploration of the old city, we’ll check in at the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in Nizwa. Included: breakfast, lunch & dinner
Day 11: Traveling back to Muscat & Departure
After breakfast, we will continue the visit of Nizwa. Our first sop will be the charming ancestral village of Birkat al Mawz at the bottom of the green mountain that we will see from distance Jebel Akhdar. Then we will proceed to the Jabreen Fort .The Jabreen Castle, built in 17th century , is one of the finest of its kind. Its magnificent plasterwork, the carved doors and the painted wooden beams of the ceilings makes this castle amazingly different .After we visit the Jabrin castle, we will drive back towards Nizwa passing the JEBEL SHAMS that we will see only along the route part of the most famous Hajar mountains chain in Oman. We will pass by the oldest small towns of Oman Bahla with its fort ( outside visit ) .We will stop at the palm groves at Al Hamra to see its Falaj system. we will stop on our way for lunch. After the visit, we will proceed to Muscat, the Capital. Evening transfer to Muscat Airport for the departure flight. Included: breakfast & lunch
You can also just travel to UAE or Oman (5 days each) and combine the tour with visiting Saudi Arabia.
In UAE
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6 nights accommodation
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Airport arrival transfer
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Full time guide assistance
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Dubai city tour
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visit Al Shindagha Museum
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Desert safari with BBQ dinner
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Al Ain full day tour
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visit Louvre Museum
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Pass-by Worship Place of Abrahamic Family House
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Half day tour of Sharjah
In Oman
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4 nights accommodation
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Full time guide assistance
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Full day Musandam cruise with on board lunch
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full day tour of Muscat
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visit of Sur & Wahiba Sands
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Transfer to Wahiba Desert by 4x4 jeeps
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full day tour of Nizwa
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Airport departure transfer
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10x breakfast, 10x lunch & 9x dinner
Some facts about Saudi Arabia
🌍 The Size
The country cover about 2.15 million km², making it larger than Germany, Italy and Spain combined.
👨🏿👩🏾👧🏾👦🏿 Population
About 36 million people live in Saudi Arabia, whereof about two-thirds are under the age of 35. This youthful energy is shaping the country’s fast-changing culture and growing openness to tourism.
🕌 Culture
Saudis culture is deeply rooted in Islamic traditions but also increasingly influenced by global trends, especially in art, music, fashion, and entertainment.
✈️ Visa Requirements
Most travelers need an e-visa to visit Saudi Arabia. The process is simple and can usually be done online within minutes.
📅 Weekend Days
The Saudi weekend falls on Friday and Saturday, not Saturday and Sunday like in many other countries.
🕰️ Prayer Times
Shops, restaurants, and even gas stations may close briefly during daily prayer times. It’s good to plan around this, especially in smaller towns.
👗 Dress Code
Modest clothing is required. Women are not obligated to wear an abaya (long robe) anymore, but shoulders and knees should still be covered in public. Men should avoid shorts.
🍽️ Food and Drinks
Saudi cuisine is delicious — think grilled meats, spiced rice, and sweet dates! Alcohol, however, is strictly forbidden throughout the country.
🚗 Driving
The road network is excellent, and renting a car is easy. Just note that distances between cities can be long — perfect for road trip lovers!
🌡️ Weather
Expect very hot summers (over 40°C/104°F) and pleasantly mild winters. In winter, northern areas can even get chilly or see snow.
💳 Money
The local currency is the Saudi Riyal (SAR). Credit cards are widely accepted, even in smaller shops and cafés.
🌍 Language
Arabic is the official language, but English is widely spoken in hotels, airports, and tourist areas.
🤝 Hospitality
Saudi people are known for their warm hospitality. Accepting coffee or dates when offered is a wonderful way to show respect.
🏛️ Opening Up to Tourism
Saudi Arabia officially opened to international leisure tourism in 2019. Since then, it has invested heavily in developing incredible tourist experiences.
🌟 Vision 2030
Under its Vision 2030 plan, Saudi Arabia is aiming to diversify its economy — making tourism one of its main pillars. New resorts, cultural sites, and eco-tourism projects are booming.
Fun facts about Saudi Arabia
🌴 Home to the World’s Largest Sand Desert
Saudi Arabia is home to the Rub' al Khali, or the "Empty Quarter" — the largest continuous sand desert in the world!
🕌 No Rivers
It’s one of the only countries in the world without a single natural river. Instead, they rely on underground aquifers and desalinated seawater.
☕ Birthplace of Arabic Coffee
Traditional Arabic coffee (Gahwa) originated here — and serving it to guests is a symbol of hospitality and respect.
🏜️ You Can Snowboard and Sandboard
In Saudi Arabia’s winter, you can actually find snow in places like Tabuk. And year-round, sandboarding down golden dunes is a must!
🌟 Ancient Heritage
The country is full of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, like AlUla’s Madâin Sâlih — ancient Nabatean tombs older than Petra!
🧕 World's Largest Women-Only University
Riyadh is home to Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University — the largest women-only university in the world.
🕋 Mecca and Medina
It hosts the two holiest cities in Islam — Mecca and Medina — drawing millions of pilgrims each year.
🐪 Camel Beauty Contests
Saudi Arabia holds annual camel beauty pageants, where camels are judged on posture, size, and even the elegance of their lips!
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Monday - Thursday: 9:00 - 15:30
Friday: 9:00 - 15:00
And by prior arrangement
also outside of the opening times