Highlights of Saudi Arabia

Hegra - Saudi Arabia

The desert around AlUla is full of jagged, wind-sculpted rock formations and has an almost otherworldly appearance. Amidst this spectacular landscape you will find the remains of the second largest city of the Nabatean kingdom: Hegra.

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Makkah - Saudi Arabia

Every healthy, adult Muslim with enough money should visit Makkah once in a lifetime. Every year, some three million pilgrims make the journey to Islam's holiest city, which is off-limits to non-Muslims.

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Red Sea - Saudi Arabia

The Red Sea, located on the west coast of Saudi Arabia, is a beautiful destination and one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. It is home to more than 1,200 species of fish and 250 species of coral, some of which are found nowhere else in the world.

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AlUla - Saudi Arabia

In the deserts of Saudi Arabia, the breathtaking oasis of AlUla has nurtured and supported human habitation for thousands of years. Now we are beginning to discover what this magnificent landscape can teach us about the people of the past who called AlUla their home.

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Ushaiger and Shaqra - Saudi Arabia

Ushaiger is one of the oldest settlements in the region. It used to be a necessary stop for pilgrims coming from Kuwait, Iraq and Iran and traveling further west to the holy sites of Makkah and Madinah.

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Khaybar and Tayma - Saudi Arabia

Khaybar and Tayma are characterized by: timeless heritage, epic landscapes, royal icons and legendary personalities rewriting the history of northwestern Arabia.

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Taif - Saudi Arabia

Every spring in Taif you can smell the sweet aroma of millions of damask roses. In summer, there is a very different smell in the city in the Hijaz Mountains, when thousands of camels race against each other at the Taif Camel Square.

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Tabuk - Saudi Arabia

The deep red and otherworldly Hisma Mountains in Tabuk province are among the most spectacular landscapes in Saudi Arabia, and will surpass your wildest dreams. In the rock walls, archaeologists have discovered Arabic inscriptions that are over 2,600 years old.

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Riyadh - Saudi Arabia

A visit to Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, guarantees a perfect first introduction. In a short period of time, you'll dive into history, look out over the city from great heights and be confronted with other sides of the country.

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Highlights Saudi Arabia and Oman

Hegra - Saudi Arabia

Makkah - Saudi Arabia

Red Sea - Saudi Arabia

AlUla - Saudi Arabia

Ushaiger and Shaqra - Saudi Arabia

Khaybar and Tayma - Saudi Arabia

Taif - Saudi Arabia

Tabuk - Saudi Arabia

Riyadh - Saudi Arabia

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