Highlights of Saudi Arabia

Dammam - Saudi Arabia

With its large expat community and the King Fahd Causeway connecting Saudi Arabia to Bahrain, is Dammam the most cosmopolitan city in the country. This reflects not only in accommodations and dining options, but also in cultural institutions.

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Madinah - Saudi Arabia

Madinah is visited by millions of pilgrims every year. The Prophet's Mosque is the literal and figurative highlight - the colossal building seats one million worshippers and is the beating heart of the city. Non-Muslims are unfortunately not welcome in the Prophet's Mosque, but can view the beautiful building from outside the fences.

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Diriyah - Saudi Arabia

After hundreds of years, the cradle of Saudi Arabia can be visited again. At seven thousand square meters, the perfectly reconstructed Al Turaif is among the largest mud brick structures in the world and is a must-see on your tour.

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Al-Nefud - Saudi Arabia

In northern Saudi Arabia you will find the second largest sandy desert in the Arabian Peninsula. Believe it or not, the Al-Nefud Desert was home to lakes, rivers and wetlands in the distant past. The historic oasis Tayma is a reminder of those ancient times.

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Aseer - Saudi Arabia

Forget everything you think you know about Saudi Arabia. In the southwestern province of Aser, you will be surprised by an unsuspected display of colors. Be enchanted by flowering jacaranda trees, colorful murals in Al Muftaha and Flower People in Habala.

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Jeddah - Saudi Arabia

Jeddah is a modern metropolis with an ancient soul. Al-Balad, the Old City, is a historical maze where Thousand and One Nights fairy tales seem to become reality. Stroll through the souks and narrow alleys and be blown away by the many impressions.

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Al Jouf - Saudi Arabia

Al Jouf formed a cultural bridge between other empires and the Arabian Peninsula. In Dumat al-Jundal, the ancient capital, you are almost tripping over history. The region is the largest olive producer in the world and is also called "the granary of Saudi Arabia.

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Al Baha - Saudi Arabia

Al Baha's lavishly green mountain landscape is characterized by forested slopes, fertile valleys and ancient qasbah, eye-catching stone watchtowers. Al Baha is also home to one of Saudi Arabia's most beautiful villages: Tea Ain.

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Al Ahsa - Saudi Arabia

Al Ahsa takes its name from one of the largest oases on earth: the Al-Ahsa Oasis. In the middle of the desert are as many as three million date palm trees. Atop Al Qarah Mountain, you'll be rewarded with a 360-degree view of the endless foliage.

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Highlights of Saudi Arabia and Oman

Dammam - Saudi Arabia

Madinah - Saudi Arabia

Diriyah - Saudi Arabia

Al-Nefud - Saudi Arabia

Aseer - Saudi Arabia

Jeddah - Saudi Arabia

Al Jouf - Saudi Arabia

Al Baha - Saudi Arabia

Al Ahsa - Saudi Arabia

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