Saudi Arabia destinations
Twelve regions and cities across the Kingdom: pick your route and plan your days.
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia's capital is where old Najd meets glass towers, with world-class museums, a brand-new metro and the Kingdom's liveliest events calendar.
Jeddah
Saudi Arabia's relaxed Red Sea port: coral-stone merchant houses, a long seafront promenade and the gateway to Makkah, Madinah and the coast.
AlUla
A desert valley of sandstone cliffs, Nabataean tombs and palm oases, and Saudi Arabia's most spectacular heritage destination.
Diriyah
The mud-brick birthplace of the first Saudi state, now restored as Riyadh's most atmospheric evening out.
Abha and Asir
Saudi Arabia's green, misty south-west: juniper forests, cliff-top villages and the Kingdom's highest peaks, refreshingly cool in summer.
Taif
The Hejaz mountain city of roses, fruit farms and cool breezes, an easy escape from the heat of Jeddah.
Al-Ahsa
One of the largest palm oases on Earth, with cool sandstone caves, centuries-old souqs and a slower, gentler side of Saudi Arabia.
Dammam and Al Khobar
The Eastern Province's twin cities on the Gulf: oil heritage, a landmark cultural centre, seaside promenades and the bridge to Bahrain.
Red Sea Coast
Some 1,800 km of coral reefs, islands and empty beaches, from luxury island resorts to quiet fishing towns.
Tabuk and NEOM
Saudi Arabia's wild north-west: sandstone canyons, snow-dusted peaks and a coast facing Egypt and Jordan, plus the much-discussed NEOM region.
Madinah
Islam's second holiest city, home to the Prophet's Mosque, and a calm, welcoming city for pilgrims and respectful visitors alike.
Makkah
The holiest city in Islam and the focus of every Muslim's prayers, open to Muslims performing Umrah, Hajj or simply visiting the Sacred Mosque.