Best of Saudi Arabia

Today we proceed to Al Balad – an old town of Jeddah which has chosen to be an UNESCO world heritage site. Here we visit one of the ancient house of Al Balad, Bait Nassif – first orientally designed Arabic house in Jeddah, which has been used as residence for several years by kings and scholars; followed by visit to Al Balad Gold Souk.
Later we explore Jeddah City, we see Jeddah Port Light House – unequally shaped active light house at Jeddah Port and Al Rahmah Mosque – also known as the Floating Mosque built on pillars on the Red Sea coast, this majestic white mosque appears floating in the water during high tide when the water level touches the base.
In the evening, we have free time for shopping at Red Sea Mall – a place which has blend of international and local brands, has a variety of restaurants, cafes, diners, shops and entertainment for everyone.

Today we fly to Riyadh.
Upon arrival, we visit Kingdom Centre Tower Skybridge – a curved bridge suspended 300 metres above the city with floor-to-ceiling glass panels, which provide an unobstructed view of the Riyadh skyline.
Then we visit Riyadh Boulevard – the largest entertainment centre in Riyadh where endless fun destinations can be found in one place.

Today we visit The old city of Ad Diriyah – a UNESCO World Heritage site in Saudi Arabia known for its rich cultural history, unique art, and traditional mud-brick buildings that transport you back in time. The ruins are divided into three districts Ghusaibah – was the first Saudi capital up to 1683, Bujairi – which houses the mosque, a school, home of Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Wahab and the newly opened Diriyah gateway and Turaif – The main quarter of AdÍDiriyah, where the Al Saud house is situated.
In the evening, we proceed to Red Sand Dunes – a desert that offers an exquisite view of the rocky outcrops, the bright redness of the sand contrasted with the blue sky and green plateaus is sure treat to eyes. Upon arrival, we will enjoy thrilling sand buggy ride. Guests with adventure spirit can also enjoy other activities like Quad Biking/ATV Ride, Camel Ride and Sand Boarding etc. on their own. Later we enjoy Dinner at one of the camp site in Red Sand Dunes and drive back to Riyadh.

We then visit Al Murabba Historial Palace – established by late King Abdulaziz Al Saud, the founder of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia was the first building erected outside the old city of Riyadh. The palace houses a written and photographic archive centre and the King Abdulaziz memorial hall, where tourists can get an insight into the King’s court and royal life; followed by visit to The National Museum of Saudi Arabia – an eminent heritage of the history and culture of Saudi Arabia. The museum is most famous for its eight galleries which are based on different themes regarding the history of different regions in the nation. Here we also get a chance to see vintage car collection used by his majesty.
In the afternoon, we proceed to Dammam by train.

Today we proceed to Al Ahsa – the largest palm oasis in world to visit, Al Qarah – beautiful mountains located in Al Ahsa known as the ‘Mountain of Whistling Wind’ by the locals. The mountain entails numerous legends of Adam, Prophet Ibrahim, and Judas. Upon arrival, we visit Judas Caves and Rock formations – naturally formed limestone caves. It is believed Judas committed suicide in these caves after betraying Jesus Christ. Followed by visit to The Land of Civilizations Museum – holding sculpted structures related to Adam’s tale as well as extensive information on Al Ahsa’s agriculture and irrigation.
Then we proceed back to Dammam.