Saudi Highlights with Golf

Upon arrival at Jeddah Airport, proceed to Passport Control for immigration followed by baggage collection and clearing customs formalities. After baggage collection, walk towards the arrival lounge where you shall be met by our representative who will assist while transferring to the hotel and check-in formalities. Jeddah, which means grandmother, is a name that owes the city to the belief that Eve would be buried there. Jeddah is the commercial heart of Saudi Arabia and traditionally the port where pilgrims from all over the Islamic world arrive on their way to Mecca and Medina. Overnight at the Jeddah hotel.

Historic Jeddah, Mecca Royal Seaport. It gathered people from all cultures and walks of life throughout the ages. This part of the world unveils a human heritage whose walls challenged different historical factors with eight gates which used to get closed at night as a form of security and protection. With several ancient houses praised for their distinctive designs and the names of their ancient families. UNESCO World Heritage site. Whenever you look up, you see the wooden Rawashins hanging overhead as an example of authentic architecture that oversees the modern life that passes beneath it. Tayebat Museum is almost like a city inside a larger city. For, it re-creates the traditional Hijazi architecture of the old city with 150 suites and 365 rooms in a true mixture of civilization and heritage. The indoor designs capture interesting times for Saudi heritage and gorgeous Islamic art. Tayebat Museum is almost like a city inside a larger city. For, it re-creates the traditional Hijazi architecture of the old city with 150 suites and 365 rooms in a true mixture of civilization and heritage. The indoor designs capture interesting times for Saudi heritage and gorgeous Islamic art. The ancient houses of Al Balad with Baeshen house took the lead as a social and cultural center as it was the gathering place of the notables of Jeddah in the past Also visit Nassif House (exterior) and then Matbouli House. The Floating Mosque (exterior), officially known as the Al-Rahma Mosque, is a notable landmark in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the mosque is famous for its unique design, which gives the illusion that it is floating on the water, especially during high tide. It is built on pillars and extends into the sea. The King Fahd Fountain, also known as the Jeddah Fountain, is one of the most famous landmarks in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, The King Fahd Fountain is the tallest fountain in the world, shooting water up to a height of approximately 312 meters (1,024 feet. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the corniche, where you can admire various statues of famous artists such as Miró, Baldacchini, and Moore along the boulevard. Enjoy the countless splendors that you won't soon forget, both on land and under the sea. Overnight at the Jeddah hotel.

Medina is one of Islam’s two holiest cities, making it a key destination for millions of pilgrims traveling to Saudi Arabia for Hajj or Umrah. The city is centered around Al Masjid an Nabawi, also known as the Prophet’s Mosque, which was constructed by the Prophet himself and is also where he is buried. Medina is where the Prophet Muhammad lived and taught after the migration from Makkah "Mecca" in English back in 622 ADS, called Hijrah. This year is so important in the history of Islam that it marks the start of the Islamic calendar. Although the city’s name is usually written as "Medina" in English, its full name is Al Medina Al Munawwara, meaning “the Enlightened City.” Because of the city’s pivotal role in the Prophet Muhammad’s life, making a trip to Medina is a lifelong dream for many Muslims.

After Medina Panoramic Tour we will Head to AlUla

AlUla, the capital of the governorate of the same name, is part of Medina Province. Located in the Wadi Al Qura, a valley-oriented north-south between, on the west, the lava fields of the Harrat 'Uwayrid, and the sandstone massif of the Jebal Al Thumayid. Its underground water resources and its strategic location along the frankincense road meant this valley played a major role in the history of the Arabian Peninsula. let the awe-inspiring Elephant Rock enchant you. This iconic geological marvel, sculpted by nature's own hand, stands proudly as a testament to AlUla's undeniable allure. Embrace the gentle warmth of the setting sun as it casts its golden glow upon this majestic sentinel, bidding you farewell until the dawn of another day in this magical land.

Overnight at AlUla Hotel.

Today we explore AlUla, the birthplace of two ancient Arabian kingdoms. During the 1st millennium BC, Al-Ulla saw the rise of the ancient city of Dadan that became the capital of two successive kingdoms, Dadan and Lihyan, that ruled over the northwest of the Arabian Peninsula. Start your journey through time at Dadan, the ancient Kingdom of the Lihyanite and Dadanite civilizations, situated in a stunning desert canyon. Discover the ancient and powerful civilizations of the Dadanite and Lihyanite kingdoms, that have built and shaped AlUla. Jabal Ikmah, an open library of inscriptions, rock art and petroglyphs set in a stunning desert canyon. Marvel at the UNESCO-listed splendor of Hegra, the Nabataean kingdom's crown jewel. Hegra also known as Madain Saleh, is an archaeological site located in the Al-Ula region of northwestern Saudi Arabia. Hegra was once part of the Nabatean Kingdom, which also included the famous city of Petra in present-day Jordan. The Nabateans were skilled traders who controlled important trade routes connecting southern Arabia, the Levant, and Egypt. Hegra features a stunning collection of well-preserved Nabatean ruins, including elaborately carved tombs, rock-cut facades, and inscriptions. These structures date back to the 1st century CE and provide insight into the architectural and cultural achievements of the Nabatean civilization. Overnight at AlUla Hotel.

Today we will take our flight from AlUla to Riyadh. Upon arrival at Riyadh Airport, transferee to your hotel by an A/C vehicle. Embark on a captivating journey to one of the world's most mesmerizing cities, where the pulse of modern life beats in harmony with the echoes of a storied past. Riyadh, the jewel of Saudi Arabia, dazzles with its national museum, a World Heritage Site that unveils the enchanting tale of the kingdom's birth, and a myriad of lavish hotels and gastronomic delights that cater to the most discerning tastes. In the ever-evolving tapestry of Riyadh, uncover the very roots of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, nestled within the hallowed halls of ancient palaces that stand as timeless witnesses to the dawn of a proud nation. This alluring oasis lures globe-trotting adventurers, eager to immerse themselves in a kaleidoscope of shopping, entertainment, and business experiences, where the treasures of the past and the promise of the future collide in an unforgettable symphony. Overnight Riyadh hotel.

Enjoy a relaxing day in Riyadh combining a memorable golfing experience with time to explore the city at your own pace. Guests will have the opportunity to play a round of golf in a comfortable outdoor setting surrounded by well-maintained landscapes. The experience is suitable for both golf enthusiasts and travelers looking for a unique leisure activity. After the game, guests can unwind and enjoy the club facilities or spend their free time discovering Riyadh’s attractions. The day offers a balance between recreation, relaxation, and personal exploration. Whether enjoying the golf course or simply taking time to relax, it provides a pleasant addition to the Saudi journey. The leisure period allows guests to choose activities that match their interests and preferences. This experience adds a modern lifestyle element to the cultural and heritage highlights of the trip.

Historical Diriyah, situated in the Northwest of Riyadh, 20 km away, is a remarkable site with a rich history. It is in the middle of an Arab desert on the banks of Wadi Hanifa, amidst a green oasis filled with orchards, farms, and fruitful palms. This is where Imam Muhammad bin Saud established the foundations of the first Saudi state, resulting in an unprecedented period of prosperity for the region that lasted for centuries. At-Turaif District is an essential part of Diriyah, and it is one of the five UNESCO World Heritage sites in Saudi Arabia. This district includes Salwa Palace, which was the center of governance of the first Saudi state. Other districts such as Al-Bujairi, Al- Suraiha, and Ghasiba are also worth exploring. Visiting Historical Diriyah is a unique opportunity to travel back in time and experience the rich history of the region. Continue to visit The National Museum “Closed on Sunday’s”, a “Journey Through Time and Space”, which opened its doors in 1998. The museum showcases 3,700 artifacts, including statues, scripts, and unique sculptures that chronicle earth's history to the moon and beyond. Continue to visit the Masmak Fort, Enjoy and step back in time and explore Saudi Arabia’s roots. A short documentary also re-enacts the capture of the fortress by King Abdul Aziz, whose spearhead you can still see embedded in its wooden gate. Also another highlight to Add is Murabba Palace. Overnight Riyadh hotel.

Transfer to Riyadh Airport for departure.