After breakfast, begin your exploration at the National Museum of Saudi Arabia, where eight immersive halls bring the Kingdom’s history to life—from prehistoric relics and Nabataean inscriptions to the unification of Saudi Arabia and the significance of the Two Holy Mosques.

Continue to Murabba Palace, once home to King Abdulaziz, built in classic Najdi style. Here, discover stories of Saudi Arabia’s royal family and admire its traditional architecture.

Next, wander through Souk Al Zal, a vibrant bazaar with carpets, antiques, and handicrafts that have been traded here for over a century. A short walk away lies the Masmak Fortress, the site where Ibn Saud reclaimed Riyadh in 1902—his spearhead still lodged in its wooden gate.

End the day at Kingdom Tower, Riyadh’s most iconic skyscraper. If you wish, ride up to the Sky Bridge for a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. Overnight in Riyadh.

(Optional: Traditional Saudi lunch in a heritage-style restaurant)

This morning, travel out of Riyadh to the dramatic cliffs of the Edge of the World. Rising from the Tuwaiq escarpment, these towering cliffs drop suddenly to an endless desert plain. As you gaze across dried riverbeds and ancient caravan routes, imagine the traders and camel caravans that once passed below.

Walk along the cliff paths for spectacular views, or simply relax and take in the silence of the desert. Return to Riyadh in the afternoon for overnight.

Journey 200 km northwest to Ushaiqer Heritage Village, one of the best-preserved traditional settlements in Saudi Arabia. This oasis village was a resting point for pilgrims traveling to Makkah for centuries.

Stroll through its narrow lanes, mud-brick houses, shaded alleys, and palm groves. Visit restored homes displaying Najdi architecture, characterized by triangular windows and ornately carved wooden doors. As you walk, feel transported into a living museum of Saudi traditions, still inhabited by a small local community. Return to Riyadh for overnight.

Fly to AlUla, a region rich in natural beauty and ancient heritage. Your first stop is Hegra (Madain Saleh), Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore monumental Nabataean tombs carved into sandstone cliffs, adorned with inscriptions and intricate facades.

Next, visit the Hijaz Railway Station, once part of a grand Ottoman project to link Damascus with Makkah. Learn how it played a role in history before being destroyed during WWI.

End the day at Elephant Rock (Jabal AlFil), a dramatic sandstone formation shaped like a giant elephant, glowing red at sunset. Overnight in AlUla.

(Optional evening: Hot Air Balloon Glow Show in the desert)

Depart for Wadi Al Disah in the Tabuk region, a spectacular valley framed by towering sandstone cliffs and dotted with palm groves. Stroll along trails shaded by towering pillars of rock while streams of fresh water flow around your feet.

This is a place beloved by locals for its serenity—often you’ll see Saudi families picnicking as the cliffs change color with the sun. Ancient inscriptions and Nabataean tombs in the cliffs hint at the valley’s long history. Overnight in Tabuk.

Take a short flight to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea gem. Begin your walking tour of Al-Balad, the UNESCO-listed old town. Explore coral-stone houses with wooden balconies, visit Beit Nassif, and wander traditional souks filled with spices, textiles, and gold.

Visit the Al Tayebat International City Museum, with four floors of artifacts spanning pre-Islamic times to modern Saudi culture. Then, enjoy a drive along the New Jeddah Corniche, with sculptures, seaside promenades, and Red Sea views. Overnight in Jeddah.

Spend the day at leisure exploring Jeddah’s modern malls or seaside cafés. Alternatively, take an optional excursion to Taif, famous for its rose gardens, cool mountain air, and bustling traditional souks. Overnight in Jeddah.

Saudi Arabia’s culture comes alive in its cuisine. Today, explore Jeddah through its flavors. Sample local favorites like kabsa, mutabbaq, jareesh, and Saudi desserts, guided by a local foodie expert. Visit traditional markets to learn how Saudis shop, cook, and share meals.

This hands-on experience goes beyond eating—you’ll discover the stories and traditions behind each dish. Overnight in Jeddah.

Transfer to Jeddah Airport for your onward flight, carrying unforgettable memories of Saudi Arabia’s culture, landscapes, and hospitality.