All of Saudi Arabia – 14 Days

Fuel up at breakfast, then dive into the National Museum—eight immersive galleries that frame Arabia from deep prehistory to modern unification, with star pieces like prehistoric fossils, early inscriptions, and displays on the Two Holy Mosques.
Continue to King Abdulaziz Historical Center gardens for a serene stroll and the Hall of King Abdulaziz (classic cars and statehood memorabilia).
Step inside Murabba Palace, a Najdi architectural gem, to grasp royal daily life in the early 20th century.
Wander the atmospheric Dira Souq (sandalwood in the air; carpets, antiques, and silverwork abound) and the storied Masmak Fortress, where the 1902 recapture of Riyadh is retold—yes, the spear notch is still in the gate.
Optional: Traditional Najdi lunch in a heritage restaurant.
Overnight in Riyadh.

Head out by 4×4 to the epic Tuwaiq cliffs, nicknamed the Edge of the World. Peer over a sheer drop to fossil-dotted plains and ancient caravan traces. Walk safe cliff paths for big panoramas (your guide will pace the walk to your comfort). Return to Riyadh by afternoon.
Overnight in Riyadh.

Journey to Ushaiqer, a centuries-old pilgrimage stop—labyrinthine lanes, mud-brick homes with carved wooden doors, shaded arcades, and palm gardens. Learn about Najdi architecture and family compounds, visit a restored house museum, and sip Arabic coffee with dates in a traditional majlis. Return to Riyadh.
Overnight in Riyadh.

Morning flight to AlUla. Start at Hegra (Madain Saleh)—Saudi’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore exquisitely carved Nabataean tombs and inscriptions with a licensed site guide (small-group inside the site).
Visit the Hijaz Railway Station (when open) to hear the story of the ill-fated line and WWI intrigue.
Golden hour at Elephant Rock (Jabal AlFil)—iconic sandstone giant glowing at sunset.
Overnight in AlUla.

A restful morning or optional thrills: Helicopter flight over canyons and tombs; hike a sandstone canyon; or explore AlUla Old Town with mud-brick alleys and rooftop viewpoints.
Overnight in AlUla.

Drive north toward Tabuk to reach Wadi Al Disah, a dreamscape of vertical sandstone walls, clear streamlets, and palm clusters. Walk along shallow waters, find ancient inscriptions, and picnic Bedouin-style as the cliffs shift from ochre to crimson.
Overnight in Tabuk.

Experience the northwest’s legends and coasts:

• Al-Zeeta mountains: dunes and cinematic ridge lines.
• Al Bad’ (Maghaer Shuaib): rock-cut façades and the valley associated with Prophet Shuaib.
• Magna: visit the Springs of Moses amid date palms.
• Tayyib Al Ism: granite canyon dramatically opening to the Gulf of Aqaba.

Ras Alsheikh Hamid: remote beaches and the Catalina seaplane wreck.
Evening flight to Jeddah.
Overnight in Jeddah.

Walking tour through Al-Balad: coral-stone merchant houses with wooden rawasheen balconies, Beit Nassif, hidden galleries, spice-scented souks, and the Al Shafi Mosque—Jeddah’s oldest.
Explore the Al Tayebat Museum (four floors of regional culture, manuscripts, coins, costumes). Sunset drive along the New Jeddah Corniche—sculpture parks, broad promenades, and Red Sea views.
Overnight in Jeddah.

Free day to shop the malls, café-hop by the sea, or book an optional day trip to Taif (rose farms, mountain roads, traditional markets).
Overnight in Jeddah.

Join a curated street-to-table food tour: taste kabsa, mutabbaq, jareesh, saleeq, plus local sweets and signature drinks. Visit a traditional market to learn how families shop and spice their dishes. Expect stories, recipes, and generous portions.
Overnight in Jeddah.

Fly to Abha in the Asir highlands. Visit Shada Palace (mud-walled architecture turned handicrafts museum), then the Al-Muftaha arts district, rebuilt using traditional techniques—colorful façades, studios, and galleries.
Evening drive up Jabal Al Akhdar (Green Mountain)—a beloved lookout with glowing night vistas.
Overnight in Abha.

Ascend to Jabal Sawda (Saudi’s highest region, ~3,000 m): cool air, juniper forests, cloud-draped valleys, and (optional) cable car rides with sweeping views.
Continue to Rijal Almaa, famed for stacked-stone fortress houses with painted Asiri motifs. Explore the village lanes, photograph classic façades, and visit the community-run heritage museum. Evening flight back to Jeddah and hotel check-in.
Overnight in Jeddah.

Private transfer to the airport and assistance with formalities. Maʿa as-salāmah!