Distance: 50 KM
Estimated time: 40 Minutes

Upon arrival at the international airport, after completing the immigration and customs formalities, you will meet a "Daam Travel" coordinator in the arrivals hall who will carry a sign with your name to pick you up from the airport to Riyadh.

Distance: 40 KM
Estimated time: 30 Minutes
Site visit duration: 2 Hours

Breakfast, transfer to visit National Museum: which is the most famous Museum in the Kingdom. Walk through one of the best outdoor gardens in Saudi Arabia. also, you have the chance to see the Hall of King Abdulaziz where there is a showroom of old cars that were used by the king.

Darat King Abdulaziz:
You have the chance to learn more about the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Islam, and the Arab world at King Abdul Aziz Dara. The resources (articles and items) are available in numerous languages, you will see maps, illustrations, and documents for any pertaining reference here. The historical complex also includes the Military Museum and the National Library Museum.

Distance: 5 KM
Estimated time: 5 Minutes
Site visit duration: 2-3 Hours

Al Masmak Palace is a historical fort in Saudi Arabia, built in 1865 from clay and mud-brick mixed with straw. It has solid high walls, two entrances, and small openings for gun barrels. The palace now houses Al Masmak Museum, which showcases the historical heritage and transitions of the Kingdom’s rule.

Back to your hotel for a break. Late afternoon you will go to visit to Al Diriyah.

Distance: 35 KM
Estimated time: 40 Minutes
Site visit duration: 4-5 Hours

Al Diriyah - the city that embraces Saudi Arabia's past.
It was established in 1446 AD. It takes you back to the ancient history of the KSA through its old streets, heritage landmarks, and unique natural components.It used to be a hub for travelers passing through Asia, Africa, and Europe as well as a route for trade and pilgrimage.
The strategic location of this city on the banks of Wadi Hanifah, northwest of Riyadh, makes it a world-class cultural suburb. It contains museums in its old buildings to give you a glimpse into the past. Diriyah has gained a historical and heritage status, and in 2010, At-Turaif District was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Distance: 180 KM
Estimated time: 2 Hours
Site visit duration: 3 Hours

Breakfast, transfer to visit Ushaiger hamlet, located around 180 kilometers northwest of Riyadh, is one of the oldest mud villages in the Najd region. What distinguishes Ushaiger is the fact that some local families valued their legacy so highly that they opted to restore some structures and portions of the town to their former beauty.
Ushaiger, which translates as "the little blonde," is named for the nearby red mountain. The first settlers arrived roughly 1500 years ago, and the hamlet became a popular destination for pilgrims traveling to Hajj.

Distance: 180 KM
Estimated time: 2 Hours

Distance: 10 KM
Estimated time: 20 Minutes
Site visit duration: 1 Hour

Buraidah, the capital of Qassim province in Saudi Arabia, is gaining popularity as a tourist destination. Known as the “city of dates” for its high-quality date production and annual date festival, it offers a blend of modern attractions and rich history. The city is surrounded by farms and orchards, providing a taste of country life. Key attractions include museums showcasing local history and the Al Qassim Camel Market, the world’s largest camel market, offering a unique and authentic Saudi experience.

Distance: 200 KM
Estimated time: 2 Hours & 20 Minutes
Site visit duration: 1 Hour & 30 Minutes

Hail is situated between Mount Shammer to the north and Mount Salma to the south, it's recognized as the capital of the Arabian Desert, which is home to legends like the Arabian poet Hatim Al Tai, whose altruism earned him spots in tales/ stories like "Thousand Nights," also known as "Arabian Nights,"

The A'arif Fort (Built on a hilltop summit, the fortress is visible from any place in Hail):
Located on a mountain in the center of Hail, this rectangular mud and clay fortress spans 440 square meters. It was built for city defense and includes watchtowers, residential areas, a mosque, bathrooms, prayer rooms, restrooms, and warehouses. Today, it offers beautiful views of the northern city.

Qishlah Palace: Situated in the center of Hail, this mud palace was built in the 1940s as an artillery and weapons station. It has two floors, 8.5-meter-high walls, eight watch towers, and two main gateways. It was designated a cultural site in 1995.

Distance: 80 KM
Estimated time: 1 Hour
Site visit duration: 1 Hour & 30 Minutes

Jubbah, located northwest of Hail, is home to Jabal Umm Sinman, which features Neolithic rock inscriptions dating back 7,000 to 9,000 years. These inscriptions, among the most well-known in the Middle East, depict ancient objects like clothes, weapons, and animals. Nearby, Jabal Al Manjor and Jabal Raat at Shuwaymis are also significant sites, all listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Together, these locations offer a glimpse into nearly 10,000 years of history, making Hail City a must-visit for those interested in history, culture, and adventure..

Distance: 400 KM
Estimated time: 5 Hours
Site visit duration: 1-2 Hours

AlUla, the first Saudi site to be inducted into the UNESCO World Heritage List is Al-Ula. Its rocks are filled with beautiful inscriptions, texts dating back to the first century BC, and obscure symbols that will reveal hidden stories inside its historical sites. On this day you are going to visit:

Jabal Al-Fil - Natural icon
Jabal Al-Fil stands as a natural sculpture on soft golden sands, at a height of more than 50 meters, shaped by nature over the years like an elephant form.

Distance: 35 KM
Estimated time: 30 Minutes
Site visit duration: 3 Hours

Hegra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia, features over 110 well-preserved tombs carved into desert mountains for the Nabataean elite. These tombs, inscribed with details about the deceased, offer insights into ancient leaders, soldiers, and healers. Visitors can learn about the ancient culture of AlUla, with evidence of human presence dating back beyond the 1st millennium BCE. The Nabataean city thrived from the late 2nd century BCE to the 2nd century CE.

Distance: 35 KM
Estimated time: 30 Minutes
Site visit duration: 3 Hours

Dadan & Jabal Ikmah Tour:

AlUla, once the capital of the Dadan and Lihyan kingdoms, features inscriptions in Latin, Nabataean, Greek, and other ancient languages on the mountains and rocks of Al-Hijr. Al-Hijr is home to 110 Nabataean tombs, including the notable Qasr al-Farid, the largest rock facade in AlUla. A short drive away, Jabal Ikmah is located in a stunning desert canyon.

Distance: 350 KM
Estimated time: 4 Hours & 30 Minutes
Site visit duration: 2 Hours

Breakfast, transfer to visit Medina, one of the two holiest cities in Islam, stands as a pivotal destination for millions of pilgrims journeying to Saudi Arabia for Hajj or Umrah. At the heart of this sacred city lies Al Masjid An-Nabawi (Prophet’s Mosque). This holy mosque, constructed by the Prophet Muhammad (Peace upon Him) Himself, is not only a place of worship but also his final resting place—he is buried inside the Masjid.

Medina holds profound historical significance as it is where the Prophet Muhammad (Peace upon Him) resided and imparted his teachings following the Hijrah, the migration from Makkah in 622 A.D. This event is so crucial in Islamic history that it marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar.

Visitors to Medina can explore a wealth of historical and spiritual sites, including the Quba Mosque, the first mosque built by the Prophet Muhammad; Al-Hujum Well and Adzq Well, both rich in historical significance; the Fort of Ka’ab bin Asyraf, a site of historical battles; and the Quba Castle. Additionally, the area is home to the site associated with Salman Al-Farisi, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace upon Him).

Note: Only Muslims are allowed to visit mosques; non-Muslims may view them from the outside.

Distance: 350 KM
Estimated time: 4 Hours & 30 Minutes

Continue your planned visits to the next point, transfer to Jeddah.

Jeddah Yacht Club & Marina
It’s a magnificent five-star marina on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast. Whether the customers are looking for boat excursions, elegant dining, or simply admiring the breathtaking views of the Red Sea, Jeddah boat Club & Marina is an excellent choice for dinner and leisure time.

- Fine Dining Restaurants: Savor wonderful meals along the boardwalk.

- Retail Outlets: Look at shopping options in the marina area.

Distance: 45 KM
Estimated time: 35 Minutes
Site visit duration: 3-4 Hours

Historic Jeddah, also known as Al-Balad, is a stunning beachfront area that has united diverse cultures over the years. This UNESCO World Heritage site features eight gates, each with a unique historical narrative, and over ten ancient houses with distinctive designs. The area has been transformed with modern technologies into art galleries and specialty cafes. The wooden Rawashins, examples of authentic architecture, overlook the modern life below.

Start your tour by visiting (Al Balad), a walking tour in the “Old Town” to explore the ancient houses that have old designs in Ottoman architecture. many of the oldest families used to live and work there. It has many restaurants, a traditional souk, and historic buildings. Visitors can stroll around the old streets and take in the old town's traditional scenery.

Distance: 20 KM
Estimated time: 25 Minutes
Site visit duration: 2 Hours & 30 Minutes

Tayebat Museum
Get ready for a fascinating journey to the Tayebat Museum, which offers a glimpse into Jeddah's rich and diverse history. The museum is built in a multiroom building that replicates the ancient city's traditional Hijazi architecture, complete with elaborate coral masonry and bay windows covered in wooden lattice work.

With several floors of in-depth exhibits, the museum offers a living history lesson on the foundation of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and the wider Arabian Peninsula. There is also an entire floor dedicated to the city’s rich Islamic heritage.

Distance: 15 KM
Estimated time: 20 Minutes
Site visit duration: 2 Hours

The New Jeddah Corniche
Located along the coast of the Red Sea in Jeddah, it takes up an area of 30 km kilometers and consists of a coastal road, recreation area, various sculptures, and the famous king Fahad’s fountain which is the highest fountain in the world.

The Floating Mosque "Al-Rahmah Mosque."
Learn about this glamorous construction, one of the most distinctive symbols of Jeddah. The Floating Mosque was built in 1985 on a water surface, with bases planted under the surface of the sea. It is also called "Al-Rahmah Mosque."

Distance: 35 KM
Estimated time: 30 Minutes

Breakfast, your driver will be waiting at the hotel to escort you to Jeddah Airport for your final departure. Return home with a treasure trove of unforgettable memories.