4-Day Saudi Arabia Tour in Al Ula

After a hotel breakfast in Al Ula, you are off for a second day of visiting the lovely Madain Saleh, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The ancient city was called "Al Hegra" and was a major trading outpost covering a 2000-square-meter compound famous for tombs carved into sandstone cliffs. It rests among the top things to do in Al Ula, the region's opulent history and magnificent scenery.

Some Highlights Include:

Qasr Al-Farid ('The Lonely Castle'): Jerry, the biggest and best-known tomb with a grand but unfinished facade. Best click sunrise and sunset photos here.

Jabal Al-Ahmar (The Red Mountain): So called because of its reddish sandstone, and contains up to 18 tombs with beautiful inscriptions and carvings that illustrate Nabataean customs of burial.

Jabal Al-Banat (Mountain of the Daughters): A site with over 30 tombs said to belong to prominent Nabataean women, adorned with motifs and Thamudic inscriptions.

Diwan and Jabal Ithlib: Jabal Ithlib, a holy mountain, lies next to the Diwan, a rock-hewn hall where political and spiritual gatherings take place. A narrow passageway leads to a ceremonial path reminiscent of Petra's Siq.

Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant before venturing up Harrat Uairedh, an elevated area that offers fantastic panoramic views. Then return to Al Ula for your overnight accommodation at the hotel.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner.

On the third day of your tour, after breakfast, you will visit the World Heritage sites of Dadan and Jabal Ikmah. An open-air library, Jabal Ikmah, has the most inscriptions anywhere in Al Ula. Dadan was the capital for the kingdoms of Dadan and Lihyan and dates back to around the 9th-8th century BCE. It had over ten tombs carved out within its red cliffs, including the Lion Tombs, which mark prestigious burials. After that, visit the Old Town to discover Al Ula's rich historical narrative and leisurely walk through its lush oasis and agricultural lands. The grand finale to your day's explorations will be an impressive viewing of the Elephant Rock, an amazing natural architecture, making this one of the best Al Ula tours available, and a perfect addition to your Saudi Arabia tours.

Provided Meals: breakfast and dinner.

After breakfast, one will be transferred to Al-Ula Airport for departure on the last day of the 4-day Al Ula adventure with Saudi Arabia tours, officially marking the end of an unforgettable trip with Saudi Arabia tours, from history to culture to breathtaking scenery.

Meals: Breakfast.