The Sacred Northwest Arabia Trail | Saudi Arabia Travel Package 7 Days 6 Nights

Arrival Haql Border - Jethros tombs - Mosess well - Jabel Al Lawz - Golden Calf - Split Rock - Tabuk Overnight

After breakfast, arrive at the Haql Border, located in the far northwest of Saudi Arabia near the Gulf of Aqaba. This region is surrounded by dramatic mountains and is deeply connected to ancient biblical and Quranic history. Begin the journey with a visit to Jethro’s Tombs, believed by many traditions to be associated with Prophet Shu’ayb (peace be upon him), an important figure revered in Islamic and biblical heritage. Continue to Moses’ Well, a site traditionally linked to the journey of Prophet Musa (peace be upon him), reflecting the deep spiritual significance of this region. Proceed to Jabal Al Lawz, a striking mountain known for its dark volcanic peaks and often associated with ancient narratives connected to Prophet Musa’s journey. Visit the site believed to be associated with the Golden Calf, linked to the story of the Israelites during their wandering period, offering a powerful insight into early monotheistic history. Continue to the Split Rock, a massive rock formation said in tradition to be connected to the miracle of water flowing for the people of Prophet Musa, making it one of the most awe-inspiring natural landmarks in the area. After a full day of exploration, continue to Tabuk. Overnight at the hotel.

Tabuk - Wadi Dissah 4x4 Tour - Transfer to AlUla - Elephant Rock & Old Town - Al Ula Overnight

After breakfast, depart Tabuk for an unforgettable 4x4 adventure into Wadi Dissah, one of Saudi Arabia’s most beautiful natural valleys. This hidden gem is surrounded by towering sandstone cliffs, lush palm trees, and seasonal water streams, creating a striking contrast to the surrounding desert. The valley’s dramatic scenery and tranquility make it a highlight of northern Saudi Arabia. After the tour, continue the journey toward Al Ula, an extraordinary region shaped by thousands of years of human civilization. Upon arrival, visit the iconic Elephant Rock, a giant sandstone formation naturally carved by wind and erosion, resembling an elephant standing in the open desert. Continue to Al Ula Old Town, where you will explore traditional mud-brick houses and narrow alleyways that once sheltered pilgrims and traders along ancient routes. Overnight at the hotel.

Al Ula - Hegra - Dadan & Jabal Ikrmah - AlUla Overnight

After breakfast, begin a full day exploring Al Ula’s world-class archaeological sites. Visit Hegra (Madain Saleh), Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient Nabataean city features over 100 monumental tombs carved directly into massive sandstone cliffs, similar in style to Petra in Jordan, but larger in scale and remarkably well preserved. Continue to Dadan, once the capital of powerful ancient kingdoms that ruled this region long before Islam. Here you will see rock-cut tombs and remains that reveal the importance of Al Ula in ancient Arabian history. Visit Jabal Ikmah, often called an open-air library, where thousands of inscriptions and carvings in ancient languages record religious practices, trade, and daily life from over 2,000 years ago. Overnight at the hotel.

Al Ula - Transfer to Medina - Madina Overnight

After breakfast, depart Al Ula and travel to Medina, one of the most sacred cities in Islam and a place of profound spiritual meaning. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the city, which has welcomed pilgrims and travelers for centuries. Medina is known for its calm spirit, religious significance, and deep connection to Islamic history. Overnight at the hotel.

Medina - Medina City Tour - Transfer to Jeddah by Bus - Jeddah Overnight

After breakfast, visit the Assayfieh Museum, which presents Islamic history through artifacts, models, and visual displays that help visitors understand the development of Islamic civilization and life in the early Islamic period. Continue to Taiba Souq, a traditional market where pilgrims and locals shop for dates, perfumes, prayer items, and souvenirs, reflecting Medina’s religious and cultural character. Enjoy an exterior view of Al Masjid an-Nabawi (the Prophet’s Mosque), one of the most sacred sites in Islam and the final resting place of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Later, transfer to Jeddah, the gateway to the Red Sea and a city known for its cultural diversity and maritime heritage. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and relax after the journey. Overnight at the hotel.

Jeddah – Jeddah City Tour - Jeddah Overnight

After breakfast, start your exploration of Jeddah with a visit to Al Taybat Museum, one of the most important museums in the city. This multi-storey complex showcases Saudi heritage, traditional costumes, Islamic art, old manuscripts, and architectural styles from different regions of the Kingdom, offering an excellent introduction to local culture and history. Continue to Al Balad, Jeddah’s UNESCO-listed historic district, famous for its centuries-old coral stone houses and wooden “rawashin” balconies. Visit Beit Sallum and Bait Nassif, two iconic heritage houses that once belonged to prominent merchant families and played a key role in Jeddah’s social and political life. Pass through Souk Al Alawi, one of the oldest markets in Saudi Arabia, where locals still trade gold, spices, perfumes, and traditional goods, giving you a glimpse into daily life and commerce as it has existed for generations. Later, visit the Floating Mosque, beautifully positioned over the Red Sea and appearing to float on the water, especially stunning during high tide. End the day with a stop at the King Fahd Fountain, the tallest fountain in the world, shooting seawater hundreds of meters into the sky and symbolizing Jeddah’s modern identity. Overnight at the hotel.

Jeddah - Departure from Jeddah

After breakfast, enjoy free time at the hotel before transferring to Jeddah International Airport for your departure, concluding a journey through Saudi Arabia’s spiritual, historical, and natural wonders.