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Saudi Arabia

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The country that is known for its extraordinary variety and the unique beauty of its landscapes. The host of the largest sand dunes desert in the world, the incredible Rub’ Al-Khali and dozens of kilometers of pristine beaches where lays a hundreds of kilometers of coral reefs displaying their flashy tones through the crystal clear waters. The rich culture that uniquely differs across the nation, but they all holding the same values of generosity and hospitality. Each spot has its own story to tell and each place has its own charm. So wherever you are, a 2 hours’ drive is enough take you to a whole different atmosphere. If you’re looking for authenticity and mix of sea and desert adventure, Saudi Arabia it the perfect choice.

 

  • Country WeatherGenerally desert, and it's very hot in summer in all of the country. Rains are very scarce. However, there are differences among the areas that are worth considering.
  • Must Try DrinkArabic Cofee/ Sobia
  • Must Try DishKabsah /Saleeg
  • Best Time to VistFrom October till May as weather is mild and temperature starts to cool down.
  • Time ZoneSaudi Arabia Standard Time is GMT+3
  • National LanguageArabic
  • Local CurrencySaudi Reyal
Adventures of Saudi Arabia

Tabuk Essentials

3 days adventure to explore the main highlights of Tabuk region uncovering the future city of Neom, and beaches of tabuk coast as well as hiking through its famous Wadi Dissah & wadi Tayeb EL Esm valleys
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Jewels of Farasan

Explore the virgin islands of Farasan in 3 days, swim, snorkel, and fish in its hidden gems. Discover its mangroves and eat local jizani and farasani food
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Best of Jizan

Experience the best of Jazan region in 4 days. Hike wadi Lajab, explore Fifa mountains and hop and snorkel between nearby islands
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Country FAQ

Do I need a visa to visit Saudi Arabia?

Unless you are a Saudi, a resident in Saudi, or a GCC citizen you will need a visa to enter Saudi Arabia. Based on your nationality, different visa options exist including e-Visa, Visa on arrival and Consulate visa.

What electricity plugs are used in Saudi Arabia?

For Saudi Arabia the standard plug is type G, which is the plug that has three rectangular pins in a triangular pattern. Saudi Arabia operates on a 230V supply voltage and 60Hz

Can I Drink from Tap water?

Tap water in Saudi Arabia is not adequate for drinking . We recommend to drink from bottled water.

Is SaudiArabia Safe Country?

Yes, Saudi Arabia is safe for tourists. As with travel to any other country in the world, be respectful of local rules and customs, be mindful of your surroundings, and carry out due diligence before traveling. Be sure to consult travel advisories before your trip.

 

Should female wear Abayas?

Female tourists in Saudi Arabia no longer need to wear an abaya.

According to the Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage, it is not mandatory for women visiting the country to wear an abaya or hijab. Both men and women are advised to dress modestly in public and to avoid tight-fitting clothing. Women should cover shoulders and knees in public, but do not need to wear traditional clothing.