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Saudi Arabia has opened to leisure travelers, and the sights are extraordinary: the Nabataean tombs of Hegra at AlUla, the mud-brick old town of Diriyah outside Riyadh, Jeddah's coral-house Al Balad district on the Red Sea, and dramatic desert landscapes like Elephant Rock. Fond Travels packages flights from the US with hotels and guided touring across the kingdom, and books it for you by phone.

What a Saudi Arabia package can include

  • Round-trip flights from the US to Riyadh (RUH) or Jeddah (JED), plus domestic flights to AlUla
  • Hotels in Riyadh's King Fahd Road and Diplomatic Quarter, Jeddah's Corniche, and desert resorts in AlUla
  • Licensed guides, airport transfers, and inter-city flights
  • Hegra and Elephant Rock, AlUla Old Town, Diriyah's At-Turaif district, Edge of the World cliffs, Jeddah's Al Balad and Red Sea snorkeling

Best time to go

October–March brings warm days and cool desert nights, which is when AlUla's festivals and outdoor sites are at their best. Summer is extremely hot across the country; Jeddah stays humid year-round.

Popular itineraries

  • Riyadh + AlUla (6–7 nights): the capital, Diriyah, and three days among AlUla's tombs and canyons
  • Jeddah + AlUla (6 nights): Red Sea old town and heritage, then the desert
  • Grand tour (9–10 nights): Riyadh, AlUla, and Jeddah with domestic flights

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FAQs

6–7 nights covers Riyadh and AlUla; allow 9–10 to add Jeddah and the Red Sea coast.

US passport holders can typically apply for a tourist e-visa online or obtain one on arrival — ask us about current requirements before travel.

Curious, well-traveled visitors who want to see a destination early, archaeology and desert-landscape fans, and travelers combining a heritage trip with the Gulf.

Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees is expected for everyone in public, and headscarves are no longer required for visiting women; alcohol is not available, and we'll brief you on local etiquette before you go.