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Thirteen regions, coast to mountain to sand sea, with more to see and do than a single trip could hold.
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An old port town with reefs offshore, a labyrinthine souk inland, and the desert never far behind. The coral gardens are an hour off the beach, the diving is the easiest on the Hejaz coast, and the old town still trades from its coral-stone houses. Quiet now, but not for long.
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Nabataean tombs, sandstone canyons and some of the darkest night skies on earth. Hegra’s carved facades have stood for two thousand years, and the valley beyond them hides oases, rock art and gorges that reward slow travel.
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The capital, the Edge of the World, and open desert that starts at the ring road. Days here run from Diriyah’s mud-brick lanes to the theme parks rising at Qiddiya, and the escarpment north of the city drops away like the end of the map.
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Cool mountains, terraced villages and paragliding off the escarpment. The south-west highlands stay green most of the year, and the stone villages keep their painted doorways and weekly markets.
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The gate to the Red Sea. Al-Balad’s coral-stone houses lean over narrow lanes behind the port, the corniche comes alive at dusk, and the city makes the easiest first stop in the Kingdom.
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The Gulf coast: Al Khobar’s corniche, Dammam’s seafront and Ithra’s galleries at Dhahran. Inland sits Al-Ahsa, the largest oasis on earth, its two and a half million palms fed by springs beneath a UNESCO-listed old town.
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King Abdullah Economic City, an hour north of Jeddah: a marina town with lagoon-calm water and sandbanks a short cruise offshore. Pontoon days run from the marina with lunch grilled over the water, the canals take kayaks and paddleboards, and the fishing grounds sit twenty minutes out.
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Slot canyons, granite mountains and the far northern coast. This is the Kingdom’s wild north-west: Wadi Disah’s palms crowded between cliffs, mountains that take snow in a good winter, and a shoreline pointing at NEOM.
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Rock art older than the pyramids, desert forts and the red sands of the Nafud. Hail sits where the caravan routes crossed, and the desert around it holds Jubbah’s carvings and dunes that run for days.
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Juniper forests, escarpment edges and genuinely cool air. Dozens of stone villages sit along the ridge, the marble village of Dhee Ayn glows below it, and the forest parks fill with families on Fridays.
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Date country. Buraydah’s markets move more dates than anywhere on earth, the souks keep their auction mornings, and beyond the palm groves the open desert is camel ground.
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Rose farms and cool Hejazi highlands above the escarpment, the Kingdom’s summer town. In spring the rose harvest scents whole villages; the rest of the year brings pomegranates, honey and mountain air.
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The Kingdom’s far south-west, where the Sarawat mountains drop to a green coastal plain. Wadi Lajab cuts a palm-filled canyon through the rock with water running most of the year, and the Fifa terraces climb into cloud above it.
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