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Saudi Arabia

Desert monuments, emerging cultural ambition, and a country opening itself with increasing confidence.

Scale, redefined through heritage

Limitless energy and incredible landscapes, unforgettable for their stark beauty. It’s a place where bold contemporary architecture rises from the desert, and cutting-edge modernity meets deep-rooted tradition. The coral stone houses and artist studios of Jeddah are links back through time to centuries of exchange across the Red Sea. The sculpted sandstone valleys and ancient tombs of AlUla, along with the vast silence of the Empty Quarter, give a glimpse of the ancient past. But often, the most striking thing you’ll take away from time spent here is interacting with the people. The warmth and hospitality of Arab culture are unrivaled, so that whether this is your first visit or your fiftieth, you’ll feel right at home.

Must Visit in Saudi Arabia

From beautiful places and vibrant cities to breathtaking landscapes.

Elephant Rock (Jabal AlFil)

A massive, natural sandstone arch shaped like an elephant standing in the desert sands.

Hegra (Madain Saleh)

Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site features monumental tombs carved directly into golden sandstone by the Nabataeans.

Umluj

A labyrinth of centuries-old mud-brick and stone houses built along an ancient oasis.

AlUla Old Town

Often called the "Maldives of Saudi Arabia," it boasts crystal-clear turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs.

Top Experiences

MARAYA

The world's largest mirrored building, a breathtaking marvel nestled amidst the captivating landscapes of AlUla.

ITHRA

The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, also known as Ithra, is one of Saudi’s most innovative cultural landmarks.

RED SAND DUNES TOUR

Escape to the mesmerizing red sand dunes, where adventure and timeless Arabian heritage create an unforgettable desert experience.

SEAPLANE OVER THE RED SEA

Experience a spectacular seaplane flight, taking in breathtaking aerial views as the brilliant blue waters of the Red Sea unfold beneath you.

EDGE OF THE WORLD

A 1131 metre high cliff along the five hundred mile long Tuwaik Mountain Range, Jebel Fihrayn is one of the most stunning places in Saudi Arabia.

FARASAN ISLANDS & RED SEA DIVING

A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with some of the world's most pristine coral reefs, one of the most remarkable marine environments on the planet.

Luxury Accommodation

Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Born from the stars of the infinite sky above and the colorful reef below, Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve carries on the traditions of those who traveled across uncharted territory to discover pristine natural beauty, rich cultural heritage and flavors as vivid as the sea itself. Surrounded by crystal-clear water and soft white sand, Nujuma is an unspoiled sanctuary where exploration unveils a constellation of unforgettable experiences.

Banyan Tree AlUla

Nestled in the magical Ashar Valley, one of the world’s most captivating destinations, the hotel is surrounded by breathtaking vistas of sweeping desert sands, towering sandstone cliffs and rugged rock formations. Experience luxury living at this desert oasis, where canopy tents pay tribute to the land and blend seamlessly with the scenery.

Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh At Kingdom Center

Perched atop the iconic Kingdom Tower, our Riyadh hotel seamlessly blends authentic Saudi heritage with modern luxury, making it ideal for business and leisure travellers alike. Indulge in exceptional French cuisine at Café Boulud, inspired by Michelin-distinguished chef Daniel Boulud, and unwind in the serene Spa. With exceptional service and world-class amenities, Four Seasons ensures an unforgettable stay.