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3-Day Adventure Tour in Tabuk Region
Duration: 3 Days, 2 Nights (Optional)
Recommended Arrival: If traveling from outside Tabuk, it’s best to arrive the night before the tour starts.
- Day 1: Hisma Desert Exploration
Departure: 9:00 AM from Tabuk—
Activities:
- Visit ancient inscriptions and historical sites
- Off-road desert drives and a short hike
- Explore canyons and a wildlife reserve
- Witness a breathtaking desert sunset
- Overnight: Luxury glamping camp in central Hisma Desert
- Evening:
- Stargazing under the clear desert sky
- Enjoy a dunes walk around the camp
- BBQ dinner by the fire
- Day 2: Addisah Valley & Northern Wonders
- Breakfast: 9:00 AM at camp
- Journey:
- Stop at Alshaq Canyon for scenic views
- Continue to Addisah Valley, one of Saudi Arabia most iconic natural destinations
- Enjoy a picnic-style lunch in the valley
- Explore multiple scenic spots and walk through the valley
- Sunset: Panoramic view from Addisah mountains
- Return Options:
- Back to your hotel in Tabuk
- Optional overnight stay at our camp
- Day 3: Haql Town & the Northern Coast
- Destinations:
- Visit Haql, a coastal town at Saudi Arabia northernmost point
- Explore Alaqan area or Allowz Mountain en route
- Discover the Gulf of Aqaba stunning views of neighboring countries
- Experience some of the best snorkeling or diving spots, featuring vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life
- Mediterranean-like weather with 0% humidity in summer
- Crystal-clear waters and a serene coastal atmosphere
This itinerary offers a perfect blend of desert adventure, natural beauty, and coastal exploration.
Highlights
- • Explore the breathtaking Hisma Desert with its towering sandstone cliffs and golden dunes.
- • Discover the lush Addisah Valley, a hidden oasis of natural beauty.
- • Visit historical landmarks like Tabuk Castle and ancient archaeological sites.
- • Immerse yourself in the region’s culture, history, and stunning landscapes.
Includes
- Accommodations
- Transportation
- Guiding
- Full board meals
- Snacks and drinks
- flights tickets
Details
Tabuk Region: History, Nature, and Geographical diversity
The Tabuk region, located in the northwestern corner of Saudi Arabia, is a captivating blend of historical significance, natural beauty, and geographical diversity. Bordering Jordan and the Red Sea, it is a gateway to ancient trade routes and a crossroads of civilizations.
Historical Significance:
Tabuk has been a historically strategic region, serving as a vital stop along the ancient incense and pilgrimage routes. It is home to Tabuk Castle, a fortress dating back to 600years, which has been an important rest stop for travelers and pilgrims throughout history. The region is also linked to stories from the Prophet Moses’ journey and is rich with archaeological sites, including rock carvings, ancient wells, and remnants of Nabatean, Thamodic, Roman and a lot of civilizations, which once thrived in this area.
Natural Beauty:
Tabuk is a treasure trove of natural wonders. The Hisma Desert, often compared to Wadi Rum in Jordan which is part of Hisma Desert (20%) of the area, boasts striking sandstone formations, vast dunes, and mesmerizing landscapes perfect for stargazing. The Addasah Valley is a lush oasis amidst the desert, offering a rare glimpse of greenery, flowing streams, and tranquil surroundings. On the western edge of the region, the Red Sea Coast enchants visitors with crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and untouched beaches, making it a paradise for divers and beach lovers.
Geographical Diversity:
Spanning deserts, mountains, valleys, and coastlines, Tabuk’s geography is as diverse as it is stunning. The towering sandstone mountains of Hisma contrast beautifully with the fertile valleys like Addasah. The region’s climate varies, with cooler winters and moderate summers compared to other parts of Saudi Arabia, making it a year-round destination. The proximity to the Red Sea enhances its ecological diversity, offering marine and terrestrial ecosystems that are unique to the region.
A Modern Vision:
Today, Tabuk is part of Saudi Arabia’s ambitious NEOM project, aiming to create a sustainable and innovative future while preserving the region’s natural and cultural heritage.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or an adventurer, Tabuk offers a unique experience where ancient history meets modern vision, set against a backdrop of some of the most stunning landscapes in the Arabian Peninsula.
Know Before You Go
• The ideal time to visit Tabuk is during the cooler months (November to April), as summers can be extremely hot.
• In this program we set the price on the moon tents ( single or double, shared toilets ) let us know if you are looking to have ( authentic tent option, private toilet ).
What To Bring
• Keep your passport or ID with you always.
• The currency is the Saudi Riyal (SAR). Carry some cash, as smaller towns or remote areas may not accept credit cards.
• Drink bottled water and stay hydrated, especially when exploring deserts and valleys.
• Mobile networks are reliable in urban areas but may be weak in remote locations. A local SIM card or portable Wi-Fi device is useful.
• Temperatures drop significantly at night in the desert, so pack warm layers if visiting in winter.
