Experience
Saudi Arabia is a destination that is perfectly poised to offer unique Experiences, and we have curated a selection of these Experiences perfect for any traveler’s taste.
Discover the beauty & history
Explore Saudi Arabia
About RAWNAQ Tourism
Our Purpose Is To Open The Opportunities For Travel And Tourism In Saudi Arabia, A Country Ready To Welcome Visitors With Warm Arabian Hospitality, Picturesque Natural Beauty, Fascinating History And Rich Cultural Experiences. We Want To Bring Saudi Arabia Closer To The World And With Our Local Knowledge And Passion For Travel And Tourism, We Are Best Equipped To Elevate The Kingdom Onto Your Traveler’s ‘Must See’ Lists.
Our Services
Visa
Tourist e-visas are available for 49 nationalities via visa.visitsaudi.com – or through visa on arrival. RAWNAQ is ready to offer advice on other visa requirements. Saudi authorities also announced that nationals of any country holding a US, UK or Schengen visa in their passport will be eligible to apply for a tourist visa.
Accommodation
We hold the keys to the most diverse collection of accommodations across the Kingdom. From unique and luxurious addresses in Riyadh, to stunning resorts on the Corniche in Jeddah and luxury desert tents, we can accommodate our guests in style. We appreciate that a comfortable and quality accommodation will enhance the overall experience.
Fit
Our tailor-made tours showcase the wealth of remarkable sights and experiences throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We listen to what our quests want and enhance their program with our local knowledge, to deliver immersive experiences through local experts and guides. Our guests will make memories and connections to our country and its people that will truly be everlasting.
Getting Here
With 13 International Airports, Served By A Wealth Of Global Carriers, Getting To And Around The Kingdom Could Not Be Easier.
Riyadh
King Khalid International Airport (RUH)
Jeddah
King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED)
Dammam
King Fahd International Airport (DMM)
Madinah
Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz International Airport (MED)
Taif
Taif International Airport (TIF)
Abha
Abha International Airport (AHB)
Ha'il
Hail International Airport (HAS)
Gazan
King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz International Airport (GIZ)
Qassim
Prince Nayef Bin Abdulaziz International Airport (ELQ)
Tabuk
Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz International Airport (TUU)
Yanbu
Prince Abdulmohsin Bin Abdulaziz International Airport (YNB)
Jouf
Al-Jouf International Airport (AJF)
Al Ahsa
Al-Ahsa International Airport (HOF)
Saudi Arabia also operates 15 domestic airports, for short hops between regions. For further information, visit the General Authority for Civil Aviation.
The sights of Saudi Arabia
What to do in the 13 regions of Saudi Arabia: What to see in the Kingdom?
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a study in contrasts. From Al Jouf in the north to Jazan in the south, you’ll find arid deserts and lush forests, ancient archaeological digs and modern architecture, and haute cuisine and street food. Underpinning all these disparate experiences? Our famous “hafawah,” or Saudi hospitality.
Discover this diverse country on a summer getaway. Book a tour based on the number of days you want to travel, the size of your group and where you want to go — whether it is five days on a Red Sea coastal tour or a daylong adventure through the caves and mountains of Tabuk.
The Cappa
Observe Antiquity in Al Jouf
A crossroads for historic trade routes, Al Jouf is one of the Kingdom’s oldest inhabited regions and home to archaeological sites —as well as enormous olive and date orchards.
Eat Local Produce in Al Qassim
Nestled almost at the center of the Arabian Peninsula, Al Qassim has a long history and rich heritage that are ripe for many types of exploration —and ripe with traditional produce.
Immerse Yourself in the History of Ha’il
Home of Hatim al-Tai, a famous Arab poet who lived before Muhammad’s preaching of Islam, the northern province of Ha’il —a largely agricultural region —is known for its warm hospitality and open-air markets.
See the Sights of Tabuk
Tabuk is the capital city of the Tabuk Region and the northern gateway to the Arabian Peninsula. Facing the Red Sea, it’s also surrounded by pristine white beaches and some of the most important monuments and attractions in the Kingdom, which reflect the ancient history of the region.
Have an Outdoor Adventure in Jazan
Jazan’s green and mountainous terrain offers a wealth of hiking trails, while its gently curving shoreline is ideal for family holidays and water sports.
Journey to the Holy City of Makkah
Rising in the west, the province of Makkah is among the most visited in Saudi Arabia, though the city of Makkah itself is accessible only to Muslims.
Shop for Souvenirs in Najran
Tucked away in Saudi Arabia’s southwest is the ancient province of Najran, one of the most important archaeological and historical sites in the Kingdom. It is also home to one of the oldest markets of the Arabian Peninsula, where you can find everything from daggers to dates.
Take a Hike in Asir
Located at the southern end of the Red Sea coast, Asir is a natural wonder, blending mist-clad mountains with vast deserts.
Admire the Views in Al Baha
Small in size but rich in character, Al Baha’s endless expanses of green forests and panoramic mountain vistas are must-sees.
Eat Dates in the Eastern Province
Tourist e-visas are available for 49 nationalities via visa.visitsaudi.com – or through visa on arrival. RAWNAQ is ready to offer advice on other visa requirements. Saudi authorities also announced that nationals of any country holding a US, UK or Schengen visa in their passport will be eligible to apply for a tourist visa.
Explore Islam in Medina
Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province stretches from the shallow shores of the Arabian Gulf through the verdant hills of Al Ahsa and is known as much for its diverse culture as its dates.
Find your scent in Taif
Visitors wanting to buy some of Taif’s famed rose oil or rose water can do so at the Al Gadhi Rose Factory, or at Al Gadhi’s shop in Taif’s central market, where a small bottle costs around SAR50 (about US$13). Opposite the shop is a café serving rose tea and a small garden of knee-high rose bushes.