Saudi Arabia Travel — AlUla, Riyadh, Jeddah & Umrah

Why Visit Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is home to Islam's two holiest sites — Masjid al-Haram in Makkah and the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah — drawing millions of pilgrims and Umrah visitors every year.
AlUla is one of the world's most extraordinary new tourism destinations — an ancient valley of Nabataean rock-cut tombs, rose-red formations, and desert silence rivalling Petra in scale.
Diriyah, birthplace of the first Saudi state, has been meticulously restored as a living UNESCO heritage site of mudbrick palaces, traditional souqs, and historic mosques near Riyadh.
Vision 2030 has transformed Saudi Arabia's tourism landscape — the Red Sea coast, Aseer's mountain valleys, and the emerging arts and entertainment scene offer entirely new reasons to visit.

Best Time to Visit
October–April for most of the country. Abha and the Aseer highlands are pleasant year-round due to elevation. The Hajj and Umrah seasons have specific religious timings — Ramada Tours can advise on the best windows.
Suggested Duration
5–14 days (5 for Riyadh & Jeddah; up to 14 for a full itinerary including Madinah, AlUla, and Abha)
Currency
Saudi Riyal (SAR)
Language
Arabic (English spoken in major hotels, tourist sites, and business areas)

Islam's holiest city, home to the Masjid al-Haram and the Kaaba, and the destination of Hajj and Umrah for millions of Muslims each year.

The second holiest city in Islam, home to the Prophet's Mosque (Masjid an-Nabawi) and a place of deep spiritual significance for Muslim visitors.

Saudi Arabia's fast-growing capital, blending the mud-brick heritage of Diriyah with a modern skyline of record-breaking towers.

Saudi Arabia's Red Sea gateway city, with a UNESCO-listed historic quarter, a lively corniche and easy access to Makkah and Madinah.

Home to Hegra, Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site — a Nabataean city of monumental rock-cut tombs rivalling Petra.

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Dress conservatively throughout the Kingdom — both men and women should keep shoulders and knees covered in public spaces.
Alcohol is not available anywhere in Saudi Arabia.
Makkah is accessible to Muslim visitors only; the area around Masjid al-Haram has specific access controls.
Ramada Tours specialises in Umrah packages from Jordan — speak to our team for full visa, accommodation, and transport planning.
Entry conditions, visa categories, and tourist permit rules are changing rapidly under Vision 2030. Always confirm current requirements with the Saudi embassy or a Ramada Tours consultant before booking.