Saudi Arabia tailor made vacation

Planet

CARBON REDUCTION

This itinerary celebrates discovery while respecting the environment and preserving natural heritage. Your journey begins in Jeddah, where locally sourced dinners support small businesses and reduce food miles. Walking tours through the UNESCO-listed historic district and museums allow exploration with minimal vehicle use, while the boat ride on Obhur Creek is operated with eco-conscious practices to protect marine life.

Travel to Medina by train, a low-emission alternative to domestic flights, offering views of the countryside without adding to your carbon footprint.

We can accommodate both vegetarians and vegans. We work with restaurants and hotels to ensure suitable meal options are available, and our team is happy to make special arrangements if notified in advance.

ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE

In Al Ula, guided visits to UNESCO sites Al Hegra, Dadan, and Harat Al Auraid follow strict preservation guidelines to safeguard archaeological treasures. Many heritage sites and several museums require entrance fees. These fees directly contribute to the preservation and sustainable management of these cultural and historical landmarks.

The stargazing camp uses low-impact lighting, helping reduce light pollution and allowing for a pristine night-sky experience.

People

LOCAL ECONOMY

This itinerary is designed to immerse you in the stories, traditions, and warm hospitality of Saudi Arabia. In Jeddah, your arrival is met with a personal welcome, leading to a flavorful introduction to local cuisine at a handpicked restaurant. Guided walks through the city’s UNESCO-listed old town, heritage houses like Beit Saloum, and bustling Alawi Souq connect you directly with local storytellers, artisans, and merchants.

Throughout the trip, time in local markets encourages sustainable tourism by supporting traditional artisans. The careful pace ensures every moment is enjoyed without rushing, promoting slow, responsible travel across Saudi Arabia’s most remarkable landscapes.

We prioritize using locally owned and managed hotels and boutique accommodations wherever possible. This allows our guests to experience authentic Saudi hospitality while ensuring that tourism revenue directly supports local communities.

We encourage our guests to dine at family-run restaurants that serve traditional Saudi cuisine and to shop from local artisans in souks. For example, we often recommend local eateries in AlUla serving authentic Hejazi dishes and handicraft shops in Jeddah where visitors can purchase traditional clothing, perfumes, and handmade souvenirs.

EMPLOYMENT INCLUSIVITY AND DIVERSITY

We employ licensed local Saudi guides who have in-depth knowledge of the culture, history, and traditions. All guides and support staff are paid fair wages in line with local tourism industry standards.

Over 80% of the staff involved in our Saudi tours are Saudi nationals, including guides, drivers, and on-ground coordinators.