Trade the city for the forest with an overnight camping trip to this beautiful reserve.

From dune bashing to camping under a canopy of stars, experience the best of Jeddah’s desert.

Measuring 4km wide and 250-meters deep, the sprawling Al Wahba crater is one of Saudi Arabia’s most dramatic natural wonders: a vast hollow with an opaque lake at its heart.

The Eastern Province extends from the rippling waters of the Arabian Gulf to the untamed depths of the Rub Al Khali desert.

If Riyadh wasn’t your first pick for an up-close encounter with a cheetah, a trip to Nofa Wildlife Park will change your mind.

The Edge of the World is aptly named and can be reached through a trail that runs along a ridge of the Tuwaiq escarpment.

With a wealth of world-class dive sites along its coastline, Saudi Arabia represents one of the most exciting diving destinations.

Make a night-time trip to enjoy the illuminated spectacle of the world’s tallest fountain.

Mesmerizing sea life is on show at this family-friendly attraction.

If you need a break from the hustle and bustle, Al Kharrarah National Park, located on the outskirts of Riyadh, should be top of your list.

Enjoy sensational views from the 99th floor of this Riyadh skyscraper.

Forget tedious textbook-based science lessons, the Science and Technology Centre (SCITECH) is home to interactive and immersive exhibits.

Jeddah may be the cultural capital of Saudi Arabia but it also boasts some of the country’s most spectacular private beaches.

Revel in a day or night at the races in Saudi’s horse racing heartland.

For souq shopping at its best, take a trip to this colorful traditional market.

Experience the magic of AlUla while enjoying world-class performances.

Head to the famous Central Fish Market for bustle, bargains and Jeddah’s best fish.

When it comes to sport in Saudi Arabia, football is the main event. Five World Cup appearances as well as three AFC Asian Cup titles in 1984, 1988 and 1996, have confirmed the kingdom as a leading regional light.

Riyadh is no stranger to big brands, but look past the city’s sprawling shopping malls and you’ll find an enticing undercurrent of concept stores to explore.

Our pick of the city's work-friendly cafés where you can dash through projects, fueled by caffeine and good food.

Immerse yourself in local life and culture with a visit to the capital during Ramadan.

Cosmopolitan Jeddah showcases traditions old and new during the holy month of Ramadan.

Each year, Taif’s rose industry transforms beautiful blooms into precious scented oils and water.

Enjoy souvenir shopping in Al Hofuf’s centuries-old market.

This quaint mountainside family business showcases an ancient craft.

Journey across Saudi by train for a picturesque way to cross the country and still stay on schedule.

Rising from the Jeddah coast, Al Rahma mosque is a marvel of art and architecture.

From outdoor museums to up-and-coming local artists, here's our shortlist of Jeddah's top outings for art aficionados.

Saudi Arabia’s cultural scene is evolving, and nowhere is this more apparent than in its capital where a thriving arts scene is beginning to take hold.

Don’t be dissuaded by the laid-back air of Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province. Here are some of the regions’ top cultural draws, for visitors of all ages.

Originally designed to speed Muslim pilgrims from Damascus to the holy cities of Makkah and Medina, the Hijaz Railway ended in ruins less than two decades after its start.

A 10-minute drive from the centre of Al Khobar, in an otherwise residential area, is Taybeen Museum, an extraordinary passion-project and wonderfully unexpected trip into a bygone age.

Thought to date back to 5,000BC, the castle’s time-weathered walls have seen the rise and fall of multiple empires, and are ripe for exploration.

Journey back to early Jeddah and trace the rise of Saudi’s most dynamic city.

The Antiquities Museum is home to one of Saudi’s most important collections of ancient artifacts, a treasure trove of items unearthed from key archaeological sites across the kingdom and a direct link to the country’s past.

Al Ahsa in the east of Saudi Arabia is lush green landscape a world away from the sand dunes and arid desert plains. Nestled between Riyadh and Dammam, and stretching into the Empty Quarter, Al Ahsa is home to one of the world’s largest natural oases and a UNESCO-listed city to boot.

Located in the heart of Saudi Arabia, the capital city of Riyadh in the Najd region is a blend of the ancient and the modern, home to the historical roots of the kingdom and its rise to become a metropolis of the 21st century.

The Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia holds historical, economic and cultural heft and offers visitors the chance to experience this progressive and ever-adapting region through a variety of interventions.

There is no place like Jeddah. With its own charm, pace and customs – not to mention, the Corniche – this city by the sea has been welcoming people to its shores for centuries and today stands as a true representation of multiculturalism.