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.

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.

Al-Taif’s natural bounty reveals itself through an explosion of fruits and flowers, access to majestic mountains and volcanic formations and an ancient market tradition that dates back hundreds of years, offering a cultural immersion like no other.