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Saudi Arabia: Women's Expedition

4.2

Very Good

21 reviews

12 days

Start

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Finish

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Trip Code

EYKS

Min Age

Trip Size

1 - 12

Physical Rating

Meals

11 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 4 dinners

Transport

Private vehicle, Metro, High-Speed Train, Boat

Accommodation

Hotel (5 nights), Heritage Hotel (1 night), Desert Lodge (3 nights), Boutique Hotel (2nts)

From £5,445(12 days)

Trip Informations

Why you’ll love this trip

See the remarkable rock formations and giant Nabatean era-tombs of Hegra, visit a family-owned citrus farm and explore the world’s largest mirrored building in AlUla.

Visit Madinah – the second holiest site in Islam, after Mecca – and tuck into a Saudi-style picnic of local bread and peppermint tea with views over the Holy City.

Take a bullet train to Jeddah’s Al Balad – a UNESCO World Heritage site – and wander the narrow streets, meet friendly vendors and sample local delicacies.

Cruise the Red Sea on a boat trip. Jump in and float in the salty water, maybe go for a snorkel and end it all at a private women-only beach club for sunset.

This trip is designed to support local women and entrepreneurs. You’ll travel with a female leader and guides, join a local cook for a cooking demonstration, share a home-cooked meal with a family and stay in a female-owned boutique hotel.

Is this trip right for you?

Saudi Arabia's tourism industry is still in its infancy, and there are some challenges to overcome, like a lack of infrastructure in some locations, reliable systems, and trained leaders and guides. Even the most experienced leaders are still very new to group travel. Sites are occasionally closed with little or no notice and restoration work is common. You’ll need to have a degree of flexibility when travelling here.

Hotel standards and service levels vary across the country and may differ from what you’ve experienced elsewhere. Locals are new to international tourism, so please have an open mind and heart.

The country has strict laws and customs that visitors should be aware of before travelling, such as dress codes. Alcohol is also banned. Please see the Essential Trip Information for more detail.

Saudi Arabia is a large country and we cover a lot in this trip. Be prepared for some long travel days where lunch stops will be simple and limited. Our vehicle is comfortable and we've broken these journeys up with free time in key locations to allow you to rest and recharge.

Hotel standards and service levels vary across the country and may differ from what you’ve experienced elsewhere. Locals are new to international tourism, so please have an open mind and heart.

The country has strict laws and customs that visitors should be aware of before travelling, such as dress codes. Alcohol is also banned. Please see the Essential Trip Information for more detail.

Itinerary

Discover a unique perspective of Saudi Arabia on a women-only expedition

On this women-only adventure through Saudi Arabia’s dramatic landscapes and UNESCO World Heritage sites, you’ll spend 12 days learning about the country’s deep history, sampling local cuisine and connecting with local women. Eager to tell their own stories, they’ll introduce you to the diverse lives of Saudi women today. Visit a citrus farm run by two sisters who turned their father’s vision into a multigenerational business, learn traditional recipes with a local cook, explore the Holy City of Madinah and the historic district of Al Balad with female guides, and unwind at a women-only beach club on the Red Sea.

DAY 1
Day 1 • Riyadh
Salam! Welcome to Riyadh – the birthplace of modern Saudi Arabia. Once a walled, mud-brick way along desert trading routes, this capital is now a contemporary metropolis with more than 4000 mosques, shopping centres, palaces, museums and traditional souks. When you arrive at Riyadh International Airport, an Tuuur representative will meet you and take you to your hotel, ready for your adventure to begin at 6 pm with a welcome meeting. Get to know your local leader – women are making significant contributions to the tourism sector here and represent around 30% of the workforce – over a traditional meal in a heritage restaurant. Saudi Arabian cuisine blends traditional Arabian and Middle Eastern flavours with influences from Africa and South Asia. You’ll sample local breads, fresh salads, sambosas (a triangle pastry often filled with beef, onions and spices), taheena and kabsa (a mixed rice dish).
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Dinner
Included activities
Riyadh – Traditional Saudi Dinner
Riyadh – Complimentary Airport arrival transfer
Optional activities
Riyadh – Kingdom Tower - USD19
Special information
It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late, please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place.
Traffic is notoriously bad in Riyadh, especially between 4-7pm. If you're heading out to explore today allow enough time to get back to your hotel for the welcome meeting. Ubers and Careem are widely used across the city, or you could explore on the metro.
The Kingdom Tower usually opens late afternoon, but this can change. Please check the website for the latest information.
DAY 2
Day 2 • Riyadh
After breakfast, take the world’s longest driverless metro system – spanning 176 km across 85 stations – to the National Museum to journey through the ages of Saudi Arabia’s history. Then jump back on the metro to Souq Al Zal, one of the city’s oldest markets. From there, take a private transfer to a local home to share lunch with a family and get to know the local culture. After, drive to Diriyah – the birthplace of the first Saudi state – to explore the UNESCO-listed At-Turaif district. It holds great historical weight and is known for its well-preserved adobe structures that showcase traditional Najdi architecture. Learn how mud-brick houses were built, how homes were cooled during summer and how people lived without electricity. You might like to hang around for dinner here – things liven up of an evening in Saudi Arabia, making it a great time for people watching. Your leader can also provide dinner recommendations closer to your hotel.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Included activities
Riyadh - National museum
Riyadh - Traditional Home cooked meal with female hosts
Diriyah – UNESCO Site
Riyadh - Souq Al-Zal Market visit
Optional activities
Riyadh - Al Masmak Fortress - Free
Special information
You'll be contending with the Riyadh traffic today, so be prepared for some long stretches between some sites. Your leader will do their best to manage this.
DAY 3
Day 3 • Unayzah
Head to Unayzah this morning, stopping in the heritage village of Ushaiger where you’ll glimpse into a traditional, slow-paced Saudi society. Bedouins settled here 1500 years ago and Ushaiger quickly became a popular rest stop for pilgrims crossing to Makkah, thanks to its springs and olive groves. Continue to Buraydah, where you’ll join a local cook in her home to learn about the dishes the Najd area is famous for. Influenced by the region’s topography and desert climates, Najd food is hearty and wholesome – think rich stews, wheat and rice dishes with fragrant spices. After lunch, head to your Qasimi-style lodge on a working farm among gardens and date palms to enjoy some downtime. Regroup in the evening to explore Al Musakwaf Traditional market and eat dinner at a local spot. You might also get to sample Kleija made by local women – these biscuits hail from the date-rich province of Qassim and are filled with date molasses or honey.
Accommodation
Heritage Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Included activities
Ushaiger - Heritage Village
Buraydah - Cooking demonstration with female chef
Unayzah – Al Musoawkaf Traditional market
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 4 hours.
DAY 4
Day 4 • Hail
On your way to Hail today, stop at Buraydah – home to the world’s largest date market. Known as the Date City, this is where farmers come for the seasonal market in August and September. Buraydah has more than 11 million date palm trees – the highest concentration in Saudi Arabia. Learn why dates are a cornerstone of Saudi culture and why they’re considered one of the best gifts. Continue to Hail, where you’ll have free time for the afternoon. Regroup in the early evening to check out Hail Market and visit an Abaya shop, where you’ll learn how this staple piece has evolved and how many Saudi women still choose to wear it, even since it became optional in 2018. This is the perfect place to buy an abaya (as a foreigner, the use of an abaya is completely optional, but you’ll need one to visit Madinah).
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Included activities
Buraydah - Date market
Hail – Barzan Market & Abaya shop
Optional activities
Hail - Visit A'arif Fort - Free
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
DAY 5
Day 5 • Hail
Make your way to Jubbah this morning to explore the area with a local guide. One of Saudi Arabia's five UNESCO World Heritage sites, Jubbah is home to the country’s most famous rock art, with petroglyphs dating back 10,000 years. Return to Hail in the afternoon, where the rest of the day is free to explore. Hail was once the capital of the entire Arabian Desert and a historic stop for those travelling to Mecca from the north. This evening, you might like to head to the city outskirts for a Bedouin picnic dinner known as kishta, complete with a traditional tent, rugs, cushions and a meal cooked over coals.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Included activities
Hail - Jubbah Rock art with local guide
Optional activities
Hail - Traditional Market - Free
Hail - Kishta (Picnic) Dinner - USD400
Special information
We ask travellers to avoid the Buryadah Camel Market as it goes against our Animal Welfare policy. While wildlife viewing is a big part of many itineraries, we strive to view animals in their natural habitats and with the greatest respect. It’s against company policy for leaders to facilitate the booking of activities that do not adhere to our company’s Animal Welfare policy and ethos. This includes organising transport to and from these activities.
DAY 6
Day 6 • AlUla
Today is a long travel day to AlUla – a city deep in the desert and home to Saudi’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. The rock formations and canyons here feature pre-Islamic rock art and immaculately preserved tombs built more than 2000 years ago by the Nabataeans. Upon arrival, head to a family-run citrus farm and learn how they turned their father’s labour of love into a multi-generational business. Sample fresh produce, then sit under the trees for a farm-to-table lunch prepared by the sisters. You’ll then check into your lodge before heading to Elephant Rock for sunset. The rock (also known as Jabal Alfil) was carved by millions of years of wind and water erosion and now stands 52 m high. As dusk falls, there’ll be food trucks and music, so you can hang out on the deck chairs and enjoy the view. Dinner tonight is at the lodge.
Accommodation
Desert Lodge (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Included activities
AlUla – Elephant Rock (Jabal AlFil)
AlUla - Citrus Farm Tour & Lunch
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 6 hours.
Most accommodations in AlUla are some distance from the main sites, so expect to spend some time driving to and from the lodge.
DAY 7
Day 7 • AlUla
Start the day touring the Nabataean site of Hegra. Tours here are guided by local rawees (storytellers), who are predominantly women. Hegra dates back to the first century BCE and was the southern capital of the Nabataean kingdom that extended as far as Petra in present-day Jordan. Explore several of the 100 well-preserved tombs and see their elaborate facades carved from desert rocks. The smallest tomb is only 2.7 m tall, but the largest is 21.5 m! Then, visit Maraya Theatre – the world's largest mirrored building and a spectacular example of Saudi's architectural innovation. After, head to AlUla Oasis – cultivated for millennia and still an integral food source, with over 2.3 million date palms and 29 varieties of citrus fruit. Have lunch, then return to the lodge. You might also like to walk part of the 6 km Oasis Heritage Trail on your own or with a local guide and make your way back to the lodge later.
Accommodation
Desert Lodge (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Included activities
AlUla - Madain Saleh (Hegra) Tour with local guide
AlUla – Maraya concert Hall Guided Tour & Entry
AlUla - Oasis visit
Optional activities
AlUla - Harra View point (transport cost per group of 4) - USD66
Special information
The Hegra tour departure time is assigned by the AlUla Authority. Tours are led by local guides and we’ll be joined by other travellers.
The Maraya Theatre visit is a relatively new experience for the general public. Your tour leader will let you know if the timing of either of these visits needs to change.
AlUla has several popular high-risk activities on offer. As the safety of our travellers and staff is our first priority, and unfortunately, to date, none of these activities have passed Intrepid's minimum safety standards, we are unable to facilitate the booking of or transportation to/from these activities.
Getting around AlUla can be tricky without public transport or rideshare options. Your group’s private vehicle will be available for the whole group to use. Please be considerate of one another in planning your free time and use of the vehicle.
DAY 8
Day 8 • AlUla
This morning is free to rest or explore the area. Maybe head up the mountain to the Harrat Viewpoint where you can see Hegra in the distance. If you’d like some tips, just ask your leader! When it cools down in the late afternoon, head to AlUla’s Old Town where you can take in the sights and browse many local artisans and handicraft stalls. There'll be plenty of time to peruse at your own pace and grab dinner before returning to the lodge.
Accommodation
Desert Lodge (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Dinner
Included activities
AlUla - Historical Old town and Al Jadidah Area
DAY 9
Day 9 • Madinah
Travel through the desert and mountains along an ancient pilgrimage route to Madinah. This volcanic area is rich with black lava stone, mountain landscapes and religious history. You’ll then arrive in Madinah – one of the two holiest cities in Islam. In the centre of the city sits Al Masjid an Nabawi (the Prophet’s Mosque) – a 10-minaret giant that can accommodate one million people. Meet with a local female guide and join the masses of pilgrims in the heart of the city. Have lunch in a local market, then stop at the terminus station of the Hijaz (or Ottoman railway) – which once brought pilgrims to Madinah from as far away as Damascus in Syria. At sunset, head to a viewpoint across the Holy City and enjoy a picnic of local bread, duggah (spice) and tea.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Included activities
Madinah - City Tour with local female guide
Madinah - Sunset Saudi Picnic with female local guide
Madinah - Market visit & lunch
Madinah - Hijaz Railway Terminus Station
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 4 hours.
You must wear an abaya and a headscarf while in the holy city of Madinah. Speak to your leader if you need to borrow one.
In the hotter months, we may change the picnic location to a local restaurant among date palms.
DAY 10
Day 10 • Jeddah
Today, take a state-of-the-art Haramain High Speed Train to Jeddah. Home to the Middle East’s second busiest seaport, Jeddah is also the main gateway to Mecca – Islam’s holiest city – which welcomes up to two million pilgrims every year during Hajj. It’s also considered one of Saudi Arabia’s most liberal cities. Upon arrival, you have a free afternoon to rest or cool off in the hotel pool. Later this evening, visit Al Rahma Mosque – a ‘floating’ mosque that sits on the Red Sea and blends traditional and modern Islamic architecture. Then continue to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed district of Al Balad. Take a walking tour with a local female guide and learn about the district’s cultural significance. You'll also sample a few delicacies like sobia (a sweet bread-based drink) or beans and pickles. After, there'll be plenty of time to continue exploring Al Balad on your own and grab dinner before returning to the hotel.
Accommodation
Boutique Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Included activities
Al Balad - UNESCO Heritage walking tour with female guide
Jeddah - Floating Mosque
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours.
The train has bathrooms, power outlets and a dining car. Large bags and suitcases must be carried onboard and stored at the end of each carriage. The baggage limit is 25 kg per bag.
DAY 11
Day 11 • Jeddah
Make your way to the marina where you’ll board a private boat and spend the day soaking up the sunshine on the Red Sea. The water temperature never drops below 21 degrees Celsius here, and the high salinity is known for its health benefits. There’ll be plenty of time to float, swim or snorkel (gear provided). Raise a toast to an incredible trip with snacks and refreshments on board, then round off the day at a private women-only beach club – chill out on the sand, listen to local music with a mocktail and watch the sunset over the Red Sea. Later, you might like to gather your group for a final dinner and continue the celebration of an amazing journey.
Accommodation
Boutique Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Included activities
Jeddah - Ladies only Beach Club
Jeddah - Red Sea Boat trip
Special information
You can wear whatever you're comfortable swimming in today. The boat is for our group's private use, but the crew will likely be male. For this reason, out of respect, we recommend opting for something more modest. A one-piece swimsuit is suitable and you may also use a rash vest or T-shirt when snorkelling to protect from the sun. The ladies-only beach is private and you can wear whatever you're comfortable in.
A permit is required for the boat trip. If you’ve been issued an E-visa on arrival, please ensure you keep a copy. You’ll also be required to carry your passport on the boat trip for authorities to sight if requested.
DAY 12
Day 12 • Jeddah
With no further activities planned, your trip comes to an end after breakfast. If you’d like to extend your stay, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time.
Meals
Breakfast

Inclusions

Meals

11 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 4 dinners

Transport

Private vehicle, Metro, High-Speed Train, Boat

Accommodation

Hotel (5 nights), Heritage Hotel (1 night), Desert Lodge (3 nights), Boutique Hotel (2nts)

Included activities

Riyadh – Traditional Saudi Dinner

Riyadh – Complimentary Airport arrival transfer

Riyadh - National museum

Riyadh - Traditional Home cooked meal with female hosts

Diriyah – UNESCO Site

Riyadh - Souq Al-Zal Market visit

Ushaiger - Heritage Village

Buraydah - Cooking demonstration with female chef

Unayzah – Al Musoawkaf Traditional market

Buraydah - Date market

Hail – Barzan Market & Abaya shop

Hail - Jubbah Rock art with local guide

AlUla – Elephant Rock (Jabal AlFil)

AlUla - Citrus Farm Tour & Lunch

AlUla - Madain Saleh (Hegra) Tour with local guide

AlUla – Maraya concert Hall Guided Tour & Entry

AlUla - Oasis visit

AlUla - Historical Old town and Al Jadidah Area

Madinah - City Tour with local female guide

Madinah - Sunset Saudi Picnic with female local guide

Madinah - Market visit & lunch

Madinah - Hijaz Railway Terminus Station

Al Balad - UNESCO Heritage walking tour with female guide

Jeddah - Floating Mosque

Jeddah - Ladies only Beach Club

Jeddah - Red Sea Boat trip

Optional activities

Riyadh – Kingdom Tower - USD19

Riyadh - Al Masmak Fortress - Free

Hail - Visit A'arif Fort - Free

Hail - Traditional Market - Free

Hail - Kishta (Picnic) Dinner - USD400

AlUla - Harra View point (transport cost per group of 4) - USD66

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Sunday Oct 05, 2025

Thursday Oct 16, 2025

Trip size max: 12 - 5 spaces left

£6,589

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Thursday Oct 23, 2025

Trip size max: 12 - 4 spaces left

£5,544

Sunday Oct 19, 2025

Thursday Oct 30, 2025

Trip size max: 12 - 7 spaces left

£5,445

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Thursday Nov 20, 2025

Trip size max: 12 - 4 spaces left

£6,155

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Thursday Nov 27, 2025

Trip size max: 12 - 4 spaces left

£6,380

Sunday Nov 30, 2025

Thursday Dec 11, 2025

Trip size max: 12 - 8 spaces left

£6,061

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Thursday Dec 18, 2025

Trip size max: 12 - 9 spaces left

£5,891

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Thursday Jan 01, 2026

Trip size max: 12 - 9 spaces left

£5,726

Sunday Dec 28, 2025

Thursday Jan 08, 2026

Trip size max: 12 - 9 spaces left

£5,902

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Thursday Jan 15, 2026

Trip size max: 12 - 11 spaces left

£6,078

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Thursday Feb 12, 2026

Trip size max: 12 - 4 spaces left

£6,595

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Thursday Apr 02, 2026

Trip size max: 12 - 9 spaces left

£5,962

Sunday Mar 29, 2026

Thursday Apr 09, 2026

Trip size max: 12 - 12 spaces left

£5,962

Sunday Apr 12, 2026

Thursday Apr 23, 2026

Trip size max: 12 - 12 spaces left

£5,962

Sunday Apr 19, 2026

Thursday Apr 30, 2026

Trip size max: 12 - 11 spaces left

£5,962

Important notes

1. A single supplement is available if you’d prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement applies to all nights on your trip and is subject to availability. Please speak to your booking agent for further information.

2. A complimentary airport arrival transfer is included; valid if you are arriving on Day 1 or if you have booked pre-tour accommodation through us. You must provide your flight details to your booking agent at least 14 days prior to travel.

3. Checked in luggage on the high speed train from Madinah to Jeddah is restricted to 1 x 25kg bag.

4. Please provide a copy of your passport at time of booking in order to to secure train tickets.

Reviews (20)

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Hannah

May 09, 2025

If you are thinking of exploring Saudi Arabia and wondering if this is a way to do it - the answer is YES. Tourism is new. This tour is new. But that’s honestly part of the magic of the trip. The hospitality and local interactions we experienced was unlike anywhere I have ever been before. Typically I think that group trips take away from local encounters and experiences but in this case, I would argue the opposite. Our guide, Fatima, was incredible and the group of women I travelled with were all inspirational. Book this trip!

Charlotte

May 08, 2025

One of the best trips I have ever been on! I have never been made to feel so welcome in a country and there is so much to see and do. Great to have the opportunity to experience it with all-women.

Donna

May 08, 2025

This trip was brilliant! Saudi is a beautiful country and the people are so kind and welcoming. Our tour guide Fatima and bus driver Yassir were both exceptional in leading with enthusiasm, high energy and terrific organisational skills. Hotels were nice and the other women on the tour were fabulous. My only suggestion is making the tour a few days longer as there are lots of long travel days and it would have been nice to spend more time at some of the sites.

Dianne

Apr 24, 2025

Visiting Saudi was a great privilege for me and i was not dissapointed. I got very negative responses from friends when I mentioned where I was travelling to but I would pro.ote this tour and place as somewhere wonderful to visit.

Katharina

Mar 03, 2025

Saudi is a fascinating country and i can totally recommend this trip! Bring an open mind, some humor and try to be flexible, as some things won’t go as planned. But you will be rewarded with fascinating landscapes, welcoming people, amazing food and the feeling you saw and experienced something very unique. I am sure Saudi has a great future ahead <3

Pauline

Feb 27, 2025

An amazing trip to an amazing country. Saudi Arabia is incredibly scenic, friendly and historic. From ancient rock art to high-tech malls, from windy deserts to snorkeling in the Red Sea, Saudi Arabia’s variety of offerings will astound you. Go!

Jade

Feb 22, 2025

One of the best trips I have been on, in no small part down to Sara, our absolutely fantastic guide (the best tour guide I have ever had) and the hospitality shown by people everywhere we went. Alula is a highlight but meeting women and supporting their work was also fantastic. This is a destination that does not yet have mass tourism and all the issues that come with that, so I highly recommend to others to go now.

Amy

Jan 28, 2025

Great trip! Book it - you won't be sorry! Chatting with women and understanding their perspective was fantastic. So unique and surreal to be in KSA. A few things that will help you, because online info isn't complete. Don’t buy intrepid return airport transfer in Jeddah Easy to get one at hotel. Intrepid is $91 for a 15 minute ride. Pack warm clothes, socks. We were often cold. It didn't get hot until the last 2 days. Many hotels had shower issues with cold water and clogged drains. To be expected in a country that is new to tourism, but be ready for some discomfort in this area. WiFi in hotels is intermittent and no Wifi at all on all the long drives. My used tmoble and an esim for date, and it worked well for me. I alternated between the two and didn’t run out of data. Used tmobile/esim in hotels too, when wifi was not working. Spa visit is just nail polish. You can pay extra for additional services if you want. Many long hours on the bus. Bring something to do, like knitting, reading, phone, pictures, etc.

Jennifer

Dec 07, 2024

Saudi Arabia Women's Expedition was the most unexpected tour through an amazing country. From busy cities and giga projects demonstrating the 2030 vision to the beauty of AlUla and Hegra with the tour finishing with a snorkel in the Red Sea. Our guide, Sara’s kindness and generosity enabled a fabulous trip but this also was represented in the Saudi Arabian community as a whole, where we were embraced and welcomed as visitors. Intrepid, as always, provides an insight into the everyday lives of real people and a peek into some of the hidden gems. I really look forward to visiting this fabulous country again.

Sylvie

Dec 06, 2024

This was the best intrepid trip I ever did. The country is amazing & worth visiting! I will never forget the hospitality of the Saudis!

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Day 12 • Jeddah
With no further activities planned, your trip comes to an end after breakfast. If you’d like to extend your stay, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time.
Meals
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