Al Kharrarah National Park is located just outside the kingdom’s capital city of Riyadh. There is a blend of craggy rock formations and sweeping sand dunes in the park, which is in distinct contrast to the modern-day city life: sprawling and still.

Within the desert valley is Lake Kharrarah, also known as the 'Lake of Liquid Light', which is one of the most spectacular natural wonders. This lake formed by heavy rainfall during the rainy season and nestled among the red-hued hills and is a peaceful place to relax and unwind. You can even swim if the water is deep enough. In Al Kharrarah, you can try dune bashing, quad bike riding, sand boarding, and kite flying.

A paved route reaches almost to the lakebed, which means you and your family can pack up your stuff in a car and discover the best of one of Riyadh’s natural wonders.

The Aseer National Park, popular for untouched wilderness in the heart of Saudi Arabia, is an exceptional place with dazzling natural beauty all around. It is also well-known for being Saudi Arabia's first National Park, with an area of over 1600 square kilometers. The park is home to over 300 different animal and bird species. There are numerous nature trails, camping areas under the night sky, hiking paths (the trail of Jebel Soudah), animal viewing areas, and the home to hundreds of species of wild animals and birds.

Fakieh Aquarium is the best attraction in Jeddah. It is home to the Red Sea's diverse flora and fauna. The animals are brought from multiple oceans and seas around the world. Over 200 species are housed in the aquarium, including sharks, sea horses, groupies, Napoleon wrasse, stingrays, murrays, and many more.

Located in Jeddah, Fakieh Planetarium is an exciting, one-of-a-kind new destination that takes you on an educational journey through the Universe.

Explore the constellations and stars in the night sky. Visit planets in our solar system and examine them in great detail. Explore galaxies from all over the Universe. Take a close look at Earth from space. Look down at where you are right now in Jeddah.

Farasan Islands is a group of coral islands in the Red Sea consisting of over 170 small islands. Some of the largest islands in this group include Farasan al-Kabir, As-Saqid, Ad-Dissan, Zufaf, and Sasawah. The sea surrounding the islands houses a diverse range of marine life with a total of over 200 kinds of fish, 50 types of coral, and 3 species of dolphin.

The Green Art Garden extends over a spacious area that combines beautiful nature and wonderful artwork. It is one of the popular destinations for both residents and visitors of the region, adults and children alike, due to its enchanting beauty, refreshing atmosphere and various facilities, as it is adorned with shaped plants and trees. Creative depicting animals such as spiders, camels, and others, in addition to long walking paths, seating and dining areas.

Habitas Al-Ula is nestled among dramatic sandstone cliffs and the archaeological remains of Hegra. Habitas AlUla is an oasis of calm and tranquility in the rugged desert, bathed in local rituals and traditions.

Habitas aims to bring guests closer to the surrounding heritage and environment by employing an innovative modular approach that has a low environmental impact. The villas are sustainably designed to embrace the natural surroundings of the Ashar Valley, offering scenic canyon views.

Discover Al-Ula’s breathtaking landscapes and natural wonders through our adventure programming, which allows guests to try plenty of activities from mountain biking to stargazing to camel riding, Sanam camp experience, Buggies UTV guided tour and adventure trails.

Located along the coast of the Red Sea in Jeddah, the New Jeddah Corniche takes up an area of 30 km kilometers. It is also home to numerous five star hotels, restaurants, and cafés. You will also find phone charging stations, beautiful fountains, gardens and play parks that make this area the perfect spot to spend a weekend with your family or friends to relax and have fun.

Located in Hofuf, this park is one of largest parks in the eastern region of the kingdom and contains the world's largest fountain, with a laser display in the center. This project includes a water lake 700 meters in length and 40 meters in width. It also contains Children's playgrounds, a football stadium, dining establishments, green areas, traffic paths, as well as other project-related services, peaceful environment, chalets, moderate adventures, exercise area, social networking, models, palm site, moles, unique games, mazes, playground and theater, spiral high, terminal fountains, free center, & games.

King Fahd Fountain, visible from all over the city, is a popular Jeddah landmark and a 30-year-old monument in the middle of the Red Sea. The water decorates the sunset of Jeddah at 312 meters high.

You can walk around and sample various foods from the various stalls in Alhamra Cornish. The most popular kiosk on the walkway is number seven.

Narcissus Hotel overlooks the north coast of Jeddah. The hotel is a luxurious resort, with the 60 villas ranging in size and amenities from Junior Villas to Premium Villas, Executive Villas, and Royal Villas. As you dine in one of the lined-up Saudi and international restaurants, such as Italian and Argentinian cuisines, the gentle sea breeze will rustle you. You can book an appointment at Narcissus Spa, one of the largest spas in Jeddah, for moments of relaxation, and it is family friendly and for all ages.

If you are traveling with children, the best tourist place to visit is the Riyadh Zoo.
Located in Almalaz District, the Riyadh Zoo is home to over 190 animals including many mammals, birds, and reptiles. The restaurants and coffee shops, outdoor plaza, and train ride are all also major draws at the zoo. The train tour is about 20 minutes for children. In this tour, the children can see panthers, lions, tigers, gorillas, chimps, elephants, crocodiles, zebras, giraffes, flamingos, among other animals.

Al Khobar's Science and Technology Centre (SCITECH) features interactive and immersive exhibits that captivate both children and adults. It allows visitors to take a tour of the human body or get up close and personal with Arabian sea creatures.

SCITECH combines imaginative displays, interactive experiences, and visual galleries, all aimed at getting kids – and people of all ages – excited about science and technology. With over 350 exhibits, the complex is Saudi Arabia's largest public science gallery. The exhibits are divided into six main halls that cover topics like electricity, sound waves, robots, and the solar system, and the center also has a 190-seat IMAX theater. During your trip, keep an eye out for these highlights.

Although widely believed to have been built in 1822, some historians — not to mention insistent Al Ahsa locals — claim the souq is referenced in historical documents that date as far back as 600 years. While its exact beginnings are disputed, what can’t be argued is that Souq Al Qaisariya is one of Arabia’s oldest markets, with history on show in every nook of its 7,000sqm space.
The souq was almost destroyed by fire in 2001, but thanks to a swift restoration project to repair its clay-walled glories, this important heritage site continues to thrive today. It holds more than 400 stalls spread across a network of maze-like rows and crosswalks — with numbered aisles to avoid getting too lost — that throng with old-world vendors and eager buyers. Its continued importance was underscored by UNESCO’s decision to grant it World Heritage status in 2018.

Take the high-speed lift to the 99th floor of the iconic Kingdom Center for access to Riyadh’s best urban panorama. Suspended 300 meters above the city, the tower’s curved Sky Bridge offers spectacular views across the Riyadh skyline and beyond, and is a must-do experience for visitors passing through the capital.
From its spot in Riyadh’s fourth-tallest tower, the Sky Bridge boasts floor-to-ceiling glass panels that afford clear views across the city in both directions. Visit for a fresh filter on Riyadh’s mesmerizingly modern skyline, to get your bearings over the capital, or just to take advantage of the Instagram-worthy photo opportunities.

Al-Asfar Lake, also known as the yellow lake, is a shallow lake in the wetlands located in Eastern Saudi Arabia. The lake is a spectacular sight surrounded by sand dunes which makes it one of a kind.

For people who want the experience of a desert ride in winter, a trip to this lake would be perfect. The lake can also prove to be an ideal place for camping or stargazing but visitors must come prepared because of lack of facilities in the area.

Al-Aqeer Beach is one of the most important tourist sites in the Al-Ahsa region and one of the most beautiful Saudi coasts that overlook the Arabian Gulf in terms of nature, scenic views, purity and clean environment. It is about ninety kilometers away from Al-Ahsa. It is characterized by its heritage and works to attract many tourists and lovers of nature and the seas. It is also characterized by the presence of green areas with large areas, places designated for families, public toilets and play areas for children. You can also practice a lot of beach activities and games such as ball on the sand, sand boarding, swimming in the sea or in swimming pools, and there is a play area that allows your children to enjoy while you can sit and watch them on the beach.