Day 1: Arrival to Al Ula
Our tour leader/driver will pick you up from your Airport to hotel in Al Ula by car.

You will be transferred by an A/C car to your hotel. Overnight in Al Ula.

Day 2: Madain Saleh - Hegra, Elephent Rock and Maraya
Start your tour visiting the Hegra, also known as Madain Saleh , or Al-Ḥijr is an archaeological site located in the area of AlUla within Al Madinah Region in the Hejaz, Saudi Arabia. A majority of the remains date from the Nabatean kingdom. The site constitutes the kingdom’s southernmost and largest settlement after Petra, its capital.

Then enjoy Elephant Rock, This spectacular rock formation resembles an elephant with its trunk touching the ground, is one of AlUla’s geomorphological wonders became one of AlUla iconic landmarks.
Elephant Rock, also known as Jabal AlFil, one of AlUla’s many geological marvels.
Overnight in AlUla.

Maraya is a stunning, mirror-clad building located in Al-Ula, Saudi Arabia. Its name means “mirror” in Arabic, and the entire structure is covered in reflective panels that blend beautifully with the surrounding desert and rock formations. Known as the world’s largest mirrored building, Maraya serves as a venue for concerts, events, and art exhibitions. It creates a unique visual experience by reflecting the landscape around it, making it appear almost invisible against the natural scenery.

Day 3: Jabal Ikmah & Dadan Tour, Old town and AL-ULA stairway
Start your tour visit Jabal Ikmah, An open air library across AlUla’s Valley, lie thousands of inscriptions in Aramaic, Dadanitic, Thamudic, Minaic and Nabataean, features one of the oldest inscriptions of the Islamic era dating back to 24AH (644 CE).

AlUla Old Town is a historic village that offers a close look at how people lived in the oasis for hundreds of years. Built from mudbrick and stone, its narrow alleyways, traditional houses, watchtowers, and marketplace reflect life dating back to at least the 12th century.

The Old Town was a key stop for pilgrims and traders travelling along ancient routes, and its layout was designed for protection and community living. Today, the restored area lets visitors walk through its winding streets, explore local shops and cafés, and learn about the region’s history and culture. It’s a place where the heritage of AlUla comes to life in an authentic and immersive way.

Note**: sightseeing tours on Herga and Dadan & Ikmah will be sharing in a bus with a local tour guide and a local group.