It’s common to hear about the big cities of Saudi Arabia, which are located next to the holy cities of Madinah and Mecca. But away from the cities and to nature’s embrace in Tabuk is one of the best ways to explore Arab. Saudi Arabia is more than just the scorching sun that envelopes the vast desert – did you know that Tabuk’s mountain range is famed to be covered in snow? That’s right, Tabuk, the main highlight of this trip, will show you sides to Saudi Arabia that you’ve never seen before. We’ll land in Jeddah, the gateway to Mecca and Madinah and a port city known for the beaches and the resorts, such as the New Jeddah Corniche, a favorite for locals and tourists to visit for relaxing and snapping some pictures for your social media. It’s also home to some of the oldest mosques that are still preserved and functional to this day, many over 200 years old. Out of Jeddah, we’ll head to Tabuk, which is north of Jeddah and one of the most important cities on the north of Saudi Arabia that has history from over 500 BC ago. The Souq Twaheen is a traditional market for Bedouin needs, which are typically camping equipment such as gas camp stoves. From Tabuk, you’ll also be able to visit the gorgeous valley of Tayeb Al-Ism which will surprise you with the beautiful white beaches and clear, turquoise water, as it’s located just 15 kms away from Magna. The coastal towns of Haql and Sharm are great places to look around while appreciating the beauty of the sea. We’ll go up to Al-Zeeta Mountain and then to finally, Maghaer Shuaib which is said to be the town where Moses hid after running away from Egypt. And on the shore further away, we’ll hop on a ride to visit the Catalina Wreckage, a WWII plane wreckage with a story.