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A newly opened kingdom holding one of the largest concentrations of ancient rock-cut tombs outside Jordan, Red Sea reefs rivaling anywhere on Earth, and a scale of desert landscape that's hard to overstate.
Explore Saudi Arabia on the map →Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage site, a Nabataean necropolis and sister site to Jordan's Petra, with far fewer visitors than its more famous counterpart.
A dramatic sandstone rock formation and surrounding desert landscape at the heart of Saudi Arabia's flagship AlUla tourism development.
Pristine reef systems along Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, largely undived by international tourism until recent years, now being developed for high-end diving tourism.
A UNESCO-listed old quarter of coral-stone merchant houses with ornate wooden latticework, reflecting Jeddah's centuries-old role as a Red Sea trading and pilgrimage gateway.