Oud, the Saudi scent of elegance and hospitality alike, is known as “liquid gold”. Learn the 40-year process of transforming unremarkable agar trees into one of the world’s most sought-after ingredients. See how master perfumers lend their oud fragrances a distinctive Arabian twist, and select your own.

 Here you are granted behind-the-scenes access to learn how to make luqaimat, Arabic sweet dumplings, traditionally made during Ramadan and consumed after iftar - or breaking the fast. You will enjoy a taste of this Saudi treat made with local honey or date syrup, that is crunchy on the outside, yet airy and soft on the inside. You’ll get a chance to make your own creative versions with local toppings..

Beautiful unique decorative features are one of Jeddah’s defining attributes, highly visible throughout the historic city. Guided by a knowledgeable historian, this tour covers Jeddah's iconic, historic sites including fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Site, Al Balad, home to distinctive signature decorative architecture including intricate handcrafted Mashrabiya woodwork and masterfully sculpted balconies.

Set sail upon the Red Sea and embark in an adventure to dive and/or snorkel the dazzling crystal clear waters, famed for their excellent visibility and abundance of marine life. Stopping at a variety of well-appointed tented dive camps, guests will also get to experience services on board e.g. F&B, photography

Set sail upon the Red Sea and embark in an adventure to dive and/or snorkel the dazzling crystal clear waters, famed for their excellent visibility and abundance of marine life. Stopping at a variety of well-appointed tented dive camps, guests will also get to experience services on board e.g. F&B, photography

Experience a wonderful welcome from Al Ula farmers, whose crop is native to Saudi. Visit their fields to understand the ideal conditions for growing Al Ula various produce.
Stroll through the farm and gather for a meal towards the end of the experience.

Visit Hegra to experience Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you’ll explore over 110 remarkably well-preserved tombs set in a desert landscape, while learning about the ancient people and culture of Al-Ula.

An experience in the open nature, under the stars, to explore the skies in an astronomical area at the Elephant Rock. An additional delight is a guide to Arab astrology and the option to get a ‘name your star’ certificate. Additional activities include a storytelling in a cozy setting under the stars followed by dinner and warm beverages.