• Medina - The journey begins early in the morning with a 3½-hour drive from Medina to Al Ula. Breakfast boxes will be provided for enjoyment during the trip, as the route takes travelers through the picturesque desert landscapes of northwestern Saudi Arabia.
• Hegra - Hegra (Madain Saleh) – UNESCO World Heritage Site

The first stop is the breathtaking Hegra (Madain Saleh), the inaugural UNESCO World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia. Formerly known as Al-Hijr (or Hegra in Greek), this ancient city served as the southern capital of the Nabatean Kingdom, thriving between the 2nd century BCE and 106 CE. Visitors will explore over 90 monumental tombs carved into sandstone outcrops, showcasing intricate façades and inscriptions that highlight the craftsmanship of Nabatean builders. The guide will share captivating stories about these tombs, ancient carvings, and the trade routes that contributed to the city’s prosperity.

• Al Ula KSA - Lunch in Al Ula

After the exploration of Hegra, enjoy a leisurely lunch in Al Ula city, with time to relax and appreciate the serene desert surroundings.

• Elephant Rock (Jabal AlFil ) | جبل الفيل - Jebel Al-Fil (Elephant Rock)

In the afternoon, the journey continues to Jebel Al-Fil (Elephant Rock), one of the region’s most iconic natural formations. This enormous sandstone structure, resembling an elephant with its trunk touching the ground, offers an ideal setting for relaxation, photography, and admiration of the stunning desert views, particularly as the sunlight casts changing hues over the rock.

• Medina - Return transfer from Al Ula to Medina with a 3½-hour drive.

• Pick up from your Hotel in Madinah
• Licensed English Guide
• Audio guiding in English & Arabic
• Entrance fees
• Lunch

• Personal Expenses
• Gratuities

Today, the tour begins with a visit to Al Ula, which is about a 3½-hour drive away. Breakfast boxes will be provided for the early departure. Upon arrival, the group will embark on the Hegra Tour, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The tour starts with a visit to the renowned Hegra (Madain Saleh), the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia. Known historically as Al-Hijr or Hegra in Greek, it was the southernmost major city of the Nabatean Kingdom, flourishing through caravan trade from the 2nd century BCE until the Roman conquest in 106 CE. Hegra is the second wealthiest Nabatean city, boasting 94 decorated tombs that display exceptional craftsmanship. Participants will explore its tombs, inscriptions, and stone marvels. Lunch will be enjoyed in the city, followed by a leisurely visit to Jebel Al-Fil (Elephant Rock). The tour concludes with a return to Medina and drop-off at the hotel.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.