After generations of quiet mystery, Saudi Arabia is now inviting the world in—with pride in its past and excitement for its future. Explore UNESCO-listed sites like Al-Hijr (Madain Salih), marvel at the dramatic rock formations of AlUla, or visit Riyadh’s edge-of-modernity skyline and souq-lined historic quarters. Travelers can hike the verdant highlands of Asir, dive in the coral-rich Red Sea, and even attend music festivals and art biennales that reflect a nation in cultural bloom. Pilgrimage and poetry, silence and spectacle—Saudi Arabia offers a deep, multidimensional experience for the curious and the conscious traveler.
Why visit Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia welcomes explorers with spiritual landmarks like Mecca’s Grand Mosque, the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina, and the ancient rock-carved city of AlUla. Visitors can stroll the Red Sea corniche in Jeddah, browse bustling souks, or tour Diriyah, the ancestral home of the Saudi royal family. But beyond its sacred and historical allure, the Kingdom is also home to a vibrant Afro-Saudi community, particularly in the Hijaz and Asir regions. These communities preserve East African-rooted traditions in music, dance, and cuisine.

For African-descended Muslims and heritage travelers alike, Saudi Arabia offers a meaningful journey into shared religious and ancestral spaces long underrepresented in global narratives.

Popular Attractions
in Saudi Arabia

AlUla & Madain Salih – Echoes of the Ancients
AlUla is Saudi Arabia’s open-air museum—home to majestic sandstone tombs carved by the Nabataeans (the same civilization behind Petra), rock art dating back thousands of years, and the striking Elephant Rock. At Hegra (Madain Salih), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, explore ancient caravan routes and monumental tombs set against the desert’s golden hush.

Riyadh – A Capital of Contrast
In Riyadh, tradition stands shoulder to shoulder with tomorrow. Visit the Masmak Fortress to learn about the birth of the modern kingdom, explore the futuristic King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, or shop for spices and antiques at Souq Al Zal. High-rises and heritage walk side by side in this evolving metropolis.

Jeddah – Gateway to the Red Sea
Jeddah offers a more relaxed rhythm, with a strong cosmopolitan edge. Stroll through Al-Balad, the city’s atmospheric old quarter with coral-stone buildings and ancient merchant houses. Dive into the vibrant marine life of the Red Sea or enjoy Jeddah’s thriving arts scene along the waterfront Corniche.
WHY CHOOSE
LABUSA TRAVEL FOR YOUR
Saudi Arabia Experience?
Deep Expertise
LABUSA works closely with local historians, conservationists, and Bedouin communities to provide access that’s both enriching and respectful. Whether you're camping beneath stars in the Empty Quarter, visiting a women-run art gallery in Jeddah, or learning traditional coffee rituals in the Najd, you’ll experience Saudi Arabia through human connection.
Purpose-Driven Travel
We believe in travel that honors both environment and culture. Our Saudi itineraries include conservation-focused eco-camps, visits to heritage revival projects, and low-impact desert treks led by Indigenous guides. You’ll help sustain ancient traditions while witnessing a nation on the edge of transformation
Affordable Luxury & Authentic Moments
Our curated stays range from luxury desert resorts designed to blend into the dunes to restored mudbrick houses in heritage villages and contemporary hotels that celebrate Saudi design. Wherever you rest, expect warm hospitality, cultural richness, and meaningful engagement.
