Saudi Arabia is promoting its winter travel experiences, from lively city breaks to peaceful island retreats. The Saudi Tourism Authority has highlighted four destinations—Riyadh, Jeddah, AlUla and the Saudi Red Sea—that offer visitors a range of experiences during the cooler months.
Riyadh combines cultural attractions with a diverse food scene. Visitors can start the day with a traditional Saudi breakfast at Tameesa before exploring the King Abdullah Financial District. The city also offers concerts, cultural exhibitions and other entertainment through its Riyadh Season programme.
In Jeddah, visitors can enjoy fresh seafood and explore the city's historic streets. The Central Fish Market showcases the city's connection to the Red Sea, while Historic Jeddah offers a glimpse into its past through coral-stone buildings and traditional souks.
AlUla offers a slower pace amid striking desert landscapes. Visitors can explore Hegra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and stargaze at the Dark Sky Park. Local storytelling and arts districts also showcase the region's cultural heritage.
The Saudi Red Sea region offers luxury stays alongside outdoor activities. Raffles The Red Sea on Shura Island provides a base for relaxation, golf and marine exploration.
Together, these destinations showcase Saudi Arabia's ambition to attract visitors throughout the year with experiences for different interests.
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