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Discover Saudi Arabia with flynas and explore a country where historic cities, dramatic desert landscapes, Red Sea coastlines, cultural landmarks, and modern experiences come together.
From the energy of Riyadh and the historic streets of Jeddah to the ancient landscapes of AlUla, the mountains of Abha, and the spiritual significance of Madinah, Saudi Arabia offers experiences for every kind of traveller.
Whether you are visiting for a city break, cultural journey, family holiday, business trip, or to discover more of the Kingdom, flynas connects travellers with destinations across Saudi Arabia.
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Explore Saudi Arabia with flynas
Saudi Arabia is one of the largest countries in the Middle East, offering remarkably different experiences from one region to another.
Discover contemporary city life in Riyadh, explore Jeddah and the Red Sea coast, experience centuries of history in AlUla, enjoy the mountain landscapes around Abha, or visit Madinah and its important religious and cultural sites.
Arabic is the official language of Saudi Arabia, while English is also commonly used across many hotels, airports, tourism attractions, restaurants, and major cities.
With an extensive domestic network, flynas makes it easier to travel between destinations across the Kingdom and discover more of Saudi Arabia in a single trip.
Top places to visit in Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia’s capital combines modern architecture, shopping, dining, entertainment, business districts, and historic landmarks. Explore the city before discovering the heritage and landscapes surrounding Riyadh.
Visit historic Diriyah, discover the city’s museums and cultural attractions, explore its growing dining scene, or experience major entertainment and sporting events throughout the year.
Jeddah
Located on the Red Sea, Jeddah combines historic neighbourhoods, waterfront attractions, contemporary culture, restaurants, shopping, and access to marine experiences.
Walk through historic Al-Balad, spend time along the Jeddah Corniche, discover the city’s cultural attractions, or explore the Red Sea coast.
AlUla
AlUla is one of Saudi Arabia’s most distinctive destinations, combining extraordinary desert landscapes with thousands of years of human history.
Explore Hegra, Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, walk through AlUla Old Town, see the famous Elephant Rock, discover ancient inscriptions at Jabal Ikmah, and experience the landscapes surrounding the AlUla Oasis.
Abha
Surrounded by the landscapes of the Aseer region, Abha offers a different side of Saudi Arabia with mountain scenery, cooler conditions, cultural attractions, and distinctive regional architecture.
Use Abha as a base for exploring the surrounding mountains, heritage villages, viewpoints, and natural landscapes of southwestern Saudi Arabia.
The Red Sea
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast is home to islands, beaches, coral reefs, marine life, and a growing collection of coastal tourism destinations.
Depending on where you visit, activities can include diving, snorkelling, boating, relaxing by the coast, and exploring the natural landscapes of the Red Sea.
Madinah
Madinah is one of the most significant cities in the Islamic world and an important destination for Muslim travellers.
The city is home to the Prophet’s Mosque and a number of important Islamic and historical sites. Visitors can also explore museums, cultural attractions, markets, and destinations around the wider Madinah region.
Things to do in Saudi Arabia
From heritage and culture to nature and entertainment, Saudi Arabia offers a wide range of experiences across its different regions.
Discover Saudi heritage
Explore archaeological sites, historic neighbourhoods, museums, traditional architecture, and cultural destinations that tell the story of the Kingdom’s history.
Experience the desert
Discover Saudi Arabia’s dramatic desert landscapes, rock formations, valleys, and open spaces through sightseeing and organised outdoor experiences.
Explore the Red Sea
Visit Saudi Arabia’s western coastline for beaches, marine activities, coastal landscapes, and Red Sea experiences.
Enjoy Saudi cities
Riyadh, Jeddah, and other major cities offer shopping, restaurants, entertainment, cultural attractions, events, and modern urban experiences.
Discover the mountains
Explore the elevated landscapes of southwestern Saudi Arabia, including destinations across Aseer and the areas surrounding Abha.
Saudi food to try
Food is an important part of Saudi culture, with recipes and traditions varying across the Kingdom’s different regions.
- Kabsa: One of Saudi Arabia’s best-known dishes, typically prepared with seasoned rice and meat or chicken.
- Jareesh: A traditional dish made using crushed wheat and commonly associated with central Saudi cuisine.
- Saleeg: A creamy rice dish particularly associated with the western regions of Saudi Arabia.
- Matazeez: A traditional Najdi dish combining pieces of dough with meat and vegetables.
- Mutabbaq: A filled and folded dish commonly found in western Saudi Arabia and popular as a quick meal or snack.
- Saudi coffee: Traditionally served with dates and closely associated with Saudi hospitality.
Getting around Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is a large country, so the best way to travel depends on the cities and regions you plan to visit.
Domestic flights
Flying is a practical way to travel between destinations located across different regions of the Kingdom. flynas operates an extensive network connecting cities and destinations across Saudi Arabia.
Driving
Saudi Arabia has an extensive road network connecting its major cities and regions. Driving can be useful when exploring destinations outside major urban areas.
Taxis and ride-hailing services
Taxis and ride-hailing services are available in many Saudi cities and provide convenient options for local journeys.
Public transport
Public transport availability varies by destination. Major cities may offer metro, bus, or other local transport services, while options can be more limited in smaller destinations.
Saudi Arabia travel tips
Currency
The official currency is the Saudi Riyal (SAR). Card payments are widely accepted in major cities, while carrying some cash can be useful depending on where you travel.
Language
Arabic is the official language. English is also commonly used in many hotels, airports, restaurants, shopping destinations, and tourist areas.
Weather
Weather varies considerably across Saudi Arabia depending on the region and season. Conditions can differ between the central desert, Red Sea coast, northern regions, and mountains of the southwest, so check the forecast for your specific destination before travelling.
What to wear
Visitors should dress respectfully and consider the local setting, weather, and activities planned when choosing what to wear.
Entry requirements
Visa and entry requirements depend on nationality and travel circumstances. International visitors should check the latest requirements with the relevant official authorities before travelling.
Transportation in Saudi Arabia
Planning to explore Saudi Arabia by road? Depending on your destination and travel plans, hiring a vehicle can provide additional flexibility for travelling between attractions and surrounding areas.
Hotels in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia offers accommodation ranging from city hotels and serviced apartments to desert retreats, coastal resorts, and luxury properties. Choose your accommodation based on your destination, itinerary, and travel preferences.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best places to visit in Saudi Arabia?
Popular destinations include Riyadh, Jeddah, AlUla, Madinah, Abha, and destinations along the Red Sea coast. The best places for your trip will depend on whether you are interested in culture, history, nature, city experiences, or coastal activities.
What is the best time to visit Saudi Arabia?
The best time depends on the region and activities you are planning. The cooler months are popular for outdoor sightseeing and desert experiences, while conditions vary across coastal and mountainous regions.
What language is spoken in Saudi Arabia?
Arabic is the official language of Saudi Arabia. English is also commonly used in many major cities and tourism-related businesses.
What currency is used in Saudi Arabia?
The official currency is the Saudi Riyal (SAR).
How can I travel between cities in Saudi Arabia?
Depending on your route, options can include domestic flights, driving, rail services, buses, taxis, and other local transport. flynas connects destinations across Saudi Arabia through its domestic flight network.
Do I need a visa to visit Saudi Arabia?
Visa and entry requirements depend on your nationality and travel circumstances. Check the latest requirements with the relevant official authorities before travelling.
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Saudi Arabia?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
One-Way Flights to Saudi Arabia!
From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai (DXB) | Riyadh (RUH) | One-way / | Depart: Tue 22 Sep | From AED279.00 Seen: 2 hrs ago | |
| Dubai (DXB) | Jeddah (JED) | One-way / | Depart: Sat 03 Oct | From AED412.00 Seen: 3 hrs ago | |
| Dubai (DXB) | Medina (MED) | One-way / | Depart: Sat 10 Oct | From AED495.00 Seen: 3 hrs ago | |
| Abu Dhabi (AUH) | Jeddah (JED) | One-way / | Depart: Thu 05 Nov | From AED528.00 Seen: 3 hrs ago | |
| Abu Dhabi (AUH) | Riyadh (RUH) | One-way / | Depart: Fri 18 Sep | From AED956.00 Seen: 1 day ago | |
| Dubai (DXB) | Dammam (DMM) | One-way / | Depart: Sat 10 Oct | From AED445.00 Seen: 3 hrs ago |