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Flights to Hail
Book flights to Hail with flynas and discover a destination known for its desert landscapes, historic forts, archaeological heritage and distinctive culture in northern Saudi Arabia.
Surrounded by the Aja and Salma mountain ranges, Hail has long played an important role on historic trade and pilgrimage routes. Today, visitors can explore traditional architecture, ancient rock art, local markets and the dramatic landscapes surrounding the city.
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Flying to Hail with flynas
Plan your journey to Hail with a range of flynas services and booking options that allow you to customise your trip according to your fare, availability and travel needs.
Food & drinks
Passengers can choose from a selection of meals, snacks and beverages available during the flight, depending on the services offered and fare type.
Baggage options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage can also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to applicable conditions.
Seat selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and applicable conditions.
Travelling with animals
If you are planning to travel with an animal, review the applicable requirements and conditions before your journey. For more information, visit the Transportation of Live Animals page.
Accessibility & assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other special requirements, review the available services and request appropriate support through our Special Services page.
Arriving in Hail
Flights to Hail arrive at Hail International Airport (HAS), which serves the city and the wider Hail region.
After arriving, travellers can continue their journey using taxis, ride-hailing services, private transfers or rental cars.
By taxi
Taxis provide a convenient option for travelling between Hail International Airport and different parts of the city.
Ride-hailing services
Ride-hailing apps may provide another convenient way to travel between the airport, your accommodation and destinations around Hail.
Private transfers
Travellers can arrange private transportation in advance for direct travel between the airport and their final destination.
By car
Hiring a car can be particularly useful if you plan to explore attractions outside central Hail and travel through the surrounding region.
At Hail International Airport
Hail International Airport serves travellers arriving in and departing from the Hail region and provides essential passenger facilities.
Passenger information
Check your latest flight details, airport information and travel requirements before travelling.
Food & refreshments
Food and beverage options may be available within passenger areas. Availability may vary depending on operating hours and your departure area.
Passenger assistance
Travellers requiring additional assistance should arrange the appropriate support before travelling where possible.
Things to do in Hail
Hail is an excellent destination for travellers interested in Saudi heritage, archaeology and desert landscapes. From historic forts in the city to internationally significant rock-art sites across the region, there is plenty to discover.
Visit A'arif Fort
Located on elevated ground overlooking Hail, A'arif Fort is one of the city's best-known historic landmarks and offers a glimpse into the region's architectural heritage.
Explore Al-Qishlah Palace
Al-Qishlah is one of Hail's prominent historic buildings. Its distinctive architecture and large courtyard make it an important part of the city's heritage.
Discover Hail's traditional markets
Explore local markets for traditional products, perfumes, spices, clothing and everyday goods while experiencing the city's local character.
See the mountains around Hail
The landscapes surrounding Hail are shaped by mountains, desert plains and rock formations. The Aja and Salma mountain ranges are closely associated with the identity of the region.
Experience the desert
During suitable weather conditions, the wider Hail region offers opportunities to experience Saudi Arabia's desert scenery and outdoor landscapes.
Discover Hail's ancient rock art
The Hail region is home to some of Saudi Arabia's most important archaeological landscapes, including rock-art sites that preserve evidence of thousands of years of human activity.
Jubbah
Located north-west of Hail, Jubbah is known for extensive rock carvings and inscriptions created over different periods of human history.
Shuwaymis
The Shuwaymis area also contains significant collections of prehistoric rock art depicting people, animals and aspects of life in the region over thousands of years.
Rock Art in the Hail Region
The rock-art sites at Jubbah and Shuwaymis form part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Rock Art in the Hail Region of Saudi Arabia.
Places to explore in Hail
Hail city centre
Explore local shopping areas, restaurants, cafés and historic landmarks across the centre of the city.
Aja Mountains
The mountains west of the city form one of the region's most distinctive natural landscapes and are closely connected to Hail's history and identity.
Jubbah
Travellers interested in archaeology can plan a trip to Jubbah to experience one of the region's most important heritage landscapes.
Fayd
Visitors exploring the wider Hail region can also discover historical settlements and archaeological areas connected with the historic routes that crossed northern Arabia.
Food to try in Hail
Hail's food culture reflects the culinary traditions of northern and central Saudi Arabia, with hearty dishes suited to the region's history and environment.
Kabsa
A popular Saudi dish consisting of seasoned rice served with chicken or meat.
Jareesh
A traditional dish prepared using crushed wheat and commonly served throughout different parts of Saudi Arabia.
Qursan
A traditional Saudi dish made with thin pieces of bread cooked with vegetables and a flavourful sauce.
Matazeez
A hearty dish prepared using pieces of dough cooked with meat, vegetables and sauce.
Dates & Saudi coffee
Dates served with Saudi coffee remain an important part of local hospitality and social traditions.
Where to stay in Hail
Hail offers accommodation options suitable for business trips, family visits and holidays. The best location will depend on the purpose of your journey and the places you plan to explore.
Central Hail
Staying in central areas can provide convenient access to restaurants, shops, services and many of the city's main attractions.
Near commercial areas
Accommodation around Hail's commercial districts can be convenient for business travellers and visitors looking for easy access to shopping and dining.
Outer areas of Hail
Travellers with a rental car may also consider accommodation outside the city centre, particularly when planning to explore attractions across the wider region.
Getting around Hail
Your preferred way to travel around Hail will depend on whether you plan to remain within the city or explore attractions across the wider region.
By car
A private or rental car can be one of the most practical ways to explore Hail and reach heritage and natural attractions located outside the city.
Taxis
Taxis can be used for local journeys and airport transfers within Hail.
Ride-hailing services
Ride-hailing apps may provide an additional option for journeys around the city where available.
Private transportation
Pre-arranged transport can be helpful for airport journeys, business trips or visits to attractions outside central Hail.
Weather in Hail
Hail has a desert climate with hot, dry summers and cooler winters. Temperatures can vary significantly between daytime and night, particularly during the cooler months.
The milder months can be particularly suitable for sightseeing, heritage visits and outdoor activities. Check the latest forecast before travelling.
Travel tips for Hail
Currency
The official currency is the Saudi riyal (SAR).
Language
Arabic is the official language. English may also be used in hotels, airports and some visitor-facing businesses.
Plan transport for heritage sites
Some of Hail's major archaeological and natural attractions are located outside the city, so arranging a rental car or private transportation can make exploring easier.
Prepare for changing temperatures
Temperatures can vary between daytime and evening, particularly during winter, so check the weather forecast before travelling.
Protect archaeological sites
When visiting heritage and rock-art areas, follow site regulations and avoid touching or damaging archaeological features.
Respect local customs
Visitors should respect Saudi culture, customs and regulations, particularly at religious and heritage locations.
Entry requirements
International travellers should check the latest visa and entry requirements for Saudi Arabia according to their nationality and travel circumstances.
Frequently asked questions about flights to Hail
Which airport serves Hail?
Flights to Hail arrive at Hail International Airport (HAS), which serves the city and the wider Hail region.
Does flynas fly to Hail?
Yes. Hail is part of the flynas domestic network. Search your preferred travel dates on flynas.com or the flynas mobile app to view current flight availability.
What is Hail known for?
Hail is known for its historic forts, desert and mountain landscapes, traditional culture and internationally recognised rock-art sites.
What are some of the best things to do in Hail?
Visitors can explore A'arif Fort, Al-Qishlah Palace, local markets and the city's surrounding landscapes, as well as plan trips to archaeological destinations such as Jubbah.
Where can I see rock art near Hail?
Jubbah and Shuwaymis are among the region's most important rock-art areas and form part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Rock Art in the Hail Region of Saudi Arabia.
How can I get around Hail?
Rental cars, taxis, ride-hailing services and private transportation are among the main options for travelling around Hail and the wider region.
What currency is used in Hail?
The official currency is the Saudi riyal (SAR).
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Hail?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
One-Way Flights to Hail!
From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riyadh (RUH) | Hail (HAS) | One-way / | Depart: Tue 29 Sep | From SAR239.99 Seen: 13 hrs ago | |
| Dammam (DMM) | Hail (HAS) | One-way / | Depart: Sat 10 Oct | From SAR189.00 Seen: 13 hrs ago |