Visit Saudi has launched a time-limited travel invitation for UK travellers. The offer invites customers to explore Saudi through a shared love of football, culture and connection.
All offers are available to book here.
Offers include:
Majestic Al-Ula: 3 nights including return flights from the UK from £2,129pp.
Highlights include:
- Tour the monumental rock-cut tombs of Hegra and Dadan
- View ancient inscriptions and petroglyphs at Jabal Ikmah
- Stargaze in the stunning desert setting of Gharameel
- Enjoy a traditional barbeque dinner under the desert sky
- Marvel at gigantic geological formations including Elephant Rock
Highlights of Saudi: 6 nights including return flights from the UK from £4,689pp
Highlights include:
- Discover Jeddah’s UNESCO-listed historical district, Al Balad
- Visit the historic Islamic places in Madina
- Tour of the rock-cut tombs of Hegra in a Land Rover
- See the ancient petroglyphs at Jubbah
- Take in the cultural highlights of Riyadh and Jeddah
Grand Tour of Saudi: 13 nights including return flights from the UK from £8,919pp
Highlights include:
- Explore the rock-cut tombs of Hegra and Dadan
- Tour the key cultural and historical sites of Riyadh and Jeddah
- Visit UNESCO-listed rock art sites near Hail
- Experience stargazing amidst rock formations at Gharameel
- Visit the rose country of Taif
These limited-time offers are designed to inspire spontaneous discovery – to experience Saudi’s legendary hospitality, rich cultural heritage, and a growing sports scene that’s as proud and passionate as any in the world.
Customers can discover a destination fast emerging as one of the world’s most dynamic and unexpected.
Beyond the headlines lies a Saudi few have seen: rich in heritage, natural beauty and a 70-year love for football that continues to connect communities.
From the Saudi Red Sea’s crystal waters to Riyadh’s creative pulse and the misty mountains of Abha, Saudi is a land of firsts – where ancient stories meet a future unfolding in real time.
Travellers can trace ancient Nabatean tombs in Al-Ula, where millennia-old stories are etched in stone.
They can wander through the coral-stone alleyways of Jeddah’s UNESCO-listed historic town. Or watch the sunrise from Soudah Mountain in Abha, the country’s mist-covered highlands.
On the Saudi Red Sea coast, overwater villas and untouched coral reefs await. And across the vast open desert, stargazing, camel treks and slow travel rituals reconnect visitors to something far deeper than an itinerary.
This is the Saudi of now – a Land of Firsts, not just in innovation and scale, but in the emotional resonance of a first-time visit.
It is also now easier to visit Saudi – visa initiatives have been continuously developed, with the eVisa program now including 66 countries and special administrative regions, and the GCC residents visa and free 96-hour Stopover Visa.
UK, US, or Schengen visa holders, as well as residents of the UK, US, or European Union countries, are eligible for the instant eVisa.
Saudia and British Airways operate regular routes between Saudi and the UK.
Flights operate from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Birmingham and Manchester with direct flights to Jeddah, Riyadh and Neom Bay.
With 51 inbound flights now operating weekly, the busiest routes are London – Jeddah, Manchester – Jeddah, and London – Riyadh.
Virgin Atlantic has also launched new direct flights from London Heathrow to Riyadh, starting 30th March 2025.
To learn more, go to www.visitsaudi.com/en
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