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A New Chapter in Arabian Discovery
Saudi Arabia is opening its doors to the world, revealing a land rich in history, heritage and natural beauty. From the UNESCO-listed tombs of AlUla to the Red Sea’s untouched coastline, this destination is ideal for travellers seeking something new and authentic.
Walk through the ancient Nabataean city of Hegra, explore the mudbrick old town of Al Balad in Jeddah, or wander Riyadh’s futuristic skyline. Take in desert sunrises over sweeping dunes, hike the rocky highlands of Asir, or dive into coral-filled waters off the coast of Yanbu.
Saudi Arabia offers a blend of ultra-modern developments and timeless traditions. Stay in cutting-edge resorts, heritage lodges or remote eco-camps, and discover a country shaped by storytelling, hospitality and visionary ambition.
Whether you're interested in ancient archaeology, outdoor adventure or cultural connection, this is a destination where you’ll find depth and authenticity beyond the expected. Warm welcomes and unexpected experiences await in every region.
With Nexus Travel, your journey through Saudi Arabia is carefully tailored to blend discovery and comfort. We handle the details so you can immerse yourself fully in a destination ready to inspire and surprise.
Suggested Trips and Tours
Explore our hand-picked selection of suggested trips and tours, designed to help you experience the very best each destination has to offer.

Spiritual Pilgrimage Heart

Ancient Desert Majesty
AlUla reveals a breathtaking landscape of sandstone cliffs, rock formations, and the UNESCO-listed tombs of Hegra offering a remarkable journey into Nabatean history and Saudi Arabia’s cultural renaissance.

Desert Dune Discovery

Red Sea Heritage

Endless Dune Silence
Top Hotels
Explore our curated collection of top hotels, where exceptional comfort meets refined style. Hand-picked for their outstanding service, prime locations and unique character, these properties offer more than just a place to stay – they elevate your entire travel experience.

Banyan Tree AlUla

Nujuma, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Southern Dunes Lodge

The Chedi Hegra

The St. Regis Red Sea Resort

Desert Rock Resort

Fairmont Riyadh

Four Seasons at Kingdom Centre
Occupying Riyadh’s iconic Kingdom Centre, this sophisticated hotel offers panoramic views, exceptional service, a world-class spa, and proximity to the city’s upscale shopping and business hubs.

Jeddah Edition

The Ritz-Carlton, Jeddah

Rosewood Jeddah
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Entry Requirements
UK travellers can apply online for a tourist eVisa, valid for multiple entries over a year. Your passport must be valid for at least six months.
Best Time to Visit
Visit between October and March when the weather is cooler and more pleasant, especially for exploring deserts, ancient sites, and Red Sea coastal towns.
Vaccinations
Routine vaccinations are recommended, including hepatitis A, typhoid, and tetanus. Additional vaccines may be advised depending on your travel itinerary.
Currency
The official currency is the Saudi Riyal (SAR). Credit cards are widely accepted, and ATMs are easily found in urban areas and near tourist attractions.
Language
Arabic is the official language, though English is widely spoken in hotels, shopping centres, and among younger generations in major cities.
Electricity
Saudi Arabia uses 110V and 220V supply with Type A, B, and G plugs. UK travellers will need an adaptor to use most appliances.
AlUla
Explore dramatic sandstone formations, ancient tombs at Hegra (Saudi’s first UNESCO site), and open-air art installations in this extraordinary desert landscape.
Riyadh
The capital city offers striking modern architecture, traditional souqs, the National Museum, and views from the Sky Bridge at Kingdom Centre Tower.
Jeddah
A coastal hub with vibrant art, the historic Al-Balad district, beautiful Corniche promenades, and access to the coral reefs of the Red Sea.
Edge of the World
This breathtaking cliff formation outside Riyadh overlooks an endless desert plain and is perfect for adventurous hikes and dramatic sunset views.
Diriyah
The birthplace of the Saudi state, Diriyah is being restored into a cultural destination with heritage architecture, restaurants, and museums.
Abha & Asir Mountains
This high-altitude region offers cool weather, green hills, mountain villages, and cable cars with sweeping views of lush valleys and cliffs.
Dress Code
Modest dress is required in public. Men and women should cover shoulders and knees. Women do not need to wear an abaya but should dress conservatively.
Local Etiquette
Public displays of affection are discouraged. It is respectful to greet with your right hand and avoid photographing people without permission.
Transport
Ride-hailing apps like Uber and Careem are widely used. Intercity travel is supported by domestic flights and a growing high-speed train network.
Weather Conditions
Summers can be extremely hot, particularly in inland regions. If visiting during warmer months, plan for early morning or evening activities and stay hydrated.
Ramadan Awareness
During Ramadan, eating or drinking in public during daylight hours is discouraged. Many venues adjust their opening hours accordingly.
Alcohol Policy
Alcohol is not permitted in Saudi Arabia. Visitors should respect local laws and refrain from attempting to bring or consume alcohol during their stay.
Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative is transforming the country with major investment in tourism, culture, and sustainable development across multiple regions.
UNESCO Sites
The Kingdom is home to six UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including rock art, ancient cities, and cultural landscapes dating back thousands of years.
Growing Tourism
Saudi Arabia only opened to international leisure travellers in 2019, making it one of the most exciting and unexplored destinations in the region.
Hospitality Culture
Saudi hospitality is warm and deeply rooted in tradition. Guests are often offered Arabic coffee and dates as a symbol of welcome.
Fascinating Contrasts
Visitors can discover everything from Red Sea diving and lush mountain valleys to bustling modern cities and ancient desert ruins all in one trip.
Traditional Arts
From calligraphy and poetry to falconry and dance, Saudi Arabia offers a rich tapestry of traditional arts that are celebrated and preserved today.
Personal Specialist
Expert travel advisor from start to finish
- Direct access to your travel specialist
- Consistent support for all your bookings
- Tailored advice based on your profile
- Responsive help for all your concerns
- Reliable contact throughout your journey
- Trusted expert guiding every next step
Tailored Itineraries
Every journey shaped just for your style
- Plans designed around your expectations
- Custom routes built with care and detail
- Itineraries focused on your interests
- Schedules refined to fit your timing
- Balanced pacing throughout the trip
- Trips planned for meaning and comfort
Continuous Improvement
Constantly refining how we support you
- Feedback-driven changes every season
- Lessons learned improve every detail
- Refined processes through experience
- Team development fuels better results
- Reviews drive smarter planning always
- We update your journey with insight
NEXUS Benefits
Perks and upgrades exclusive to NEXUS
- Complimentary upgrades where available
- Priority reservations secured for you
- Partner deals with extra added value
- Private access to premium experiences
- Special offers for returning travellers
- Loyalty rewarded with every journey
End-to-End Support
Complete travel help at every step
- Planning to follow-up, fully handled
- 24/7 support whenever it's needed
- Pre-checks for all essential documents
- Live help for any travel disruptions
- Support continues after you return
- Every detail managed start to end
Trusted Partners
We choose only trusted travel experts
- Fully accredited suppliers worldwide
- Partners meet strict service standards
- Vetted through years of shared success
- Backed by consistent client feedback
- Trusted by us and our customers alike
- Reviewed regularly for quality control
Getting to Saudi Arabia
International Flights: Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam are the main international gateways with direct connections from Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Flights from the UK: Direct flights operate from London to Riyadh and Jeddah with Saudia, British Airways and other major carriers.
Visa Details: UK travellers can apply online for an eVisa. The tourist visa is valid for multiple entries within one year.
Entry Documents: A passport valid for at least 6 months is required. Nexus can assist with your application and documentation checklist.
Travel with Nexus: We create bespoke Saudi itineraries covering Riyadh, AlUla, Jeddah, the Red Sea and cultural heritage sites.
Arrival Support: Enjoy VIP airport services and private transfers arranged by our team for a smooth welcome to the Kingdom.
Getting Around Saudi Arabia
Private Drivers: Travel in comfort with a personal driver and guide for city tours and intercity journeys. All vehicles are modern and air-conditioned.
Domestic Flights: Internal flights connect Riyadh, Jeddah, AlUla and Abha. We book all flights to maximise your time exploring.
Train Services: High-speed trains operate between Riyadh, Jeddah and Mecca. Comfortable and convenient for domestic travel.
Car Hire: Self-driving is possible with an international licence but we recommend private transfers for ease and comfort.
Desert Excursions: Explore AlUla, the Empty Quarter or the Red Sea coast with expert local guides in 4x4 vehicles.
City Transport: Taxis and ride-hailing apps like Uber are widely used in urban areas and easy to arrange through your hotel.

















