Ideally nestled within the unspoiled nature of the Ashar Valley, Habitas AlUla 5* opens its doors to you for an unforgettable stay in Saudi Arabia. This unique pied-à-terre, combining luxury, well-being and an authentic atmosphere, will charm you from the first moment you step into the five-star establishment. Settle into a beautiful villa and let yourself be inspired by the natural setting that surrounds you in order to live a most immersive experience. 

Between authentic atmosphere and comfort, your villa will immediately immerse you in a unique ambience. Surrounded by cliffs, it offers captivating views of the canyon and the vast desert…

Please note: all villas are on one level. Transportation to the villas is provided by electric carts.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

You will have the luxury of not having to choose between idleness, well-being and cultural discoveries during your break. Habitas AlUla offers you all of this! Relax on a sunlounger to fill up on vitamin D before indulging in a refreshing dip in the superb outdoor swimming pool. Then, take care of your body as well as your mind at Thuraya Wellness by opting for a Yoga session or a massage to be pampered by expert hands.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Explore the ancient Nabataean city of Hegra in a private vintage Land Rover, discovering over 110 rock-carved tombs in a journey that combines archaeology, history, and adventure.

Stroll through centuries of history in AlUla Old Town, where storytelling, artisan shops, and evolving Saudi fashion reveal the cultural heart of the region.

Escape into the desert night at Gharameel to marvel at millions of stars framed by striking rock formations, complete with a grilled dinner under the open sky.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Whether you’re craving total relaxation or high-energy adventure, St. Regis Red Sea Resort has you covered. Sink into bliss at the world-class spa, take a leisurely dip in the infinity pools, or break a sweat at the cutting-edge fitness center. For thrill-seekers, the Red Sea’s crystal-clear waters offer incredible snorkeling, diving, and paddleboarding, with vibrant marine life just waiting to be discovered.

Rising above Jeddah's beach-lined waterfront, the imposing Shangri-La Jeddah 5* offers a luxurious holiday experience like no other in an environment that exudes glamour with lavish accommodations, first-class dining, a sumptuous spa and a tranquil swimming pool bathed in the glowing Saudi Arabian sun.

Shangri-La Jeddah 5* is also ideally located for those who wish to experience the 'mermaid of the Red Sea' with the hotel being within close distance of such attractions as the Red Sea Mall, Atallah Happy Land Park and numerous sandy beaches.

Fall asleep upon your signature Shangri-La bed featuring patented body-contouring technology for a pleasant night's sleep in the lavish Superior Room offering the finest of amenities, modern décor, a spa-like bathroom and a balcony offering stunning views of Jeddah.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Focus on your health and well-being during your holiday at the hotel's spa and wellness club which offers separate facilities for men and women. Take in a workout at the state-of-the-art fitness centre with a fitness expert to reach your maximum potential. 

Afterwards, relax with a soak in the sauna, a swim in the pool or a trip to the spa for an even further relaxing experience with innovative treatments incorporating Asian traditions to create a rejuvenating experience that'll leave you feeling rested and replenished.

AlUla is surrounded by towering sandstone cliffs, ancient tombs, and vast desert landscapes, it offers a truly extraordinary experience. Just 30 km away from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hegra, AlUla is a perfect blend of adventure and culture, inviting travellers to discover hidden gems and immerse themselves in the wonders of Saudi Arabia’s past and present.

Must-sees:

• Hegra: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this ancient Nabatean city is famous for its stunning rock-cut tombs and dramatic desert views.
• AlUla Old Town: Wander through this ancient, atmospheric town with its narrow alleyways, mud-brick houses, and historical sites.
• Elephant Rock: A natural rock formation that resembles an elephant, offering a perfect spot for sunset views and photography.
• AlUla Heritage Site: Explore the archaeological remnants of ancient civilisations that have shaped this fascinating area.

Culinary culture:

AlUla’s cuisine reflects the vibrant culture of Saudi Arabia, with a mix of traditional flavours and local ingredients. Don’t miss the chance to try Kabsa, a spiced rice dish served with lamb or chicken, and finish off with a sweet Kunafa, a pastry soaked in syrup. You’ll also find plenty of fresh fruit, dates, and locally grown herbs, perfect for a refreshing snack in the desert heat.

Dive deeper:

AlUla is a place where history and nature intertwine. Beyond the famous tombs of Hegra, the region offers an unparalleled opportunity to connect with Saudi Arabia’s ancient past through archaeological tours and rock art sites. The vast desert is also a playground for adventure seekers, with options for hiking, rock climbing, and even hot air balloon rides over the stunning landscapes. AlUla's vibrant cultural scene is thriving too, with art galleries, music festivals, and local craft markets bringing the area to life. The quiet beauty of the surroundings, combined with its rich history, makes AlUla a destination that beckons to those who seek both tranquillity and exploration.

Good to know:

AlUla is best visited in cooler months (October to March) to appreciate the desert’s beauty fully. While exploring, keep in mind that much of the region’s history is still being uncovered, making it an exciting destination for history buffs. Taxis and local tours are popular ways to get around, and the region is known for its hospitality, making it a welcoming destination for tourists.

Jeddah, the gateway to Mecca and a vibrant Red Sea port, is Saudi Arabia’s most cosmopolitan city. A historic trading hub turned modern metropolis, it blends old and new with ease, where gleaming skyscrapers rise beside centuries-old coral stone houses, and traditional souks hum with life just minutes from chic waterfront cafés.

Must-sees:

• Al-Balad: Wander through Jeddah’s atmospheric old town, a UNESCO-listed maze of coral-stone houses, intricately carved wooden balconies, and bustling souks.
• Jeddah Corniche: A sweeping promenade lined with palm trees, modern art installations, and prime Red Sea views, best enjoyed at sunset.
• King Fahd Fountain: The world’s tallest seawater fountain, shooting water over 300 metres into the air—a striking spectacle at night.
• Obhur Creek: Escape the city with a day of sailing, snorkelling, or diving in the pristine turquoise waters north of Jeddah.
• Art & culture: From the avant-garde Jameel Arts Centre to open-air sculptures by the likes of Henry Moore, Jeddah’s art scene is one of the region’s most vibrant.

Culinary culture

Jeddah’s food scene is a feast for the senses, reflecting its history as a crossroads of cultures. Start your morning with mutabbaq, a spiced savoury pancake, before indulging in fresh seafood along the coast—try sayadiyah, a fragrant rice and fish dish. For a local favourite, seek out a steaming plate of kabsa, a richly spiced rice dish often served with lamb or chicken. And for a sweet finish? Kunafa, a crispy, syrup-soaked pastry filled with cheese or cream, is a must.

Dive deeper:

To truly experience Jeddah, wander through Al-Balad after dusk, when the historic quarter glows under lanterns and locals gather for coffee. Explore Souk Al Alawi for vibrant fabrics and antiques, or unwind at a Red Sea beach club, diving into coral reefs before relaxing with a mocktail. The city effortlessly blends tradition and modernity, with art galleries, sleek cafés, and timeless experiences that showcase Jeddah's unique cultural charm while embracing its warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Good to know

Winter (November to March) offers the best weather, with mild temperatures and warm seas. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are the easiest way to get around, though Jeddah’s new metro is on the horizon. The currency is the Saudi riyal (SAR), and while Arabic is the official language, English is widely understood in tourist areas.