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Step into the legendary Land of Midian with Desert Paths—your gateway to adventure in the heart of Tabuk. We invite travelers from around the world to experience the awe-inspiring beauty and profound history that define this iconic region of Northwest Saudi Arabia.
Traverse breathtaking landscapes and explore ancient monuments that have captivated explorers for centuries. Walk in Moses’ Footsteps ascending storied heights such as Mount Sinai and witnessing the remarkable Split Rock of Horeb.
Each step offers a deeper connection to ancient civilizations and spiritual heritage, weaving a narrative that bridges the past and present.
Desert Paths promises more than a journey—it’s an invitation to challenge your perceptions, ignite your curiosity, and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of the Land of Prophets. Embark on our exclusive tours to the Land of Midian and experience a historical and spiritual adventure unlike any other. Your journey toward discovering and understanding the profound narrative of the Exodus story begins here.
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Nestled in one of Saudi Arabia’s most captivating valleys, this natural marvel promises an unforgettable journey. Picture yourself weaving through a dramatic gorge for over five kilometers, each turn unveiling new vistas, until the path opens to a breathtaking view of the Red Sea—an experience that lingers long after you leave.With vehicle access now limited, nature has gracefully reclaimed its space. As you wander, you may catch a glimpse of rare birds darting through the air or spot native wildlife quietly returning to their ancestral home—a quiet moment of connection with the land’s untamed spirit.Locally known as the “Valley of Moses,” this site is steeped in history and legend. During your tour, we’ll share stories passed down through generations, such as Moses’ years in exile within these very lands or the tale of the “Split Mountain,” where tradition tells of a mountain parting as Moses crossed the Red Sea. Allow us to bring these timeless legends to life, creating memories that blend history, nature, and discovery.
Embark on a remarkable journey with us to Jabal Al-Lawz, the renowned “Mountain of Almonds,” rising majestically to 2,549 meters (8,460 feet) in the heart of northwest Saudi Arabia.Discover the region’s highest summit, a rare gem where snow graces the landscape almost every year. Imagine standing at the peak, crisp mountain air swirling around you, gazing out over the desert meeting the Gulf of Aqaba—a scene as striking as it is serene. Here, temperatures often dip below zero, blanketing the rocky slopes in a hush of winter stillness.We welcome discerning travelers from across the globe to witness a side of Saudi Arabia few expect: snow-dusted peaks set against golden sands. Please note, with the development of the new Trojena Mountain Resort underway, certain areas may have limited access for a time.
Ready for an adventure? We invite you to join us on a journey through the legendary land of Midian, a destination famous in both the Bible and the Quran. We’ll take you straight to the northwest Arabian Peninsula, right where the Gulf of Aqaba kisses the Red Sea.With us, you’ll discover the birthplace of Midian—Abraham’s own son—and hear about the people called the “Companions of the Caves .” We’ll lead you through the ancient town of Al Bad, where locals believe the tombs date back to Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law. And, if you’re into history, we’ll dig deeper—some experts say these tombs are actually Nabatean, crafted after they left Petra in the 1st century AD. Join us, and we’ll unlock the secrets of this incredible region together!
Georgios G. stretches 71.6 meters in length, 11 meters across, and rises to a height of 4.9 meters—a striking silhouette against the Red Sea horizon. Built in Britain in 1949 and launched in 1958, this storied vessel began her journey as a cargo ship. In recent years, she’s earned the nickname “the Saudi Titanic,” a testament to her dramatic history.Setting sail from Greece, Georgios G. was bound for the port of Aqaba in Jordan, her cargo holds filled with flour—an essential staple for countless communities. Yet, fate intervened off the Saudi coast, just south of the tranquil city of Haql. Here, the ship became stranded, its journey abruptly halted by the shifting sands of the shoreline.As the crew worked tirelessly to restart the engine, a fire broke out, sweeping through the vessel and consuming everything within. Today, the charred remains of Georgios G. rest quietly offshore, their haunting beauty drawing visitors from around the world. The ship’s skeletal frame rises from the water, offering a striking backdrop for photographers and a moment of reflection for travelers—a modern relic, transformed from tragedy into a unique landmark on Saudi Arabia’s northern coast.
Approximately 100 kilometers from Tabuk, near the tranquil village of Shiqry, lies Al-Shaq Canyon. Often referred to as Saudi Arabia’s Grand Canyon, this breathtaking natural wonder reveals its true majesty as you venture further within. Imagine walking among ancient Bronze Age tombs, their weathered stones quietly echoing stories of the past, before the land opens into a dramatic, 300-meter-deep canyon. The sheer scale and beauty of Al-Shaq create an atmosphere of discovery, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the timeless allure of this remarkable landscape.
Spanning an impressive 100,000 square kilometers, the Hisma Red Sand Desert in the heart of the Arabian Peninsula invites travelers into a world of natural splendor. The dunes, ever-shifting and painted in hues from delicate orange to deep crimson, create a landscape that feels almost otherworldly. Imagine the thrill of a camel ride at dawn, the cool air tinged with the warm glow of sunrise over endless red sands. For those seeking adventure, desert safaris offer exhilarating journeys by 4x4 and the excitement of sandboarding down sweeping slopes.Amidst the vast openness, guests can discover a rare tranquility, far removed from the bustle of daily life. As evening falls, the desert transforms—sunset washes the sands in golden light, casting long, mesmerizing shadows and enveloping visitors in an unforgettable ambiance. When night descends, the sky unveils a breathtaking canopy of stars, undimmed by city lights—a moment that truly evokes the boundless beauty of the universe. The Hisma Red Sand Desert offers discerning travelers an experience that is both captivating and serene, a destination where adventure and peace exist in perfect harmony.
In the heart of Saudi Arabia’s Tabuk Province stands Jebel Safina, widely known as Ship Rock—a geological marvel shaped uncannily like a ship resting on a sea of golden sands. Rising 50 meters above the desert floor, its sandstone and limestone form captures the imagination of all who visit. As dusk settles, the formation casts elongated shadows across the dunes, evoking the silhouette of a vessel anchored in a tranquil bay.Surrounded by sweeping sand dunes, Ship Rock’s dramatic contours create a breathtaking contrast against the vastness of the Arabian desert. Travelers often pause here to witness the interplay of sunlight and shadow, a scene that lingers in memory long after departure.Deeply rooted in local heritage, Ship Rock stands as a revered symbol of the region’s rich history. It has inspired generations of artistic expression, from vibrant paintings to evocative poetry. This iconic landmark invites visitors to reflect on the enduring beauty of nature and contemplate the ever-changing face of our planet.