Tourists can immerse in stunning landscapes of AlUla and the Red Sea during Ramadan 2026
For the modern traveler, luxury is
no longer just about lavish surroundings—it’s about effortless access to
destinations that feel timeless and untouched. This Ramadan, two of Saudi
Arabia’s most extraordinary locations, AlUla and the Red Sea, invite you to immerse
yourself in landscapes where time slows, history is alive, and tranquility is
yours to savor.
From golden canyons and sparkling
lagoons to lantern-lit streets shimmering under the night sky, Saudi’s dramatic
scenery and vibrant urban hubs create an unmatched blend of heritage and
contemporary style.
2026
Special: Unprecedented Access
To celebrate this season, Saudi
Arabia is offering exclusive deals that make these sought-after destinations
more accessible than ever before.
- The Deal:
Save up to 45% on iconic properties.
- The Timing:
Limited-time offers for travel in early 2026.
- The Opportunity:
A rare chance to experience world-class hospitality at unbeatable rates.
A
New Rhythm This Ramadan
Ramadan travel isn't about slowing
down—it's about finding a new rhythm. Visitors can balance exploration with
quiet moments of reflection, experiencing each destination at their own pace.
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Arabia’s AlUla presents rich tourism offerings during Ramadan
Mornings offer wellness programs or
serene yoga sessions. Afternoons are for restful walks or quiet relaxation. As
the evening falls, the atmosphere shifts—streets are aglow with lanterns, souks
hum with life, and the air is fragrant with spices and freshly baked treats.
It’s a time when Saudi hospitality transforms every experience into a memory.
AlUla:
A Living Museum of History
AlUla’s stunning landscapes come
alive at dawn and dusk. For those drawn to history, art, or photography, it’s a
canvas waiting to be explored. During Ramadan, the crowds thin, offering the
rare privilege of experiencing Hegra, Saudi’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site,
in near solitude.
Staying in the Ashar Valley feels
like being part of a living masterpiece. This Ramadan, indulge in luxurious
retreats—many carved into the rock or mirrored against the desert—that offer
sanctuary at a fraction of the usual price:
Banyan Tree AlUla
Nestled deep in Ashar Valley, this resort offers stunning canyon views and a
tranquil spa blending Arabian and Asian wellness traditions.
- Offer:
Up to 42% off (limited-time Ramadan deal).
- Location:
Ashar Valley, AlUla
- Ramadan Highlight:
After-iftar spa treatments followed by a quiet desert night under the
stars.
Our Habitas, AlUla
Eco-conscious villas built into the desert landscape, with a wellness center combining
global techniques and ancient practices.
- Offer:
Up to 45% off.
- Location:
Ashar Valley, AlUla
- Ramadan Highlight:
Cozy fireside suhoor gatherings under an endless sky.
Ashar Tented Resort
Feel immersed in nature with tented stays framed by dramatic desert views.
- Offer:
Up to 35% off.
- Location:
Ashar Valley, AlUla
- Ramadan Highlight:
Breezy desert evenings perfect for outdoor dining.
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Nights return to Diriyah, alongside Souq Al-Mawsim
The Chedi, Hegra
Minimalist luxury set near Hegra’s iconic landmarks, offering a retreat for
quiet contemplation.
- Offer:
Up to 35% off.
- Location:
Hegra, AlUla
- Ramadan Highlight:
A peaceful iftar followed by a gentle walk in the cool desert air.
Shaden Resort, AlUla
A family-friendly haven near AlUla’s main attractions, including Elephant Rock,
with villa-style accommodations.
- Offer:
Up to 30% off.
- Location:
AlUla
- Ramadan Highlight:
Relaxed suhoor nights, free from the stress of overplanning.
Explore Old Town & AlJadidah
A visit to AlUla isn’t complete without exploring the Old Town, a labyrinth of
mud-brick buildings. Wander the AlJadidah Arts District, discover artisanal
workshops, and enjoy the vibrancy of evening celebrations as lanterns
illuminate the streets.
The
Red Sea: Where Modern Luxury Meets Lagoon Serenity
If AlUla transports you through
history, the Red Sea offers an exciting leap into the future. Its untouched
lagoons, desert cliffs, and cutting-edge resorts create an awe-inspiring
destination. Here, Ramadan blends calm days with luxurious nights.
Shebara Island
With futuristic overwater and beachfront villas, Shebara blends seamlessly into
its natural surroundings, offering tranquility and modernity in equal measure.
- Offer:
20% off.
- Location:
Sheybarah Island, The Red Sea
- Ramadan Highlight:
Relax by the lagoon after iftar for peaceful, unforgettable moments with
loved ones.
Desert Rock
Set in a rugged valley, Desert Rock offers a fusion of luxury and nature, with
private villas that integrate seamlessly into the desert landscape.
- Offer:
20% off.
- Location:
Inland, approx. 30 minutes from Red Sea International Airport
- Ramadan Highlight:
Stargazing and late-night dining in the Wadi after sunset.
A
Ramadan of Contrasts: Urban Vibrance Meets Desert Calm
While Red Sea resorts offer
solitude, Saudi’s urban centers pulse with energy during Ramadan. Cities like
Jeddah, Riyadh, and Diriyah come alive after sunset, illuminated by lanterns,
buzzing with street food vendors, and echoing with laughter and conversation.
Jeddah: Heritage and Sea Breezes
In Jeddah, Ramadan is a sensory experience. Al-Balad, the historic district,
bursts into life at sunset, with its coral-stone houses and carved wooden
balconies lit by lanterns. The air is filled with the fragrance of incense and
freshly baked bread, while markets offer everything from handmade crafts to
prayer beads.
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- Ramadan Taste:
Traditional dishes like spiced chickpeas, liver sandwiches, and the local
barley drink, Sobia.
Riyadh: The Capital of Light
Riyadh’s nights are filled with excitement. Ramadan tents host extravagant
iftar and suhoor gatherings, featuring lavish buffets of global cuisine and
traditional Saudi dishes.
- Ramadan Vibe:
Late-night shopping, antiques, oud, and lively market chatter at Souq Al
Zal.
Diriyah: Where It All Began
Diriyah, the birthplace of the Saudi state, takes on an ethereal glow during
Ramadan. The UNESCO-listed At-Turaif mud-brick palaces shimmer under golden
lighting, offering a unique glimpse into the past.
- Ramadan Experience:
Savor modern twists on traditional dishes at Bujairi Terrace while
overlooking the historic ruins.
This Ramadan, whether you seek ancient
treasures or modern luxury, AlUla and the Red Sea provide the perfect backdrop
for a memorable escape.
Source: Wego
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