Tabouk

Tabuk Region is a home of some of the jewels of Saudi Arabia, both natural and historical. Some of the most prominent natural features of Tabuk Province are: the majestic sandstone formations originating from the Wadi Rum in Jordan and crossing the whole region towards the south; the Sarawat mountains peaking over 2500 meters above sea level; the volcanoes of the Harrat Al-Uwayrid; and the beaches and coral reefs of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba.

Today Tabuk has a bustling and extensive souq that is worth exploring and some of the most enthusiastic locals when it comes to tourism and diving, which is why Tabuk is also a good place to arrange visits to the surrounding region, home to pristine white beaches, virtually untouched islands and coral reefs, as well as the odd snowy mountain in winter.