YOUR TRIP IN
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NEOM TOUR: SINDALAH MARINE SANCTUARY
After arriving at Neom airport, why not start your charter vacation in style by transferring by helicopter from here to the nearby Sindalah island to join your yacht?
After a welcome drink, relax, settle in and enjoy a dip in the turquoise water before setting off to visit the island’s artisan villages. Enjoy an update on the NEOM project and sign a pledge to project the wildlife and the region during your trip. Cruise to Sindalah Marine Sanctuary. Desert island exploring & unique beach experience of archaeological artefacts by DMC awaits.
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NEOM TOUR: GEORGIOS G. SHIPWRECK AND WADI TAYYB-ESM
The hidden gem of Saudi Arabia - Georgios G shipwreck is best known for being one of the best places to dive in the northern parts of the Kingdom. It is a half-sunken shipwreck with a stunning beach and mountain backdrop. The “The Titanic of Saudi Arabia” was built in England and ran into the reef in 1978. This area is famous for clear water, moray eels, lionfish, barracudas, sand tiger sharks, and garden eels. Later on explore Wadi Tayyib, one of the magical natural wonders of Saudi Arabia, and walk down the scenic route down the canyon.
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NEOM TOUR: YUBA’S CORAL
Spend the third day of your trip island-hopping and soaking in the sun on the white sand beaches of Shusha Island - the perfect location for snorkelling. Explore the nearby point B in Yuba Island for the best snorkelling and diving experience. In the evening, travel to Om Thalajah sand bar for a magical sunset dinner.
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UMLUJ
Be among the first to access the “Maldives of the Red Sea”. Visit the untouched islands near beautiful Umluj. Explore wild shores, learn about conservation efforts, and enjoy a special picnic in paradise. North of the town, discover over 100 small islands with pristine white sands and ancient palm trees, home to vibrant marine life. Relax on the stunning beaches like Ras Al Shaaban and Doqm, or take a boat to islands like Jabal Hassan. Near Umluj, you can also tour mango farms or visit the unique black lava field of Harrat Lunayyir, a striking contrast to the coastal scenery.
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AL ULA AND MARAYA
Located in north-western Saudi Arabia, Al Ula is cradled in a spectacular valley with palm groves running through its centre and sandstone cliffs surrounding it. Dating to pre-Islamic times, Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO location is the largest preserved site of the Nabatean civilisation. Tour more than 100 well-preserved tombs with elaborate facades cut into the rock.
After head towards the magnificent Maraya Concert Hall which has set a Guinness record for the largest mirrored building in the world. Maraya (meaning mirrors in Arabic) has been dubbed the “mirrored wonder” due to the giant sheets of glass attached to its structure, which reflect Al Ula’s breathtaking landscape.
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YANBU
Commonly known to locals as the ``Spring by the Sea``, Yanbu is a popular destination and is known throughout the region for its miles of beautiful beaches, water sports and aquatic landscape. The city of Yanbu played an important role in the development of Saudi Arabia and was once a very famous port. One of the nicest and quietest beaches in the country, Yanbu Beach offers visitors a perfect escape from the city. Experience scuba diving, sailing, fishing, jet skiing and much more. Or take a break from the action and find several picnic areas or places to take a long stroll. Although large stretches of the waterfront are covered in stone or cement that slopes down to the water, there are several places where you can enter the water for a swim or snorkel.
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JEDDAH
Spend the last day of your magical trip in Jeddah, the main Saudi seaport on the Red Sea. The city’s architecture is a mixture of ancient mud houses, historic souks that sell everything from automobiles parts to the best chocolates imaginable, and multiple shopping malls with the latest designer products. Add this to the 30 km boardwalk – The Corniche - along the Red Sea, and you have a city which is exotic and yes, romantic.
In addition to scuba diving (some say, the best in the world), there are a large number of recreational options: desert hiking and desert camping trips, tennis, team sports (e.g., baseball, soccer, rugby, cricket, etc.), swimming, horseback riding, etc.
