Explore Saudi Arabia's oldest city: pilgrimage to holy towns, wander UNESCO-listed Al-Balad's backstreets, see ruins and floating mosques, and relax on the Corniche. Take in Edge of the World views, shop busy souks, and head to Moon Mountain. Fish, quad bike, dive, ride camels, climb, or ride Arabian horses through the desert. From the world's largest dome to the world's tallest fountain, watch this captivating city rise.

Jabal Al Sabaya rises dramatically from the Red Sea, a remote desert island shaped by time and crowned with pristine natural beauty. Its golden Saba Beach invites relaxation beneath beachside cabanas, while the turquoise shallows beckon snorkelers to explore vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life. This untouched paradise blends raw landscapes with crystal-clear waters, offering a rare escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers drawn to solitude, serenity and the thrill of discovery.

Jizan surprises with its lush landscapes and rich cultural heritage, framed by the rugged mountains of the Asir region and the turquoise waters of the Red Sea. Its fertile plains produce fragrant coffee and tropical fruits, while the nearby Farasan Islands, a protected marine sanctuary, offer pristine coral reefs and quiet beaches. Traditional souks bustle with local life, and centuries-old forts overlook a region where natural beauty and deep-rooted tradition meet in harmony.

Frankincense-scented Salalah blends sea, sun, and a bright Mediterranean feel with UNESCO ruins, tombs, Arabian palaces, and stunning mosques. Refresh at Wadi Darbat waterfalls, spot wolves and the last Arabian leopards in Jabal Samhan, watch dolphins and dhows, or go dune bashing. Shop at the Gold Souk for metal goods, a turban, mussar, or kummah, then explore the Lost City or Empty Quarter. Warm, welcoming locals complete the trip.

Discover authentic Arabia: snorkel with turtles and rays, wander gold-and-silver souks, explore the desert by land, air, or oasis waters, and browse Omani art and curios. Visit the fragrant home of the world's priciest perfumery, learn to cook, rock climb and cliff dive, sink into sinkholes, relax in Arabic-style spas, and hike Al Hajar's terraced farms before off-roading to ancient Sabatyn. Twinkling souks, rugged terrain, and oud scents define this lavish capital.

Khor Fakkan, on the Bay of Oman, is a gem of the UAE: a "creek of two jaws" framed by the Hajar Mountains. Explore ancient graves, a ruined Portuguese fort, and Wadi Wurayah's waterfalls and pools. Cruise the coast by dhow, eat Bedouin-style on beach, dive coral reefs, canyon rocky wadis, paraglide cliffs, and mountain-bike goat paths. Add Sabatyn, Musandam's fjords, spice markets, and hammams.

Explore Oman's remote Musandam Peninsula, a filigreed tip at the Strait of Hormuz. Ride rocky peaks by bike or 4x4, cruise dramatic inlets on converted dhows, and swim with dolphins and tuna near Telegraph Island. Visit Old Town forts, relaxed souks and whitewashed mosques. Pass hidden Bedouin homes, mosques and goats to a vast green oasis, then climb to cooler heights for fossilized fish and sweeping views. A discreet legend rich in surprises.

Discover Dubai: a sun-soaked, cosmopolitan city of luxury, innovation, and landmark sights. Ski indoors, watch the fountains, hear opera, ride an abra, admire the Miracle Garden, explore Old Dubai, visit the Dubai Frame, see Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, ride the giant wheel, and dine in the sky. Shimmering like a mirage, Dubai dazzles with its diversity and constant reinvention.