Located in the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Natural Reserve, Wadi Al Disah—the “Valley of the Palm Trees”—is a stunning 15km canyon in Tabuk. It’s legendary for the sharp contrast between its massive red sandstone cliffs and a vibrant, spring-fed valley floor.
Tabouk: The Rugged Gateway to the Saudi Frontier
Tabouk is a rugged, high-altitude outpost and the gritty gateway to the Saudi frontier. It’s a base for explorers tackling Wadi Al Disah and the open desert. Watch the video below.
Extreme Wilderness Camping: An Arabian Night (part 3)
From the towering red pillars of Wadi Al Disah to the mysterious, wind-swept slopes of Jabal al-Lawz, the “wilderness camping” culture in northwest Saudi Arabia is world-class. Imagine grilling over an open fire as the sun sets behind sandstone canyons, followed by a night sky so clear you can see the Milky Way with the naked eye.
Watch Part 3 of an Arabian night.
Extreme Wilderness Camping: An Arabian Night (part 2)
From the towering red pillars of Wadi Al Disah to the mysterious, wind-swept slopes of Jabal al-Lawz, the “wilderness camping” culture in northwest Saudi Arabia is world-class. Imagine grilling over an open fire as the sun sets behind sandstone canyons, followed by a night sky so clear you can see the Milky Way with the naked eye.
Watch Part 2 of an Arabian night.
“Four Corners,” Middle East Style
There is a unique spot on Earth where you can stand in one country and simultaneously gaze upon the shores of three others. Located at the northern tip of the Gulf of Aqaba (Red Sea), the coastlines of Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Israel converge in a dramatic display of geography and history.
Have a look in the video below.