Somewhere on the shores of the Saudi coastline where the Gulf of Aqaba meets the Red Sea, lies the wreck of a Catalina seaplane…
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All articles filed in Northwestern Region
The northwestern region of Saudi Arabia stands out for its spectacular landscapes. It is best known for Al’Ula, with its UNESCO site of Hegra and its lush oasis. Further north, you’ll find the stunning Hisma Desert, whose mountains resemble those of Wadi Rum in Jordan. This region is rapidly evolving with the futuristic NEOM project, including The Line, a 170 km-long linear city cutting across the area. It’s also the region most featured on my blog, as I have the chance to visit it often.
Al’Ula: Visit to the Heritage Oasis Trail
The Heritage Oasis Trail is a beautiful 3 km walk through the Al’Ula oasis, winding between palm trees, farms, and ancient dwellings.
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Al’Ula via ferrata
Born in the French Alps, when I heard about the via ferrata in Al’Ula, I absolutely had to try it!
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Wadi Disah: hiking in Al Disah valley
The Al Disah Valley, Wadi Disah, is a mountainous region and one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Saudi Arabia.
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The abandoned village of Alaqan
Explore and uncover the heritage and historical role of Alaqan, an abandoned village near the Gulf of Aqaba in Saudi Arabia.
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The Midian tombs: a little-known archaeological treasure in Al Bad’
Explore the lesser-known Nabataean tombs of Al Bad’ in Saudi Arabia, a historic site rich in archaeological discoveries.
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