Top Riyadh Transportation Passes

The Edge of the World is a place in Riyadh that’s known for its dramatic cliffs and panoramic views. Instead of visiting alone, going on a guided tour means there’s no need to worry about route planning—a guide can show you the best trail to go on. Once at the top, relax and enjoy a picnic break, and admire views of Mount Fahren.

Visiting the Edge of the World from Riyadh independently involves renting a 4x4 and tackling some unmade roads near the escarpment. Make everything easier and more enriching on this small-group tour, which includes transport, a guided hike on the clifftops for sunset views, and an optional bat cave visit.

The Edge of the World (its real name is Jabal al-Firin), one of the most popular tourist destinations in Saudi Arabia, gets its nickname from the continuous view of the horizon it offers over its 300-meter-high cliffs, which overlook the surrounding plain. It is part of the much longer Tuwaiq escarpment, descending about 305 meters to the bottom of the ancient ocean. From the top of the cliffs, you'll spot dry rivers that weave across the land and you may see camels moving away below - an ancient caravan route that once ran through these lands. We can enjoy the sunset from the top of the mountain and take unforgettable memorial photos

The dunes and rocks of Al Thumama desert north Riyadh are perfect for outdoor adventure, but getting to them and booking activities there independently can be time-consuming. Make everything easy and focus on the fun with this small-group safari from Saudi’s capital. Travel by air-conditioned vehicle and on arrival, conquer the dunes on a quad bike and enjoy a camel ride as you absorb the vast desert landscapes. Instructions, snacks and equipment are included for your convenience.

Trade the bustling streets of Riyadh for the rolling red sand dunes of the desert on this half-day evening excursion. Start off with an exhilarating dune-bashing session as you make your way to a desert camp. Then, enjoy several activities such as sandboarding, volleyball, archery, and relaxing around a campfire. Dinner, coffee, tea, and local snacks are served during your tour.

This is a great pick for independent travelers who are keen to explore Riyadh at their own pace, rather than following a group. Simply download an app to your phone, and then listen to audio commentary by a historian. There are two separate tours to enjoy: the first explores Al Masmak Fortress; and the second visits the historical areas of Riyadh, such as Al Safat Square.

Add some opulence to your travel experience at the Riyadh King Khaled International Airport Plaza Premium Lounge. Whether you’re departing, arriving, or in transit, the lounge is the perfect location to take a load off away from the airport hustle and bustle. Eat to your stomach’s content at the unlimited open buffets. High speed WiFi, workstations, plush chairs, and recharging stations are all at your disposal in a luxurious atmosphere.

Skip the crowded, impersonal group tours and enjoy the full attention of your Egyptologist guide on this private day trip to Alamein. Learn about Egypt's WWII history and visit the War Museum of Alamein and the Military Cemeteries.

Take the worry out of your arrival to Rey Khalid (RUH) Airport and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 6 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis on arrival, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan.