Yanbu is one of the governorates of Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah region in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, located on the coast of the Red Sea. The history of Yanbu goes back at least 2500 years, as it was located on the spice and incense route from Yemen to Egypt and the Mediterranean. Yanbu was the supply center and base of operations for Arab and British forces while they were fighting the Ottomans during World War I. The city is divided into 3 cities: Yanbu al-Nakhl, Yanbu al-Bahr, and Yanbu al-Sinaiyah. The origin of the city's name is due, as historians say, to the fact that it contains 370 springs of running water.

First day

Arrival and reception at Yanbu Airport in the evening, heading to the hotel, eating dinner at the hotel, going to the pre-booked rooms and suites, and sleeping

the second day

Seven o'clock in the morning

Wake up and head to restaurants with a wonderful view of the Red Sea coast and eat breakfast

Half past eight

Visit the historical area with a beautiful square overlooking the sea, where cafes, traditional craft shops, museums and souvenir shops abound.

eleven o'clock

Take a tour in the Yanbu Al-Sinaiyah area, visit the malls, visit the water park, and then eat lunch in restaurants that offer seafood meals

Three o'clock in the evening

Take a boat tour in Sharm Yanbu, where you can see turtles and dolphins, and visit one of the many islands

Seven o'clock in the evening

Heading to the chalets area, where concerts are held and various dinner meals are served

eleven o'clock

Back to the hotel

the third day

Wake up at seven in the morning and eat breakfast at the hotel

Nine o'clock

Heading to the volcanic Harrat area by bus, where there is a beautiful opportunity for photo points, mountains and ancient villages.

Twelve O'clock

Arriving at the prepared camp Eat lunch prepared in traditional ways

Two o'clock in the evening

Heading to Akbar Alf Hat Volcanic by camel

Three o'clock in the evening

Access to the volcanic crater and then go down to it on foot and the souvenir photo points

Five o'clock in the evening

Return to the camp and rest, and then gather around the heating fire, drink Arabic coffee, and listen to folk songs by a local band.

Nine o'clock in the evening

Eat dinner and then sleep in the camp

the fourth day

Wake up at seven in the morning and eat Arabic coffee and breakfast

Eight o'clock in the morning

Heading to Al Ula

Ten o'clock in the morning

Reaching the Madain Saleh area and touring the archaeological areas, and then heading to a resort, eating lunch and resting

Four in the evening

Heading to the Elephant Mountain area, attending events, concerts and entertainment, and eating dinner

Twelve o'clock in the morning

Return to the resort and go to sleep

the fourth day

Wake up at eight in the morning and eat breakfast

Half past nine

Heading to the archaeological area of ​​Al-Ula and wandering among the ancient houses where shopping festivals are held, swallowing traditional foods and local drinks, and then attending a clan reconciliation session and then eating lunch