Visit the Moses well at Maqna where it is believed that Moses took care of Jethro's (Prophet Shuaib) daughters and helped them take out water for their sheep and this is the first place where Mose's (Musa) (as) met Zippora, Jethro’s daughter in this place and after married with her.

Midian (Al bad) is the land where Moses spent 10 years in voluntary exile before returning and freeing his people from Pharaoh Ramses II.) And the homeland of Jethro (Prophet Shuaib who was Mose's Father in Law. The Mugha’yer Shuaib seems to appear from nowhere in the reddish desert west of Tabuk. Moses (as) lived here a decade under the patronage of the Prophet Shuaib, who had been impressed by Moses’ chivalry and offered his daughter’s hand in marriage. Moses eventually returned to Egypt, but it’s easy to imagine that this beautiful place stayed with him.

Jabal Al-lawz

• Begin your historical journey at Jabal Al Lawz, the highest peak in the Tabuk region. Explore ancient inscriptions and rock art depicting bovines. Some believe this mountain to be Mount Sinai, where Prophet Moses (PBUH) encountered God. • Midday: • Visit the Golden Calf Petroglyphs, depicting the biblical story of the Golden Calf. This rock art provides insight into an important religious event. • Explore the 12 Stones of Moses, situated near Jabal Al Lawz, offering a glimpse into ancient ceremonies and spiritual significance.

Tabuk Castle

This castle in the center of the town is the oldest, it was built in 1559 during the reign of the Ottoman Empire. Check out the Tabuk Castle, the Hijaz Railway Station and take some photos and get back to your vehicles.

The great Canyon Alshaq (Ledge of Neom) Al-Shaq. This name means the tear (or rip) which makes sense as here the earth has been literally torn apart by tectonic forces. That is the reason why this place is also known as the Great Canyon of Saudi Arabia, and it’s located in the Tabuk region between Jabal Hesma & Wade Qaraqir close to Shiqry village. Take a foot walk and check out the ledge of NEOM. An overhang offers a perfect perspective for a souvenir picture. You can also check out the famous lion mountain as a mountain resembles like the face of a lion. Finish the experience and get back inside the vehicle.

Wadi Al Disah

(Disah is mainly located in the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Natural Reserve) in the Southwest Province of Tabuk. 1230h Arrive in Disah Valley (The Valley of palms). Upon arrival, you’ll see exactly why. The luscious valley floor is surrounded by massive sandstone cliffs and pillars and beautiful lush palm trees that are perfect for exploration and followed by lunch at one local farm. After lunch get ready for a 4x4 vintage car adventure and take a safari tour inside the valley and you will enjoy the flourishing nature, high mountains and water springs and the captivating beauty of the valley and the amazing feature of the wadi is a water stream that runs through the western part of the canyon towards the city of Disah. Numerous palm trees and bushes and high grass flourishes in between the majestic cliffs of the canyon. Enjoy discovering the old engravings on the walls of Nabatean Gate. Hike and nature walk around the valley and followed by coffee/tea with snacks.

Hisma Desert

• Morning: Your journey begins with a pick-up from your hotel by our experienced guide/driver. • Embark on an adventure to the scenic Bajdah and Hesma deserts, where the day’s exploration begins. • Start with a visit to the Rock Inscription Board, delving into ancient carvings that narrate the region’s historical and cultural richness. Our guide will share fascinating insights into these inscriptions followed visit the famous Bajdah arch. • Continue with an exhilarating desert drive through the red dunes and towering sand mountains of Bajdah and Hesma, soaking in the dramatic desert landscape. • Midday: Enjoy a 40-minute hike (round trip) through a narrow canyon, perfect for light exploration and capturing breathtaking photos of the rugged terrain and explore the Neom caves. • Recharge with a lunch on site. mountains across the gulf into Egypt and imagine how millions of people would have crossed the sea on dry land.

• Afternoon: Head to the wildlife reserve to observe desert animals like deer and ostriches in their natural habitat. Unearth hidden treasures like the picturesque "Secret Garden" canyon, where lush vegetation contrasts beautifully with the surrounding desert.

• Evening: Wrap up your day by witnessing a spectacular sunset over Neom desert from a carefully selected vantage point. Watch the sky turn vivid hues of orange and red as the sun sets over the majestic dunes, creating a magical and unforgettable moment.