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  1. www.experiencealula.com › en › plan-your-tripGetting to and around AlUla - Experience AlUla

    Lamar Luxury Car Rental +966 558043154 (via phone or WhatsApp for taxi service) email: vip_coordinator@lamarltd.sa. Al Wefaq Car Rental Company: +966 590795827. Daleel AlUla Car Rental: +966 0553338228. In order to hire a car, international drivers must carry a valid driving licence from their country of residence as well as an international ...

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  2. whatsonsaudiarabia.com › 2020 › 05How to get to Al Ula by air and land - Whats On Saudi Arabia

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    Al Ula’s Prince Abdul Majeed Bin Abdulaziz Domestic Airport (ULH) is located 35 kilometres (a 30-minute drive) from the centre of Al Ula. Flights are currently suspended due to Covid-19, but when they resume Al Ula will welcome four flights a week from Riyadh and two flights and week from Jeddah, returning on the same day. 1. Riyadh to Al Ula: Sund...

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    If you’d like to explore Saudi Arabia by land, then hire a car for a road trip across the country. Kick off your journey to Al Ula in Medina to the south or Tabuk to the north, both a three-hour drive away. If time is on your side, begin your journey in Jeddah or Riyadh. Roads are well maintained across Saudi Arabia and fuel is affordable. Be sure ...

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    Once you arrive in Al Ula, you can rent a car from a local hire company, with or without a driver. Experience Al Ula recommends Daleel AlUla (Tel: +966 0553338228) and Al Wefaq Company (Tel: +966 0559502782). Ride-sharing services, including Careem and Uber, are also available.

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    Tourist visas are currently suspended, due to Covid-19. Once international travel to Saudi Arabia resumes, you’ll need to apply for a tourist eVisa. Find out how to apply for a Saudi tourist visa online.

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  4. www.banyantree.com › how-to-get-to-alulaHow to get to AlUla: Nearby Airports | Banyan Tree AlUla

    AlUla International Airport (ULH) AlUla Airport is conveniently located 25 kilometres southeast of Banyan Tree AlUla. It currently offers direct flights from Riyadh, Jeddah, Dubai, and Dammam, with flights from Cairo launching in early October. TRANSFERFor enquiries on how to get to Banyan Tree AlUla, please contact our concierge team at ...

  5. everywherewego.net › the-ultimate-travelers-guideThe Ultimate Traveler’s Guide to Al Ula, Saudi Arabia

    Feb 5, 2023 · Al Ula Wheels Bike Hub: Rent a bike (including electric bikes) in Wheels Bike Hub located between Al Ula and Hegra and cycle around the area. There is a 26km bike trail from the hub that goes from AlAtheeb to Hegra and back. They’re open Tuesday – Sunday: 6:00 am – 11:00 am, 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm.

  6. www.rome2rio.com › s › Nearby-AirportsHow to get to Al-`Ula from 5 nearby airports - Rome2rio

    Closest airports to Al-`Ula. The nearest airport to Al-`Ula is Al Ula (ULH). However, there are better options for getting to Al-`Ula. You can drive from Medina (MED) to Al-`Ula in around 5h 23m.

    • Medina (MED)
    • 181 mi
    • $38
    • 30 min

  7. www.bucketlistly.blog › posts › al-ula-best-things-to-do10 Awesome Things to Do in Al Ula, Saudi Arabia for First-Timers

    Apr 19, 2024 · 10 Best Things to Do in Al Ula. 1. Explore Hegra. Built by the Nabateans, the same people who gave us Petra in Jordan, Hegra is probably the highlight of my trip to Saudi Arabia. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 100 tombs carved into sandstone cliffs located in the middle of the Al Ula desert.

  8. twopaperboats.com › middle-east › how-to-visit-alVisiting the Ancient City of Al Ula on Our Own - Two Paper Boats

    Jun 28, 2022 · How to Visit Al Ula, Saudi Arabia. The sandstone tombs at Al Ula suddenly put Saudi Arabia on the travel map a few years ago, but getting there was a bit of a mystery because there’s so little information online. Most tourists who have posted about it so far seem to be on a guided tour. We wanted to do it on our own, so we had to wing it.