
Hegra heritage site visit
Walk among the 111 monumental tombs carved into rose-red sandstone by the Nabataeans more than 2,000 years ago. Come in the golden hour, when the facades glow.
Red rock walls, date palm oases and the 111 carved tombs of Hegra. Pair your night in the desert or on the farm with a day among Nabataean history, quiet canyons and a sky full of stars.







Walk among the 111 monumental tombs carved into rose-red sandstone by the Nabataeans more than 2,000 years ago. Come in the golden hour, when the facades glow.

Narrow lanes through some 900 mud-brick homes, lived in until the 1980s, with the old fort above and small cafés below.

Away from the town lights the sky turns thick with stars. Your guide points out the constellations the Bedouin used to find their way.

By 4x4 through sand valleys and rock arches, with a stop at Elephant Rock, 52 metres of wind-carved sandstone.

Meet the farmers of the AlUla oasis, taste dates straight from the palm and learn how the water is shared between farms.

Quiet trails between sandstone walls, with Bedouin tea brewed on a small fire halfway.
Every experience is private. Durations are a guide; we confirm times and prices when you book.

Tell us what you would like to do and we fit it around your nights.