Saudi Arabia · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
The 6 lunch experiences below are the ones people actually come back happy from, each with its price, its length and the one detail that decides it. Start at the top.
Review of Taif from Jeddah: mountain views, rose perfume, traditional lunch, guide quality, long drives, value, and practical booking advice.
“We had a lovely day with Kuram. He is very knowledgeable, speaks English super well, is flexible to adapt plans to our lunch requirements, showed us the best spots in the mountains. Great trip if you want to spend the day outside the city.”
Explore Riyadh’s museum, palace, souq, fort, and Sky Bridge in one 8-hour tour, with hotel pickup and optional lunch.
“We were not offered any water, as you are with most tours. The guide had no basic information on the places we visited. When we were dropped at the national museum, he told us that we could also visit the palace, yet did not even bother to leave the parked car to walk us 1-200 metres and point out exactly where we should go. Basically he was more like a taxi than a guide. It would have been cheaper and just as good to pay for Uber’s”
Review of Riyadh’s private Edge of the World tour, with camel trail, desert cliffs, transport, lunch concerns, value, and booking advice.
“Amazing!!!!!, la vue est imprenable. Le guide Ahmed a été super et agréable. Il a pris le temps de m’expliquer comment vivez les bédouins avec leur coutume. J’ai pu profiter et vivre une expérience unique.”
Review of Jeddah’s 8-hour heritage tour, from Al-Balad and the Corniche to museums, mosques, lunch, price, and practical tips.
“We had a great tour with Khuram it was absolutely the best way to see Jeddah in a day. he was so knowledgeable, kind and friendly. thanks Khuram for a great day”
Review of Riyadh’s private Edge of the World tour with luxury SUV transport, three hours at Jabal Fihrayn, and a traditional Najd lunch.
“Excellent Guide parfait, anglais courant, Le Edge of the World est un très beau lieu à visiter”
Explore Ushaiqer Heritage Village from Riyadh with hotel pickup, Najdi architecture, old alleyways, a private museum, and lunch in the dunes.
“The excursion is not good value for money. We went on Friday and after the visit of the town we had to come back to Riyadh for lunch because the restaurant in the town was closed for prayer. So 4 hours drive for 1 hour visit to the town and come back to Riyadh for lunch. The lunch was nice”
Pick a desert, an old town or a stretch of reef.
