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Saudi Tour 2023

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Where : Saudi Arabia

When : 30 January - 3 February 2023

Distance : 830km

Rank : Asia Tour

The Saudi Tour is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's foray into hosting a professional bike race, following the likes of the UAE and Oman. This is its third edition, and the second that is centred around AlUla, which is close to UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

“The general desire is to highlight all the sites of the AlUla region designated by UNESCO," route director Jean-Marc Marino said.

Phil Bahaus (Bahrain-Victorious) won the opening edition in 2020, before Lotto-Soudal's Maxim van Gils won last year. Dylan Groenewegen (Jayco AlUla) and Caleb Ewan (Lotto-Dstny) won sprints on the way to Van Gils' overall win. 

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Saudi Tour route

Stage one is a largely flat affair, from AlUla International Airport to Khaybar. The 180.5km stage is set up to finish in a sprint, with two intermediate sprints and a bonus second sprint en-route to the finish.

Stage two, north of AlUla, heads from the Winter PArk to Shalal Sijlyat Rocks; at 184km long, this again is one for the fast men,

Stage three will offer the puncheurs something to race for, as they ride from Al Manshiyah Train Station to Abu Rakah. The new course features a 1.5km slope at an average of 8.5% followed by a flat kilometer to finish, different to the similar finish where Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain-Victorious) won last year.

The penultimate day, stage four, will again be a punchy finish, as the riders race 163.4km from Maraya to Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid. The final consists of a 2.8km long ascent at 12% with a section at 22% preceding the final 7km, on a plateau offering a lunar landscape.

Stage five, from AlUla Old Town to Maraya features gravel, a first for the Saudi Tour, through the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hegra. The 7.5km long section could prove decisive. 

Stage details

Stage 1: AlUla International Airport - Khaybar (180.5km)

Stage 2: Winter Park – Shalal Sijlyat Rocks, (184 km)

Stage 3:Al Manshiyah Train Station - Abu Rakah (159.2 km)

Stage 4: Maraya - Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid (163.4km)

Stage 5: AlUla Old Town - Maraya (142.9 km)

Recent winners

2020: Phil Bauhaus (Bahrain-McLaren)

2022: Maxim van Gils (Lotto-Soudal)

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You'll find the TV guide here when details become available.

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Race information

• Date: 03 February 2023
• Start time: 13:25 (11:25 CET)
• Avg. speed winner: 45.075 km/h
• Classification: 2.1
• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 142.9 km
• Points scale: 2.1.Stage
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• Departure: AlUla Old Town
• Arrival: Maraya
• Race ranking: 131
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• After they discovered the beauties of AlUla while training on site for two days, the 15 teams are all set for the second edition of the Saudi Tour (1-5 February) with former world champion Rui Costa as a hot favourite for the overall victory.
• Stage 1 might give the sprinters a first opportunity to shine as Caleb Ewan faces a fierce competition with Fernando Gaviria and Dylan Groenewegen.

Caleb Ewan: “I’m confident to go for the wins”  

Sprinter ace Caleb Ewan is in Saudi Arabia to lay the foundations for a more successful 2022 season than the previous one that was hampered by his serious crash in Stage 3 of the Tour de France. “I’m excited to race here”, the Australian stated. “It’s a new race for me. It’s always good to discover a new country and this is a good race for me to start with a fair few sprints, especially with [Lotto-Soudal’s recruit] Rüdi[ger Selig] as a new guy in the lead out. It’ll be a good test to see how he’s like and to race together with him. It’s been a long off season because I haven’t raced since the world championship in September. I’m excited to start racing again and to enjoy some warm weather after being in the winter in Europe all that time. My preparation has been going well so I’m confident that I’m in a good enough form here to go for the wins.” Ewan, 27, is expected to sprint against his two historical rivals from the same generation: UAE Team Emirates’ Fernando Gaviria, also 27, and Dylan Groenewegen, 28. The Dutchman will compete for the first time for Team BikeExchange-Jayco after his late transfer from Jumbo-Visma. Six Italian sprinters will have their say in Stages 1, 3 and 5 likely to end up in a bunch gallop: Alberto Dainese (Team DSM), Davide Cimolai (Cofidis), Niccolo Bonifazio (TotalEnergies), Jakub Mareczko (Alpecin-Fenix), Davide Ballerini (Qick Step-Alpha Vinyl) and Jonathan Milan (Bahrain Victorious) who takes over as a sprinter from overall defending champion Phil Bauhaus.

Rui Costa to pursue his conquest of the Middle East

Except for the road national championship of Portugal in August 2020, the last win of Rui Costa was Stage 1 of the inaugural Saudi Tour in Jaww two years ago. He went on to finishing third overall behind sprinters Phil Bauhaus and Nacer Bouhanni. “Some of my best results in the past few years have been obtained in the Middle East and I hope to continue this way”, said the 2013 world champion who won the Abu Dhabi Tour and finished second overall in the Tour of Oman in 2017, his first year under the colours of the United Arab Emirates. UAE Team Emirates don’t hide their ambition to win the 2022 Saudi Tour. Lennard Kämna and Matteo Fabbro (Bora-Hansgrohe), Andrea Bagioli (Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl), Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain Victorious) and Victor De La Parte (TotalEnergies) are among the other pre-race favourites on a race that is set to be decided in the steep climb leading to the Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid on Stage 4 after a first taste of climbing on Stage 2 to Abu Rakha.

The first stage race of Belgian prodigy Cian Uijtdebroeks  

Some of the 96 riders expected to line up for Stage 1 in Winter Park have been impressed by the set-up of the teams presentation in front of the Elephant Rock of AlUla as top professional cycling is new to them. Newcomers at Pro Continental level like Dutchman Sjoerd Bax with Alpecin-Fenix and Denmark’s Anthon Charmig from Uno-X who showed their potential in hilly stage races last year, as well as WorldTour rookie Jarrad Drizners from Australia, now with Lotto-Soudal, French mountain biker Axel Zingle who joined Cofidis, and UAE Team Emirates surprise recruit Felix Gross of Germany can take the opportunity of the Saudi Tour to impress but Cian Uijtdebroeks will be the youngster under the spotlight. Aged 18, the Belgian prodigy is often touted as the next Remco Evenepoel. On his first professional race last week, he made the breakaway at Challenge Mallorca, showing obvious signs of form at the beginning of the season. “My first year is a learning process so my program has been built around short stage races that suit my characteristics as a climber”, said the winner of the 2021 La Classique des Alpes Juniors. The Saudi Tour has actually replaced races in Spain initially on his schedule when the staff of Bora-Hansgrohe realized the course around AlUla was tailor-made for him.

Terengganu Polygon to defend its prestige in Asia  

Being the first team on the Asia Tour ranking in 2021, Malaysian outfit Terengganu Polygon, locally known as TSG, earned a logical invitation to the Saudi Tour for the second time. “We are honoured to be invited once again”, said sport director Nasiruddin Wan Idrus. “Our debut was in 2020 before the pandemic hit. Even though our country had strict regulations on travelling during the pandemic, we have managed to race abroad and perform in 2021. We had a great outing at Velo Alanya and Velo Erciyes road series in Turkey, where Harrif Saleh won Grand Prix Manavgat, two wins with Carlos Quintero, one with Jambaljamts Sainbayar and numerous podiums in Turkey and Rwanda. We have worked hard last year to be the top ranked team in the UCI Asia Tour, and since the team’s inception in 2011.” Sainbayar who is from Mongolia ended the 2021 campaign of TSG in December by winning the Tour of Thailand overall, one of the rare international races that have been organised in Asia in the past two years. Malaysian sprinter Harrif Saleh is their other card to play for the bunch sprints in which they aim at a top 3 result to maintain their prestige as Asia’s number one cycling team.

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The AlUla Tour heads into its fourth edition in 2024 with a rebranding from the Saudi Tour. The early season race draws a cluster of WorldTour teams to the desert for a mix of sprint and hilly stages each year.

Ruben Guerreiro (Movistar) and Maxim Van Gils (Lotto-Dstny) have won the past two editions of the 2.1 stage race run by Tour de France organisers ASO. The 2024 edition sees nine WorldTour teams take the start, including Soudal-QuickStep, UAE Team Emirates, Movistar, Bahrain Victorious, and Jayco-AlUla.

Casper van Uden (DSM-Firmenich PostNL) scored his first career victory on the opening stage this year, while Søren Wærenskjold (Uno-X Mobility) sprinted to victory on the stage 2 uphill finish to take over the race lead.

Tim Merlier (Soudal-QuickStep) took an emphatic sprint victory on stage 3 as echelons split the race apart, with Van Uden retaking the overall lead.

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Saudi Tour 2023: Schedule, Stages, Course, Live Stream

The 3 rd edition of Saudi Tour is announced to return this Monday in Al-Ula. Here you can find latest details related to the schedule, venue, and streaming info of the upcoming Saudi Tour 2023 cycling event.

The Tour of Saudi Arabia is currently titled “Saudi Tour”. It is an annual professional road-bicycle racing event held under the authorization of Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI). The event is a part of the UCI Continental Circuit’s Asian Tour series.

While The Saudi Arabia-based tour was initially staged in 1999, it became a regular part of the UCI Asia Tour in 2020. The upcoming 2023 Tour of Saudi Arabia will be the 3 rd official iteration of the event. This year’s event is being promoted by the Amaury Sport Organization.

There will be five different stages in this year’s Saudi Tour. A total of 16 professional road cycling teams will participate in the event. The participating teams contain 7 professional participants in each.

When will be Saudi Tour 2023 be held?

• Start Date: Monday, January 30, 2023
• Time: 06:30 a.m. ET

The latest iteration of the Tour of Saudi Arabia is scheduled to begin this Monday, January 30, 2023. The first stage will commence at 06:30 a.m. ET on the first day and end around 08:30 a.m. ET.

Saudi Tour 2023 Schedule:

Where will the event be held.

• Location: Saudi Arabia

The upcoming Tour of Saudi Arabia 2023 is planned to be held in 5 different stages over 5 days. The stages and their description are listed below –

How to watch the Saudi Tour 2023 on TV?

The official organizers of the Saudi Tour 2023 have announced multiple broadcast partnerships with media channels in various countries to provide fans with live tv broadcasts of the upcoming cycling event. These are listed below –

• SBS – Australia
• FloBikers – Canada
• L’Equipe – France
• JSports – Japan
• NBCUni – USA
• Sports Channel Network – UK

How to Live Stream the event?

The definitive online cycling streaming platform, Global Cycling Network or GCN will provide live stream of all the stages from the upcoming Saudi Tour 2023 event. With a GCN+ subscription, live streams of the event can be accessed from any international location.

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- Ruben Guerreiro (Movistar Team) won the 2023 Saudi Tour.

- 2024 AlUla Tour schedule/stage times:

Stage 1 - Tuesday, January 30 Start at 12:35 local, 10:35 CET, 4:35am ET Finish at 16:13 local, 14:13 CET, 8:13am ET

Stage 2 - Wednesday, January 31 Start at 11:20 local, 9:20 CET, 3:20am ET Finish at 16:16 local, 14:16 CET, 8:16am ET

Stage 3 - Thursday, February 1 Start at 12:00 local, 10:00 CET, 4:00am ET Finish at 16:15 local, 14:15 CET, 8:15am ET

Stage 4 - Friday, February 2 Start at 13:10 local, 11:10 CET, 5:10am ET Finish at 16:43 local, 14:43 CET, 8:43am ET

Stage 5 - Saturday, February 3 Start at 12:20 local, 10:20 CET, 4:20am ET Finish at 16:20 local, 14:20 CET, 8:20am ET ---------------------

Time zone in Saudi Arabia is AST (Arabian Standard Time) 2 hours ahead of CET 8 hours ahead of ET

- The 2024 AlUla Tour is being held January 30-February 3.

- The AlUla Tour (former Saudi Tour) is organized by Tour de France organizer Amaury Sport Organization (A.S.O.).

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La tercera edición del Saudi Tour (2.1) que se disputará desde el 30 de enero hasta el 3 de febrero contará con cinco etapas de distinto perfil para dar oportunidades tanto a los velocistas como a los escaladores. La prueba organizada por la Federación de Ciclismo de Arabia Saudí contará con la presencia de 7 equipos del World Tour , así como con 6 de categoría Pro Team . Entre ellos destaca la presencia de dos estructuras españolas como son Movistar y Euskaltel . El resto de equipos lo completan dos conjuntos continentales y la selección de Arabia Saudí .

Edición 2022: Maxim Van Gils

LAS ETAPAS 2023

Etapa 1. Lunes 30 enero. AlUla International Airport – Khaybar (180,5 km)

Perfil 1ª etapa © Saudi Tour

Etapa 2. Martes 31 enero. Winter Park – Shalal Sijlyat Rocks (184 km)

Perfil 2ª etapa © Saudi Tour

Etapa 3. Miércoles 1 febrero. Al Manshiyah Train Station – Abu Rakah (159,2 km)

Perfil 3ª etapa © Saudi Tour

Etapa 4. Jueves 2 febrero. Maraya – Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid (163,4 km)

Perfil 4ª etapa © Saudi Tour

Etapa 5. Viernes 3 febrero. AlUla Old Town – Maraya (142,9 km)

Perfil 5ª etapa © Saudi Tour

DORSALES OFICIALES

1 Santiago Buitrago Sánchez 2 Rainer Kepplinger 3 Filip Maciejuk 4 Ahmed Madan 5 Jonathan Milan 6 Andrea Pasqualon 7 Dusan Rajovic

JAYCO ALULA 11 Dylan Groenewegen 12 Alexandre Balmer 13 Felix Engelhardt 14 Luka Mezgec 15 Lukas Poestlberger 16 Elmar Reinders 17 Zdeněk Štybar

UAE  21 Pascal Ackermann 22 Ivo Manuel Alves Oliveira 23 Davide Formolo 24 Ryan Gibbons 25 Felix Grossschartner 26 Vegard Stake Laengen

DSM 31 John Degenkolb 32 Pavel Bittner 33 Alexander Edmondson 34 Nils Eekhoff 35 Sean Flynn 36 Rodenberg Frederik Madsen 37 Casper Van Uden

COFIDIS 41 Rubén Fernández 42 Piet Allegaert 43 Simone Consonni 44 Eddy Fine 45 Axel Mariault 46 Christophe Noppe 47 Maximiliano Richard Walscheid

UNO-X  51 Søren Wærenskjold 52 Jonas Abrahamsen 53 Erlend Blikra 54 Stian Edvardsen-Fredheim 55 Marcus Sander Hansen 56 Sindre Kulset 57 Hindsgaul Jacob Madse

MOVISTAR  61 Rubén Almeida Guerreiro 62 William Barta 63 Juri Hollmann 64 Norsgaard Mathias Jørgensen 65 Max Kanter 66 Gregor Mühlberger 67 Oscar Rodríguez Garaicoechea

ASTANA  71 Cees Bol 72 Igor Chzhan 73 Davide Martinelli 74 Antonio Nibali 75 Nurbergen Nurlykhassym 76 Aleksandr Riabushenko 77 Artyom Zakharov

SELECCIÓN NACIONAL DE ARABIA SAUDITA 

81 Hassan Aljumah 82 Azzam Alabdulmunim 83 Fahhad Alghamdi 84 Hassan Al Ibrahim 85 Hani Almrhoon 86 Murtadha Alshaghab 87 Abdulaziz Hashim

HUMAN POWERED  91 Pier Andre Cote 92 Adam De Vos 93 Matthew Gibson 94 Cory Greenberg 95 Embret Svestad-Bårdseng 96 Gijs Van Hoecke 97 Sasha Weemaes

Q36.5  101 Jack Bauer 102 Mark Donovan 103 Alessandro Fedeli 104 Kamil Malecki 105 Joseph Rosskopf 106 Szymon Sajnok 107 Nickolas Zukowsky

EUSKALTEL-EUSKADI 111 Juan Jose Lobato del Valle 112 Xabier Azparren Irurzun 113 Enekoitz Azparren Irurzun 114 Ibai Azurmendi Sagastibeltza 115 Peio Goikoetxea Goiogana 116 Txomin Juaristi Arrieta 117 Andoni Lopez De Abetxuko

BINGOAL 121 Matteo Malucelli 122 Ceriel Desal 123 Dimitri Peyskens 124 Marco Tizza 125 Aaron Van Der Beken 126 Guillaume Van Keirsbulck 127 Kenneth Van Rooy

CORRATEC 131 Nicolas Dalla Valle 132 Antonio Barac 133 Alessandro Iacchi 134 Giulio Masotto 135 Karel Vacek 136 Etienne Van Empel 137 Samuele Zambelli

TERENGGANU  141 Jambaljamts Sainbayar 142 Jesse Ewart 143 Nur Amirull Fakhruddin Mazuki 144 Jeroen Meijers 145 Muhamad Nur Aiman Mohd Zariff 146 Youcef Reguigui 147 Mohd Harrif Saleh

JCL TEAM UKYO 151 Benjami Prades Reverte 152 Manabu Ishibashi 153 Yuma Koishi 154 Raymond Kreder 155 Atsushi Oka 156 Kosuke Takeyama 157 Masaki Yamamoto

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PREVIEW | Saudi Tour 2023 stage 4 - Buitrago vs Guerreiro vs Grossschartner on queen stage with 11% climb

Throughout five days the peloton will race in Saudi Arabia, for the Saudi Tour . It is the beginning of a long stint of racing in the Middle East. Stage 4 is the queen stage where the climbers will come out to play, and the overall classification should be decided on the slopes of a very difficult.

The queen stage. Stage 4 is a pan-flat day except for the finale, which will take place in the Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid. The final 10 kilometers are flat but they come after a 7.5 kilometer climb at 5.9%. However, the final 2.9 kilometers of the ascent average 12% and will be able to see big differences created, likely where the overall classification will be decided aswell. This should see very big differences created that will decide the outcome of the race.

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“This is a great way to experience the major highlights of Saudi Arabia. Issues and bumps aside, I would happily recommend this package to anyone.” Jordan Rolfes, traveled in June 2024

• In-depth Cultural
• Christmas & New Year
• Tour the Nabatean tombs in Hegra
• Stroll through old Jeddah's Al-Balad
• Discover ancient petroglyphs in Jubbah

Saudi Arabia Explorer Riyadh, Al Ula, Tabuk and Jeddah

“The Explore Trip from Riyadh to AlUla was excellent. We met some wonderful people from all over the world.” Kennedy, traveled in April 2022

• Stroll through AlUla Old Town and market
• Visit the ancient Nabatean city of Hegra
• Witness the Elephant Rock in AlUla

Behind the curtain of the spiritual Islam: A glance of Saudi Arabia

“Enjoyed Al Ula, Madain Saleh, an amazing site.” Eugene, traveled in November 2022

• Explore Jeddah's historic Al-Balad district
• Tour the ancient Nabataean tombs in Al-Hijr
• Hike to 'The Edge of the World' for stunning views

8 Days Riyadh, Edge Of The World & Jeddah Tour

“Hotels were all high standard and close to attractions. Highly recommended.” duane voigt, traveled in April 2022

• Visit the oldest mosque and local markets
• Tour Riyadh's National Museum and palaces
• View Riyadh from Kingdom Tower's Sky Bridge

Highlights of Saudi Arabia - Escorted Tour in 4* Hotels Bed and Breakfast Plan

“We had the most exciting day in Saudi Arabia. Thank you, Abdul!” Marina Pollard, traveled in December 2023

• Discover Hegra, a Nabataean archaeological site
• Visit the UNESCO site of Ad-Diriyah
• Explore the historic Dirah Souq in Riyadh

Very uncomfortable small bus did not have enough room for our 9 guests, 3 translators, guide and driver, even on excursions where we only brought day-bags (rather than entire luggage); uncomfortable seats and NOT ENOUGH LEG ROOM for taller non-local Westerners, worthless torn cloth blinds on the windows that could not be securely open or closed. Each of our 3 translators (who also served as guides for the tour overall) was GREAT! Consistently helpful, capable and personable; very positive attitudes and considerate individuals: 5+ stars for them! Local guides were also consistently great, although there was an ugly scene between our Jeddah(?) guide and our driver, leading to a verbal argument and the guide stomping off the bus.

Saudi Arabia is a fabulous part of the world and the tour makes the most of scenery and local culture. There is quite a lot of travelling, but well worth it to see the highlights. The small group environment and excellent guide were typical of other holidays we have had with Explore, and likely to keep us coming back. I would recommend others to book same trip and to Explore Saudi Arabia

I thoroughly enjoyed the tour of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Considering this was a budget tour, the hotels, clean, comfortable rooms and bathrooms with good breakfasts. As we were only a group of 4 we travelled by car with a guide/driver. Salman in Riyadh was exceptional. What I appreciated most was the availability of Neis via WhatsApp or email. We had the odd hiccup which could be easily resolved. Great customer service. If opting for the Bahrain extension and traveling across the border by road, its very easy to obtain the visa at the border and you can even pay with Saudi currency – which is widely accepted in Bahrain. Tours in Bahrain are limited or quite costly, but we found it easy to get around to the places we wanted to see with Uber – efficient and reasonable prices. As I didn’t have global roaming I purchased an Esim in both of the countries – also simple and cheap.

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An Explorer tour in Saudi Arabia promises thrilling adventures and diverse landscapes. Saudi Arabia's vast and varied terrain offers great opportunities for hiking, biking, and discovering off-the-beaten-path destinations, ensuring an exhilarating and unforgettable journey.

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"This was a great experience that I would certainly recommend to anyone (I did have a few issues, though, more on that below). The main tour guide, Naveed, did a solid job running the tour. In each city, we had a separate guide that led us through the area and every one of those presenters did a fabulous job. This is a great way to experience the major highlights of Saudi Arabia. A good chunk of the tour consists of driving from one city to the next, a distance that usually took about 4-6 hours to cover. The van we traveled in was comfortable, and I loved seeing the more remote parts of the country. I did have a few problems on my tour, however. I was scammed by a taxi driver when I first arrived in the country: long story short, the scammer was the first person I saw right after I exited customs, and he claimed he was my transfer to the hotel sent by the tour company. I told him I needed to find someone with the sign that had my name, but this individual wouldn't not leave me alone: he aggressively followed me through the arrival area, eventually handing me a cell phone with an English speaker on the other end, who said that the tour company had sent that driver and that I would be reimbursed. Sure enough, this driver had nothing to do with the tour, and come to find out, my actual driver was waiting at the complete other end of the terminal. THE ACTUAL DRIVER FOR KURBAN TOURS NEEDED TO BE MORE OBVIOUS. There were also issues regarding dinner reservations at the hotels, namely, the tour company said that the dinner was included, but the restaurant and reception desks had no idea that the meals were purchased. This is probably not the fault of the tour company; this is more than likely a growing pain for Saudi Arabia's fledgling tourist industry. While the itinerary was, overall, well-planned, there were a few spots that need refining. In Al Ula, we had over two hours of free time... but there was nothing to do in the area we were dropped off at beside hanging out at Kudu (the Saudi Arabian equivalent of Burger King). On our day tour of Jeddah, a good chunk of time was wasted due to the Friday prayers (I'm not sure how they could solve that one, but the squandered moments were certainly unfortunate). Overall, though, this was a great tour with great leaders operating it. Issues and bumps aside, I would happily recommend this package to anyone.

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"It was extremely difficult once I paid for the trip to get accurate information from the company, to include verification of hotels, guides, etc. Initially, the dates were wrong on the site and I struggled to get the correct ones I paid for listed. It was not until about a week before the trip that the company understood I had paid for an extra day. The whole process was the most challenging for any trip I have ever taken. I notified the company I did not have WhatApp and asked for information via email. I emailed prior to leaving the US and while in transit asking who was picking me up - no answer. When I arrived in Riyadh, no one was there, I looked around, asked information, waited and waited, then paid myself to get to the hotel. Apparently, the company sent me a text (I told them my email was my only communication method) with the name and contact number which I asked for well in advance and this was NEVER provided. I was not reimbursed for this taxi I had to pay for even though the package included airport transfer. Also, as noted below, there was sites that were closed, and I was not reimbursed for these even though the tour fee included entrance to these sites. I definitely would not recommend this company. I sent the following to the company while there:  Riyadh - on Oct 6, I was to be picked up at 05:00 hours, at 05:05 I called Abdullah and he had not left home. He arrived 05:30 hrs and drove 110-120 kph to get to the airport by 06:05 hrs, the alarm on his car for high speed went off several times. I never received a refund for the taxi I had to pay for - will this be credited to my account? Abdullah was on his phone a lot during the tour and did not seem to know when Souq opened, we were there early and it was closed. We did wait until some of it opened. Abha - the itinerary could not be followed since almost everything is closed (long term, not just the day) and Mohammed said he told you and company this several times. We just drove around and could not visit almost anything. As part of my tour package, I paid the entrance fees and could not participate. This whole stop was a waste of my time and I was really looking forward to this stop. I am not sure if there are other things to see, but this should be changed on the itinerary. Will I get a refund since I could not visit sites that may have had entrance fees? - cable cars - closed (optional items listed) - Shada Castle - closed - Muftaha Village - closed - El Sahab Park - closed and fenced off since the government is going to make a tourist area Jeddah - Saad was an EXCELLENT guide and today was a great day! He explained things we drove by (the guides in Riyadh and Abha did not), we walked a lot to see things especially in the old town and along the Corniche and stopped for pictures, etc. He answered my questions. Today made the trip to Saudi Arabia worth it. I understand tourism is new to Saudi Arabia and I have now been to 86 countries so I know everything does not go correctly on a trip. My biggest complaint is the agenda is Abha which could not be followed and it is not fair to people to publish an agenda that is not valid.

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"I thoroughly enjoyed the tour of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Considering this was a budget tour, the hotels, clean, comfortable rooms and bathrooms with good breakfasts. As we were only a group of 4 we travelled by car with a guide/driver. Salman in Riyadh was exceptional. What I appreciated most was the availability of Neis via WhatsApp or email. We had the odd hiccup which could be easily resolved. Great customer service. If opting for the Bahrain extension and traveling across the border by road, its very easy to obtain the visa at the border and you can even pay with Saudi currency – which is widely accepted in Bahrain. Tours in Bahrain are limited or quite costly, but we found it easy to get around to the places we wanted to see with Uber – efficient and reasonable prices. As I didn’t have global roaming I purchased an Esim in both of the countries – also simple and cheap.

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