• Haql - Start your tour by visiting the local park and exploring the park and watching the view of the Aqaba gulf coast. Egypt and Jordan are clearly visible from the Park. Drive to the red sea crossing. Tour the crossing site area including a possible ride on a boat out onto the Gulf of Aqaba(The red sea).Snorkel or swim at the red sea crossing from the shore around the vibrant coral reefs with clear crystal water.
• AynAlaqan - Alqan Village is arguably the biggest tourist attraction in Tabuk near Haql province, especially during the winter. It is called the “Snow City” and attracts visitors and tourists looking to set up camps and tents to enjoy the natural beauty and cold weather while playing in the snow. The village is characterized by the variety of its terrain that enhances the surrounding beauty and wonderful views. It is considered one of the coldest areas in Tabuk in winter and is mild during the summer. The village contains old heritage houses that were built on an elevated area using palm trees, stones, and tree trunks. These buildings have eroded due to environmental factors, but their remains are still in a preserved condition.

• Private transportation
• All service & taxes included
• Snacks provided
• Lunch included
• Expert guiding services
• Tea and coffee available

• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Tips for guides & drivers

Embark on a one-day adventure to Haql and discover a fascinating spectacle on the coral reef near the shoreline - a shipwreck, its prow still visible above the water. The vessel, known as ‘Georgios G’, is barely readable on its side from the beach, but locals also refer to it as the Saudi Titanic or ‘Safinat Haql’, translating to ‘boat of Haql’ in Arabic. Beach goers flock to this location to soak up the unique view of the shipwreck and engage in memorable snorkeling adventures. Don’t forget your camera - the memories captured here will serve as beautiful reminders of the amazing time you had.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.