Riyadh And Jeddah Special

4 Nights / 5 Days
Private Van Tour
Monsoon Special
Tour Code: FIT/3729
Cities :Riyadh (2N),Jeddah (2N)

Sightseeing

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Riyadh City Tour
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
  • Half Day Jeddah City Tour

Meals

  • 4 Breakfast

Tour Information

Inclusions

    Exclusions

    • 2% TCS* (If PAN & Aadhaar are not linked 5% TCS)

    Payment Policy

    • 50% of the Total payment to be made before 20 days of the departure.
    • Initial deposit - 30% of tour cost - to confirm you are booking with us.
    • 50% of the Total payment to be made before 20 days of the departure.50% of the Total payment to be made before 20 days of the departure.
    • 100% payment is to be made on or before time limit which will be given once the Hotel is blocked Total Payment as per the prevailing exchange rate on the date of Final payment.
    • Refer Payment Process details on Payment Procedure for more detail

    Cancellation Policy

    • 35 Days prior to Departure or at the time of Booking Confirmation whichever come first 25% of Total tour cost.
    • 34 Days to 15 Days prior to Departure 50% of Total tour cost.
    • 14 Days to 1 Day prior to Departure 100% of Total tour cost.
    • Within 3 Days of Departure 100% of the Tour Cost

    TCS Terms and Conditions

    TCS on Overseas Tour Packages:

    TCS (Tax Collected at Source) is mandatory for International Holiday Packages.
    TCS will be collected at the time of receipt or invoice, whichever is earlier.

    As per Govt rules, 2% TCS will be applicable on purchase of International Holiday Package. 

    In case PAN is Inoperative i.e. PAN is not linked to your Aadhar then 5% TCS will be applicable.

    The amount of TCS paid is non-refundable in case of cancellation of tour.

    TCS is neither a cost nor additional tax, it can be fully adjusted against final income tax liability in your return of income and excess, if any, can be claimed as refund.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • Saudi Arabia is generally considered safe for Indian Travelers. It is important to be aware of local laws, customs, and cultural norms to ensure a smooth and trouble free trip.
    • There are several ways to reach Saudi Arabia from India, depending on your starting point in India. Direct flights are available major Indian Cities to Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. Flight duration typically range from 3 to 5 hours depending on the route and city pair. 
    • When traveling to Saudi Arabia, Your passport should be valid for at least SIX months or beyond your intended stay In Saudi. Tourism Visa, Hotel Confirmation Voucher, Travel Insurance, Proof of Sufficient Funds, Contact Information. If there are no direct flights from your city, you can opt for connecting flights via major transit hubs such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain or Muscat. 
    • Respect Islamic customs and practices. During prayer times, as some businesses and public areas may close temporarily during prayer. Alcohol consumption and possession of narcotics are strictly prohibited and punishable by Law. 
    • Criticism of the Saudi Government, Islam, or the Royal Family including Social Media, can a lead to Legal consequences. 
    • Seek Permission before photographing individuals, especially women, and avoid photographing sensitive location such as Government buildings and Military installations. 
    • The currency used in Saudi Arabia is the Saudi Riyal, abbreviated as SAR. The Saudi riyal is denoted by the symbol SR. it is subdivided into 100 halalas.
    • When travelling to Saudi Arabia, it is advisable to exchange currency at official exchange counters, banks or use ATMs to withdraw cash in Riyals. Many establishments in major cities and tourist areas also accept major cities and tourist areas also accept major credit cards such as Visa and Mastercard.
    • Hotels is Saudi Arabia generally range from luxurious internationals chains to more modest accommodations, catering to a wide range of travelers. 
    • Luxury Hotels: Saudi Arabia boasts numerous luxury hotels operated by international chains like Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt and others. These hotels offer extensive facilities such as multiple restaurants, spas, fitness centers, swimming pools, business centers, and concierge services. 
    • Business Hotels: there are many reputable 4 star hotels in Saudi Arabia that cater primarily to business travelers. These hotels typically offer comfortable rooms, business services, meetings rooms and amenities like restaurants, gyms, and some times spa facilities. 
    • Mid Range Hotels: You can find a variety of 3 star hotels across Saudi Arabia that provide comfortable accommodation at more affordable rates compared to luxury and business hotels.
    • The room sizes in hotels in Saudi Arabia can vary widely depending on the hotel category (luxury, business, mid range, budget), location (major cities versus smaller towns) and specific hotel brand or property. Here’s general overview based on typical standards:
    • Luxury Hotels: Rooms in luxury hotels tend to be more spacious, with standard rooms ranging from around 30 sq. m. to larger suites exceeding 60 sq. m. or more. Suites in luxury hotels can offer significantly more space and amenities. 
    • Business Hotels: Rooms in business hotels are generally comfortable and spacious enough for business travelers, typically ranging from 25 to 35 sq. m. for standard rooms. 
    • Mid Range Hotels: In Mid Range Hotels, standard room sizes can vary but generally range from 20 to 30 sq. m. these hotels provide basic amenities suitable for short stays.  
    • Budget Hotels: Budget accommodations may have smaller rooms, typically ranging from 15 to 25 sq. m. for standard rooms. These hotels are more basic in terms of amenities and services. 
    • Its important to note that these are approximate sizes and can vary based on specific hotel policies, room types, and local buildings standards.
    • In Saudi Arabia, there are specific dressing guidelines and expectations. Clothing should be loose fitting and not revealing. Avoid tight fitting clothes, short skirts or shorts, & clothing with offensive language or images. 
    • When visiting mosques or other religious sites, both men and women should dress conservatively. Women should cover their hair with a scarf and wear loose clothing that covers their arms and legs. 
    • The best time to visit Saudi Arabia largely depends on the type of experience you are seeking and the regions you plan to explore. Winter (November to February) is generally considered the best time to visit Saudi Arabia. Spring (March to May) is another good time to visit, with pleasant temperatures and blooming landscapes. This season is great for visiting the coastal areas long the Red Sea, where temperatures are milder compared to inland regions. Autumn (September to October) can be good time to visit, especially in September when temperatures begin to cool down from the summer. Avoid Summer (June to August) experiences extremely high temperatures during the months, especially in the desert regions like Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam, where temperatures can soar above 40 C* regularly. 
    • Yes, local transport options are available Saudi Arabia, although the availability and types of transport can vary between cities and regions. Taxis are readily available in major cities like Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam. You can find taxis at designated taxi stands, hotels, shopping malls, and major landmarks. Most taxis operate on a metered fare system, although its advisable to confirm the fare with the driver before starting your journey. Services like Uber and Careem operate in Saudi Arabia, providing convenient options for booking rides through mobile apps. Rental cars are available from major international and local car rental companies at airports and city locations. 
    • Its important to note that Saudi Arabia is a large country with vast distances between cities and attractions. 
    • Saudi Arabia offers a rich tapestry of cultural, historical, and natural attractions. Here are some of the best places to visit:
    • Riyadh: The capital city of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh is a bustling metropolis with modern skyscrapers juxtaposed against historic landmarks like Masmak Fortress and the national museum, the kingdom centre tower and sky bridge for panoramic views of the city. 
    • Jeddah: Jeddah boasts a beautiful historic district known as Al Balad, filled with traditional coral houses, souks, and the stunning king fahd’s fountain, one of the tallest in the world. the cornice offers seaside views and vibrant cafes. 
    • Al Ula: This ancient city in northwest Saudi Arabia is famed for its spectacular archaeological site, Al Ula old town, and the impressive sandstone formation of Madain saleh, a UNESCO world heritage site similar to Petra in Jordan. 
    • Dhofar Region: Located in the South West, near the border with Yemen, this region is known for its lush greenery and cooler climate compared to the rest of Saudi Arabia. 
    • Yes, you can definitely find Indian restaurants in Saudi Arabia, particularly in larger cities like Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam where there are significant expatriate populations, including a large number of Indians. 
    • Yes. Saudi Arabia has well developed retail sector that includes grocery stores, supermarkets, and hypermarkets. Large retail stores that offers a wide range of food and household products. Examples include Panda, Danube, Tamini Markets, Carrefour, and Hyper Panda. Supermarkets and hypermarkets in Saudi generally carry a wide range of local and international products, including fresh produce, meats, dairy products, packaged goods, snacks, beverages, and household essentials.
    • When travelling to Saudi Arabia, there are certain items that are restricted or prohibited for import. Alcohol, Pork Products, Drugs and Narcotics, Pornographic Material, Religious Materials, Weapons and Firearms, Vaping Devices, Drones, Medication, Plants and Plants products.
    • The budget for travelling to Saudi Arabia can vary widely depending on several factors such as the duration of stay, type of accommodation, mode of transport, activities planned and personal spending habits. For a moderate budget traveler, a rough estimate for a 7 – 10 days trip to Saudi Arabia could range from 800 USD to 1800 USD per person, excluding international flights.