The Touch of Antiquity

After a hearty breakfast, we continue on our way.
We're only a 50-minute drive from Sandy Beach, where visitors and residents alike enjoy relaxing in the sun with their families and friends.

You're in a unique position to see a historically significant location - Muwaileh Ottoman Castle. It used to be an oasis and a resting place for Egyptian pilgrims in ancient times. A large castle was then constructed, and new wells were dug. These wells are still visible. You'll enjoy walking along its grey-yellow walls, imagining the patient pilgrims, brave soldiers, and majestic Sultans who came before you.

Stay at Marsa Diba Hotel for a night or two before venturing out again. You'll be back here in the evening, so eat something now before you leave.

Alseajan Seafood restaurant offers a wide selection of fresh seafood.

A stroll along North Beach, one of the Red Sea's longest beaches, is a great way to relax and enjoy great sea views.
Looking forward to the upcoming visit to yet another historic public site!

In 1933, during the reign of King Abdul Aziz, this fort was built to secure and govern the town.
Take a look at the mosque, courtyard, and corner towers to learn about the history of the area.
More ancient history from one of the country's most historic areas.

Continue your exploration of Tabuk's past with a trip to Duba's historic district, which the locals affectionately refer to as the "Pearl of the Red Sea."
Walk for 5 minutes from the King Abdul Aziz Fort and you will be right in the heart of the historic Old Town, full of stories, memories, and artefacts.

It's the end of yet another long day.
You can share your impressions with your family and friends or just sit alone and enjoy your dinner at the Pearl of the Seas restaurant on King Abdul Aziz street.
It's well-known for its mouth-watering cuisine and, in particular, for the grape leaves. It'll be open until 4 p.m.

After a long day of exploring Tabuk, we need to get some rest before our final day.