Destination KSA - Your Guide to Saudi

Destination KSA - Your Guide to Saudi

The Coolest Cities In Saudi Arabia

The Coolest Cities In Saudi Arabia

Dig out those sweaters.


If you love cold weather and are planning a vacation this winter, then this list of the coolest places in the country can come in handy. From snow in the desert to freezing mountain peaks, Saudi Arabia truly is full of surprises.

dsc_3336Tabuk

Average low-temperature 5.7°C

If there’s a place in Saudi Arabia with the highest chance of seeing snow during winters, then it is the Jabal Al Lawz, which lies northwest of Tabuk. If you are looking to get an adrenaline rush, you can ski or snowboard downhill. Most of those viral photos of camels treading in the snow were shot here. So come and get captivated by the snowy hills of the almond mountain.

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abha_rijal-almaAbha

Average low temperature 7.7°C

Sitting at an elevation of around 2,500 meters, Abha is one of the highest places in the country. With its natural elevation, Abha enjoys a pleasant climate throughout the year. Even during the height of winter, the temperature rarely dips below zero, so tourists can enjoy the surrounding mountainscape that the city is famous for; except that this time, the crowds are thinner.

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skakaSakaka

Average low temperature 3.9°C

Searching for a spot to suit your winter needs? Sakaka is just the place. Surrounded by stunning olive farms, and rich history to be explored along with ample northern Arabian delicacies to sample.

shutterstock_577059823Taif

Average low temperature 8.4°C

When summer comes, Taif is a big draw with tourists from all over the country lining up to book the last empty rooms in the city. But Taif can be equally alluring during winters as well since activities like hiking, camping, or even enjoying rides in amusement parks are still all on the table.

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bnk_2537Hail

Average low temperature 3°C

If you love cold weather and historic places, then Hail is the perfect place for you. Temperatures dip down close to zero degrees in this city, which is peppered with places of historical interest. Don’t forget to take your camping gear, tent, and firewood to create a warm fire.

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