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Culture

Saudi Arabia’s rich heritage and traditions have been shaped by its position as a historic trade hub and the birthplace of Islam. In recent years, the Kingdom has undergone a significant cultural transformation, evolving centuy-old customs to fit the contemporary world we live in today.

Culture

Saudi Arabia’s rich heritage and traditions have been shaped by its position as a historic trade hub and the birthplace of Islam. In recent years, the Kingdom has undergone a significant cultural transformation, evolving centuy-old customs to fit the contemporary world we live in today.

Climate & Seasons

  • Climate & Seasons

    Spring

    Mid-March to Mid-June

     

    Spring in Saudi Arabia can be brisk, particularly in the north, where the temperature at night can drop below 15 degrees C. The central and southern regions are warmer, averaging around 20 degrees after nightfall. Rainfall is at its highest during spring, particularly in the central region and in the southwest over the Aseer Mountains.

     

    Don’t forget to pack layers — like light sweaters, scarves or pashminas — plus a rain jacket and sunglasses.

  • Climate & Seasons

    Summer

    Mid-June to Mid-September

    With the exception of the comparatively mild highlands in the southwest, summer signals the start of rising temperatures across most of the country, with the average hovering around 45 degrees C. The early mornings and long evenings are more temperate, so take advantage of the warm seas to explore Saudi’s world-class scuba diving sites, or try sailing and snorkeling.

    Don’t forget to pack sunscreen, lip balm, sunglasses, water shoes and a hat to protect your face.

  • Climate & Seasons

    Autumn

    Mid-September to Mid-December

    Autumn brings gentler weather and cool breezes in both Saudi Arabia’s northern regions and the southwestern highlands. While daytime temperatures remain warm and can reach the 30s in early fall, evenings are milder and fit for outdoor strolling, especially along Jeddah’s waterfront, indulging in al-fresco dining or visiting Al Ahsa’s cool desert springs.

    Don’t forget to pack your walking shoes and a sweater for air-conditioned buildings and cooler evenings.

  • Climate & Seasons

    Winter

    Mid-December to Mid-March

     

    Take advantage of Saudi Arabia’s beautiful winter weather to explore the kingdom. The balmy days and cool nights are ideal for camping, rock climbing or exploring Saudi Arabia’s verdant highlands and bustling cities, from Riyadh to Jeddah. Average winter temperatures are in the teens, but visitors might be lucky enough to see snowfall in the mountains of the northern regions blanketing the slopes and desert sands.

     

    Don’t forget to pack a heavy jacket or coat as well as lotion, as Saudi winters can be dry.

    • Climate & Seasons

      Spring

      Mid-March to Mid-June

       

      Spring in Saudi Arabia can be brisk, particularly in the north, where the temperature at night can drop below 15 degrees C. The central and southern regions are warmer, averaging around 20 degrees after nightfall. Rainfall is at its highest during spring, particularly in the central region and in the southwest over the Aseer Mountains.

       

      Don’t forget to pack layers — like light sweaters, scarves or pashminas — plus a rain jacket and sunglasses.

    • Climate & Seasons

      Summer

      Mid-June to Mid-September

      With the exception of the comparatively mild highlands in the southwest, summer signals the start of rising temperatures across most of the country, with the average hovering around 45 degrees C. The early mornings and long evenings are more temperate, so take advantage of the warm seas to explore Saudi’s world-class scuba diving sites, or try sailing and snorkeling.

      Don’t forget to pack sunscreen, lip balm, sunglasses, water shoes and a hat to protect your face.

    • Climate & Seasons

      Autumn

      Mid-September to Mid-December

      Autumn brings gentler weather and cool breezes in both Saudi Arabia’s northern regions and the southwestern highlands. While daytime temperatures remain warm and can reach the 30s in early fall, evenings are milder and fit for outdoor strolling, especially along Jeddah’s waterfront, indulging in al-fresco dining or visiting Al Ahsa’s cool desert springs.

      Don’t forget to pack your walking shoes and a sweater for air-conditioned buildings and cooler evenings.

    • Climate & Seasons

      Winter

      Mid-December to Mid-March

       

      Take advantage of Saudi Arabia’s beautiful winter weather to explore the kingdom. The balmy days and cool nights are ideal for camping, rock climbing or exploring Saudi Arabia’s verdant highlands and bustling cities, from Riyadh to Jeddah. Average winter temperatures are in the teens, but visitors might be lucky enough to see snowfall in the mountains of the northern regions blanketing the slopes and desert sands.

       

      Don’t forget to pack a heavy jacket or coat as well as lotion, as Saudi winters can be dry.

      • Climate & Seasons

        Spring

        Mid-March to Mid-June

         

        Spring in Saudi Arabia can be brisk, particularly in the north, where the temperature at night can drop below 15 degrees C. The central and southern regions are warmer, averaging around 20 degrees after nightfall. Rainfall is at its highest during spring, particularly in the central region and in the southwest over the Aseer Mountains.

         

        Don’t forget to pack layers — like light sweaters, scarves or pashminas — plus a rain jacket and sunglasses.

      • Climate & Seasons

        Summer

        Mid-June to Mid-September

        With the exception of the comparatively mild highlands in the southwest, summer signals the start of rising temperatures across most of the country, with the average hovering around 45 degrees C. The early mornings and long evenings are more temperate, so take advantage of the warm seas to explore Saudi’s world-class scuba diving sites, or try sailing and snorkeling.

        Don’t forget to pack sunscreen, lip balm, sunglasses, water shoes and a hat to protect your face.

      • Climate & Seasons

        Autumn

        Mid-September to Mid-December

        Autumn brings gentler weather and cool breezes in both Saudi Arabia’s northern regions and the southwestern highlands. While daytime temperatures remain warm and can reach the 30s in early fall, evenings are milder and fit for outdoor strolling, especially along Jeddah’s waterfront, indulging in al-fresco dining or visiting Al Ahsa’s cool desert springs.

        Don’t forget to pack your walking shoes and a sweater for air-conditioned buildings and cooler evenings.

      • Climate & Seasons

        Winter

        Mid-December to Mid-March

         

        Take advantage of Saudi Arabia’s beautiful winter weather to explore the kingdom. The balmy days and cool nights are ideal for camping, rock climbing or exploring Saudi Arabia’s verdant highlands and bustling cities, from Riyadh to Jeddah. Average winter temperatures are in the teens, but visitors might be lucky enough to see snowfall in the mountains of the northern regions blanketing the slopes and desert sands.

         

        Don’t forget to pack a heavy jacket or coat as well as lotion, as Saudi winters can be dry.

        • Laws & Etiquette

          Dress code

          Dress code is dependent on individual establishments, some casual, others keen on sophistication. Places of worship specifically do require you to dress modestly while visiting.

        • Laws & Etiquette

          Etiquette

          Bad language, loud behavior, and encroaching on other people’s boundaries are considered disrespectful. Respectful public decorum is always advised.

        • Laws & Etiquette

          Religion

          Certain shops close briefly during prayer times to allow time for worship. During the holy month of Ramadan, the rhythm of the country changes into a mellow, spiritual one.

        • Laws & Etiquette

          Alcohol & Substances

          The sale, purchase, and consumption of alcohol and drugs is illegal in Saudi Arabia.

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