Ali Salamah Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Ali Salamah

Been burning the candle at both ends? Dying for a break and a few quiet nights? Ali Salamah might just be the answer. It's set among the beaches, coastal plains, mountains and desert landscapes of Western Province — nice and off the beaten track. (We reckon you'll feel so relaxed, you'll be under the covers by sunset!)

It's 830 kilometres to the southwest of Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia.

No keen soccer fan will want to miss out on a trip to Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Stadium, which is located 19 kilometres away in Jeddah. Check the event schedule to see when they're playing. If you miss them, why not catch the stadium's other home team, the Al-Ahli Saudi Football Club?

Spend some time taking in the personality of the Jeddah International Exhibition Center. If you have more time, Rawaea Almaktabat Park is also worth stopping by.

Go 5 kilometres to the northeast and you'll come across Jeddah. It's known for some outstanding attractions, such as Red Sea Mall and the Floating Mosque.

Plan on going to Mecca? This destination is just 70 kilometres to the east. If you're setting up base here, make sure you check out the Kaaba, Abraj Al Bait Towers and the Great Mosque of Mecca. Also consider stopping in at Al Malaa Cemetery and the King Fahad Gate.

If the kids are weary from sightseeing, why not take them picnicking or beach combing?

Are you keen on spending time by the water? Add a little more excitement to your holiday with a little swimming or scuba diving.

It's hard to say what you're going to find in the region's history museums, but you can be sure it's going to be enthralling!

For something outdoors that will entertain everyone, pass by the surrounding area's open-air museums and open-air exhibits.

Step back in time with a stop at the area's ruins, old towns, fortresses and historic palaces. When it comes to grasping the significance of these structures, an expert tour guide can make all the difference.

Eager to add some deeper meaning to your adventure? Whether you're searching for a spiritual experience or simply interested in learning about the local religious traditions, make your way to one or two of the surrounding mosques and shrines.

Eating is one of life's biggest pleasures, and since you're reading this, you probably think travel is too. Combine your appetite for both by going out and sampling the local food and drink at a few of the bars, cafés and restaurants across town.

A standard meal here often includes yoghurt and cardamom, two of the staple ingredients for which this corner of the world is famous for plating up.

While Ali Salamah offers no shortage of culinary comforts, you shouldn't leave without sampling mutabbaq (stuffed pancake) and shorobat il-jeresh (saudi wheat soup). Considered signature recipes, you'll need to add them to your must-try list if you really want to get a taste of this destination.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's no coincidence. There's no more heavenly way to let your cares melt away than with kleeja (cardamom cookie), a treat often found on dining tables here.

You can expect an air of fever and excitement leading up to the 23rd of September. The locals will be making preparations for Unification of the Kingdom , a day of nation-wide celebrations.

With a little preparation, making your way to King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED), the closest airport, won't be too difficult. It's some 9 kilometres north of the centre of Ali Salamah.

Hotels in Ali Salamah

Backpackers and shoestring travellers can rest easy. Budget rooms await at the Movenpick Resort Al Nawras Jeddah and the Fakhamet Al Hamra Hotel Apartments. These digs are proof that terrific service doesn't need to cost you an arm and a leg. You may also want to consider the Park Hyatt Jeddah - Marina, Club and Spa and the Waldorf Astoria Jeddah - Qasr Al Sharq. These upmarket hotels are for those who'd like to live a life of pure bliss while they're here.