Very cool - Thanks for posting!Good directions to Edge of the World that we followed......
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How to Visit the Edge of the World in Riyadh (Complete Guide)
How to visit the Edge of the World near Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. How to get there, when to go, things to do and more are covered in this guide!onthewayaround.com
There is a new license that the GCC countries are moving to that allows driving in all GCC countries, I should get mine soon. I still want to visit Al Ula, but it's a 10+ hour drive from Riyadh and the places to stop and get food and gas get extremely sparse on those roads. Not to mention that safe/clean bathrooms for women are extremely hard to find in the Saudi boondocks.Very cool - Thanks for posting!
If the border ever opens again, and they allow expats to bring their own vehicles I'd love to do a (off)road trip around KSA.
So many cool places to visit, and not hyper commercialised.
Yeah... Saudi gas station toilets...There is a new license that the GCC countries are moving to that allows driving in all GCC countries, I should get mine soon. I still want to visit Al Ula, but it's a 10+ hour drive from Riyadh and the places to stop and get food and gas get extremely sparse on those roads. Not to mention that safe/clean bathrooms for women are extremely hard to find in the Saudi boondocks.
For food on the road I have a fridge, and am seriously tempted by a travel buddy for something warm.There is a new license that the GCC countries are moving to that allows driving in all GCC countries, I should get mine soon. I still want to visit Al Ula, but it's a 10+ hour drive from Riyadh and the places to stop and get food and gas get extremely sparse on those roads. Not to mention that safe/clean bathrooms for women are extremely hard to find in the Saudi boondocks.
G'day,There is a new license that the GCC countries are moving to that allows driving in all GCC countries, I should get mine soon. I still want to visit Al Ula, but it's a 10+ hour drive from Riyadh and the places to stop and get food and gas get extremely sparse on those roads. Not to mention that safe/clean bathrooms for women are extremely hard to find in the Saudi boondocks.