• Al Hada Mountain - Standard - Al-Hada Mount offers a breathtaking view of its winding road that connects Mecca and Taif, spanning 87 km. Visitors will experience a gradual change in weather and a drop in temperature as they approach Al-Hada. Part of the Hejaz (Sarawat) mountain range, standing at 2,000 meters above sea level, it is famously known as the “Summer Resort of Kings,” where the government and the king would relocate during the summer months. It is a key tourist attraction in Taif, renowned for its fruit cultivation, including grapes, figs, and pomegranates. Historically, Al-Hada has been pivotal in trade between the mountains and the Red Sea coast. The scenic Al-Hada road is celebrated as one of the most beautiful in the Kingdom, drawing numerous visitors. The Camel Trail to Al-Hada is a historic route that once linked Taif with Mecca.

• Shafa Mountains - Al-Shafa Mountain, elevated at 2,240 meters above sea level, is one of Taif’s most stunning mountainous regions, known for its pleasant climate year-round. The mountain provides spectacular views of the surrounding landscape and is perfect for hiking and relaxation. The area is celebrated for its fruit cultivation and features several traditional cafes offering tea and coffee with picturesque views.

• Tea and coffee
• Licensed/Certified Guide

• • personal Expenses -phone charger

Al-Shafa Mountain, located in Taif, is celebrated for its stunning beauty and consistently mild climate. It provides spectacular vistas of the surrounding landscapes, making it a perfect spot for hiking and unwinding. Known for its fruit cultivation, the area also boasts several traditional cafes where visitors can enjoy tea and coffee while taking in the magnificent views.

• The total time 12 hours. As the trips starts from Jeddah, takes two hours to arrive and two hours to return, and you spend 8 hours between the sites in (Taif) Jabal Al-Shafa, Jabal Daka, cafes, lunch, etc.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.