Abha experiences
Heritage, mountain, food, wellness, adventure, and family experiences across Abha and Aseer — each one hosted by a local who knows it firsthand.
8 experiences
A guided via ferrata along the Soudah escarpment with a cable descent over the valley. Certified guides, full equipment, and a serious view. No prior climbing experience required.
SAR540 per guest
Spend an evening with the Qahtani “flower men,” who wear crowns of marigold and herbs. Share stories, music, and a home-cooked meal on a terrace above the Habala valley as the light goes gold.
SAR480 per guest
5.0(1)
We begin with a planting activity, giving you the chance to get your hands in the soil. Then we get moving with active games—a chance to share a laugh and get to know the other guests. As the barbecue gets going, we gather around the chef to watch the food being prepared and chat as it cooks. We finish by enjoying the chef’s dishes together.
SAR190 per guest
A slow morning in the Soudah highlands made just for women. We start with an easy guided hike along the juniper ridge while the mist is still low, then roll out mats for a gentle outdoor yoga session led by a certified female instructor. We close with a relaxed sketching circle — paper, pencils, and tea provided — drawing the valley views before heading back. No fitness or drawing experience needed; come as you are.
SAR240 per guest
A quiet ninety minutes of guided breathwork and sound by the running water of Wadi Mahala, ending with mountain tea. Suitable for complete beginners.
SAR180 per guest
Meet before sunrise and walk the cloud-line trails of Jabal Sawda, Saudi Arabia’s highest peak, as mist moves through ancient juniper. Your host reads the landscape — the trees, the terraces, the birds — at an unhurried pace.
SAR320 per guest
Roast and pound green beans the Aseeri way, learn the etiquette of the dallah, then sit to a slow saleeg lunch. A hands-on afternoon in a family majlis in old Abha.
SAR5 per guest
4.0(1)
In the stone village of Rijal Almaa, a local artist teaches families the geometric Al-Qatt Al-Aseeri wall painting — a UNESCO-listed Aseeri craft. Everyone takes home their own panel.
SAR220 per guest
