Al-Wahbah Crater is the largest and deepest volcanic crater in Saudi Arabia. Its location, far from city lights with dry desert air, makes it ideal for stargazing. 🌌
On November 21, with the new moon, the sky will be dark and perfect for observing galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters. ✨
That night, we can also see Uranus at opposition, Saturn with its rings, and Jupiter later in the evening. 🔭
The trip includes key stops like Marble Mountain and the historic Zubaydah Trail with the Aqiq and Kharabah water reservoirs. 🏛️
Best tools for observation: the smart Unistellar Odyssey Pro telescope and the powerful Celestron NexStar 8SE. 🪐
An experience blending the beauty of nature, desert heritage, and the wonders of the night sky. 🌠
Duration
12-14 Hours
Working Hours
Friday 21 November, 2025 / 1 PM to 2 AM
Requirements
Tips
To stay on time, please pray Jumuah at any mosque near Yasmin Mall, then head straight to the meetup point. We’ll meet directly after Jumu’ah. If you’d like suggestions, message us on WhatsApp and we’ll send a list of nearby mosques.
The prices are subject to change based on time periods and are adjustable without prior notice. The final prices will be confirmed upon booking, depending on the request and period.
