6 Days 5 Nights
Daily Tour
Unlimited
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This immersive 6-day tour invites you to explore Yemen’s Hadhramaut Governorate, a hidden land of ancient cities, dramatic landscapes, and untouched traditions. Start your adventure in the coastal port of Al-Mukalla, where Arabian architecture meets the azure waters of the Arabian Sea.
From there, journey through historic trading towns like Al-Shihr, and relax in the green oasis of Ghayl Ba Wazir. Visit the breathtaking clifftop village of Haid Al-Jazeel, offering panoramic views of Wadi Doan.
Continue through time as you visit Al-Hajirin and the tranquil village of Seif, before arriving in Seiyun, the cultural capital of Hadhramaut. There, explore the royal Sultan’s Palace, bustling markets, and traditional homes.
Marvel at Shibam’s towering mud-brick high-rises – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – and walk the scholarly streets of Tarim, a town rich in religious heritage and historic learning.
This tour is perfect for travelers seeking authentic cultural experiences, spectacular natural beauty, and a deep connection to Yemen’s timeless past.
Upon arrival Mukalla Airport, you’ll be met by our team and transfer to hotel for overnight.
This morning, we explore the historic port city of Al Mukalla, the gateway to Hadramout and one of Yemen’s most picturesque coastal towns. Our first stop is the Sultan’s Palace (Ma’in Palace), a landmark overlooking the Arabian Sea. The palace, now home to the Mukalla Museum, houses collections of artifacts, manuscripts, and treasures that showcase the region’s rich history and culture. Next, we immerse ourselves in local life with a visit to the Fish Market, where fishermen bring in their fresh catch of the day. We then head into the Old City of Mukalla, a charming maze of alleys lined with traditional Hadrami houses, coral-stone architecture, and vibrant souks. It’s the perfect place to wander, take photographs, and experience the blend of history and coastal charm, then return to the hotel to relax.
From Al Mukalla at 08:30 am we will drive to Qail B. Wazer where you’ll have an opportunity to see henna and tobacco trees, the famous springs, and the pleasant village amidst them. After that we will take our way to Haid Aljazeel hotel over the plateau for Lunch and check in then we will visit the nearby famous village of Khailah and its famous colorful palace, we'll have a visit to Haid Aljazeel village over the rock , then return back to the hotel dinner and r overnight.
From Haid Aljazeel we will move into one of the nicest wadis in Hadramawt, Wadi Doan. This wadi is a fertile valley running between the table mountains, and one of the most remote regions in Yemen. which it's worth it to climb up on top of the plateau (Aljaw) catch canyon view from above The sight you'll see is something that really doesn't seem to belong to this world. The unique architecture of the villages, as well as the picturesque towns of Rehab, Sif and Al Hajarain and view of frankincense in Mashed, you will finish off your camera’s film. And we will move toward Seiyun, where we will overnight.
From Seiyun At 08:00 am we head for Tarim, one of the most important centers of Islamic learning in Yemen. Here, we’ll explore the Al Muhdar Mosque, known for its striking mud-brick minaret, and the Al-Qaf Palace, a fine example of architecture in Hadrmout, after enjoying our tour in Tarim we will return to Sieyun visiting AlKatheri Palace, the city’s most iconic landmark a massive white mud-brick palace that once housed the Kathiri sultans. today it serves as the Seiyun Museum, showcasing artifacts, manuscripts, and treasures from Hadramawt.
By midday, we return to the hotel for check-in and lunch, after a short rest to escape the midday heat. At around 3:00 pm, we set out for Shibam, famously called the “Manhattan of the Desert” thanks to its centuries-old mud skyscrapers. We’ll spend a couple of hours wandering its alleys, then climb to the nearby mountainside for a spectacular sunset view over the town. Evening return to hotel.
Transfer to Seiyun Airport Flight back.
Yes, Safety is our top priority and we ensure your safety by providing expert local guides and up-to-date travel advice. We work closely with local authorities and follow all safety protocols to ensure a secure and enjoyable tour.
The best time to visit is between October and April, when the weather is milder and more comfortable for sightseeing both Yemen’s historical sites and the natural beauty of Socotra Island.
Yes, Yemen requires most visitors to obtain a visa before entering the country.
We recommend packing lightweight, breathable clothing, sturdy walking shoes, sunscreen, and a hat. If you’re visiting Socotra, don’t forget swimwear for the beaches and a camera to capture the unique landscapes.
Unfortunately, Sanaa is still not opened and not safe for tourists to visit.
USD in cash is the most widely accepted. It's also worth noting that Yemen is a cash-based society, and it's always adviced to have some cash on hand. There are no ATMs and credit cards are not accepted in most of the country.
It’s important to have a trevel insurance specifically tailored for Yemen. This ensures you are covered for any country-specific risks and requirements. Many countries, including Yemen, may require proof of travel insurance for entry. It’s always advisable to have travel insurance to comply with international travel requirements.
You can take photos of landscapes and tourist attractions, but avoid photographing government buildings or locals without permission.
Yemen hotels are mainly based on location, security, and staff. Hotels standards in Yemen will not match Western standards regarding price-quality ratio, etc.
Modest clothing is recommended. Women are not required to wear an abaya but should dress conservatively.
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