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An Interview with Adventure Extraordinaire Mashael Alsolai.
Saudi Arabia is filled with natural wonders. Truly, the amount of geological and biological diversity is astounding perhaps even overwhelming. With so many options, who better to provide the best advice than one of the Kingdom’s top adventurers: Mashael Alsolai, founder of Shamal Adventures. Fortunately, we had the opportunity to ask her all the questions you need the answers to:
How did you get into adventuring?
Since I was young, I have always had a passion for outdoor activities and adventures. As I grew up, I started joining a few family trips on a casual basis. With time, I realized that it really interests me and I started seeking these activities during my free time.
During Winter: 4 °C – 21° C
Not only will you have the chance to experience unusual levels of cold weather for Saudi Arabia, you might even get to see some snow. With heavy snowfall in the north of Tabuk in recent years, people from around the Kingdom now visit the region to enjoy the beautiful scenery. There is a very high chance that planning your trip around late December to early January this year will result in white surroundings filled with snow.
Saudi Arabia’s northern region of Tabuk has become a popular tourist destination, more so in recent years. Regardless of whether you’re skipping the snowfall, there’s still plenty to discover here. From antiquities and archeological sites to desert campsites, it’s a two in one spot for history buffs and nature seekers. Its unique weather conditions also make it a trusted tourist destination for local residents who want to get away from the heat and experience a proper winter season.