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The rocky desert in Saudi Arabia is nearly identical to the surface of Mars, as seen by images from the Curiosity rover.
In this incredible Mars Analog adventure, push the boundaries of science, technology, and survival, preparing for humanity’s multi-planetary future here on Earth. Test your limits in navigation, geology, biology, communication, and teamwork, unlocking skills that inspire for a lifetime and pave the way for life on the Red Planet.
Step into the future of space exploration with an immersive eight-day Martian analog mission in NEOM, Saudi Arabia. Using space-grade technologies, you’ll master habitat setup, biosphere food growth, life support systems, rover reconnaissance, and mission operations. Strengthen teamwork through engaging simulations, build leadership skills, and gather around fireside space travel lectures—all while preparing for the challenges of life beyond Earth.

Arrival to Red Sea International Airport or NEOM Bay Airport, Saudi Arabia.
Arrive at Shebara Resort in Red Sea. Welcome reception to meet team and unique SWAG gifts

Kick off with an Introduction to Space Analogs class followed by a Mars Mission briefing and equipment check to prepare for the adventure ahead. Dinner and final overnight stay before your mission begins.

Today, you will be transported to the Mars Base Camp Analog site near NEOM Saudi Arabia. The focus of today is to get situated, set up base camp elements, and begin the analog.

On your first sol on Mars, set up communications, activate the biosphere, and begin geologic and astronomical observations to kickstart your mission.

Ensure your biosphere is set up and support a botany plant lab project to harvest food on Mars. Later in the afternoon your team will configure the robotics equipment – including the Mars Rover, and if time, test the rover on a mini EVA mission.

Take the Mars Rover out for a spin and perform your first EVA remote mission. Those not on the rover will support in navigation and communications at base camp. Then teams swap.

On Sol 4, your team will perform another EVA mission excursion using the rover, this time completing a geology assignment. An emergency scenario will result in leadership and teamwork that brings the team closer.

Sol 5 is your final day of the Mars Analog. Your team will perform one final EVA mission excursion and compile your observational and sample data into a report. Breakdown of equipment and base camp begins. A big ceremonial dinner concludes the day.

Today you will say your final goodbye's and pack up the last remaining items before departing Mars basecamp.
A private transfer will take you back to the NEOM Airport where the adventure ends.
TBD all inclusive program
Interested? Contact us and an Orbite team member will get back to you with info, pricing, dates, and more.