🌊 The Saudi Red Sea – Where Two Worlds Make One

From NEOM to Jizan stretches an awe-inspiring 1,800 km coastline: the Saudi Red Sea. Picture crystal-clear waters, vast beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and 90 unspoiled islands. But it’s more than just natural beauty – this is where tradition meets innovation, and where luxury and sustainability exist in perfect harmony.

📍 Must-see locations

Jeddah
A vibrant coastal city where history and modernity blend seamlessly. Explore the historic district of Al-Balad, stroll along the Jeddah Corniche with its impressive sculpture park, and visit cultural hotspots like Hayy Jameel and the Islamic Arts Biennale.

Yanbu
Known as "The Pearl of the Red Sea", Yanbu boasts crystal-clear waters, untouched coral reefs, and diving sites such as the Seven Sisters Reef, where you can spot barracuda, red snapper, and even sharks.

Sindalah (NEOM)
A futuristic island featuring an exclusive marina, luxury resorts, and the Sindalah Golf Club, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Ideal for sailing enthusiasts and those seeking tranquillity.

King Abdullah Economic City
A modern seaside city with green spaces, beaches, and family-friendly activities including motorsports, golf, and boating.

Snorkelling & Diving:
Discover vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life in Yanbu and the Farasan Banks.

Sailing & Yachting:
Enjoy the luxurious facilities at Sindalah, featuring an 86-berth marina with additional mooring for superyachts.

Watersports:
Try kitesurfing, paddleboarding, and more along the coasts of Jeddah and KAEC.

Hiking & Cycling:
Explore scenic trails such as Jabal Al-Nour via the Ghar-e-Hira Trail and the Al-Waba Crater Trail.

Wellness & Relaxation:
Unwind at luxury resorts like The St. Regis Red Sea Resort, located on a private island with spa facilities and a vibrant underwater world.

Golf:
Play a round at the Royal Greens Golf & Country Club in KAEC or the exclusive Sindalah Golf Club.

Art & Culture:
Visit the Islamic Arts Biennale in Jeddah, where traditional Islamic art meets contemporary installations, and discover the local art scene at Hayy Jameel.

✔️ Safe Travel, Even Solo
Saudi Arabia is a safe and respectful destination – also for solo travellers, including women. Just like anywhere else, it's important to be mindful of local customs and show respect for the culture.

✔️ Welcoming Locals
The people of Saudi Arabia are warm, hospitable, and curious about visitors. Fashion, art, and music are key parts of modern Saudi life, so prepare to be surprised by its cultural vibrancy.

✔️ Need a Visa?
Yes, non-Saudi travellers require a tourist visa. Many nationalities can easily apply online via visa.visitsaudi.com.

✔️ Dress Code
Visitors aren’t required to wear traditional clothing, but modest dress is recommended. Cover your knees, shoulders, and chest in public for a more comfortable and respectful experience.

✔️ Food & Hospitality
Food is at the heart of Saudi hospitality. Try local favourites such as kabsa and moutabal, as well as a wide range of international cuisines – especially in Jeddah, where you’ll find top restaurants from around the world.