2026 Jeddah Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

If you want to witness the birth of a new global capital, head to Saudi Arabia. 🕌 The Kingdom is steeped in history and traditions—its soul, rather than artificial decorations. 🎡 It is also home to numerous new attractions and entertainment venues, high-quality cafes, restaurants, futuristic resorts, and, of course, trendy skyscrapers. 🏠 In Saudi Arabia, you can find both premium accommodations and quality budget apartments for $40-60 per night. 💪🏻 The country is thinking on a truly grand scale: the VISION 2030 program aims to transform Saudi Arabia into a global hub for technology, investment, tourism, and production, reducing its dependence on oil revenues. The main myth about Saudi Arabia: "It's strict and boring there." Reality in 2026: e-Visa in 10 minutes upon arrival, trendy coffee shops at every corner, Michelin-starred restaurants, and complete safety. And most importantly—the locals here are genuinely happy to welcome tourists and greet them with utmost hospitality in their country.

#NewYearGiftTrip #SaaudiArabia Cycling along Jeddah Waterfront is incredibly relaxing. The Red Sea breeze blows constantly along the way, and you can enjoy the ocean views as you cycle. It's a great, unhurried experience. The route is wide and well-maintained, making for a comfortable and uncrowded ride. There are both serious cyclists and those just enjoying a leisurely stroll and taking photos. The best time to go is in the late afternoon before sunset. The sun isn't too strong, the air starts to cool, and the blue sea contrasts beautifully with the orange sky. You'll see many locals out relaxing, strolling, and cycling. The atmosphere is lively but not overly crowded. It's also beautiful at night with the streetlights, making for a more enjoyable ride. Don't worry if you don't have a bike; there are many rental points. After your ride, you can stop by a beachfront cafe or restaurant. It's perfect for friends, family, or even solo travelers. Overall, it's a must-try activity if you're in Jeddah. You get exercise, stunning views, and relaxation all in one place! 🚴♂️🌊

#discoversaudimoment Address: 60 St, Al Olaya, Al Olaya Dist 8325 I حي العليا / شارع رقم : 60, Riyadh 12213 Saudi Arabia Al Olaya is Riyadh's upscale commercial center, characterized by its renowned skyscrapers and countless brands. Basenote, a perfume shop, is a truly exceptional boutique, offering an unforgettable experience. It carries many niche perfume brands that have never ventured abroad. Beyond the rich fragrance experience, their attentive customer service is top-notch. The staff provides clear and concise explanations of perfumes and brands, showcasing their expertise and refined taste. Prices are slightly higher, especially for niche and ultra-niche perfumes. However, the selection is comprehensive, including perfumes, solid perfumes, body mists, and aroma diffusers.

#discoversaudimoment Deserts really need water parks, and Jeddah Cyan Waterpark creates exciting, fun, and unique experiences for the whole family that perfectly blend excitement and entertainment. It has a variety of water rides, suitable for both adults and children. It is considered one of the largest water parks, boasting a variety of facilities for all ages, high safety standards, and a dedicated team of lifeguards. There are four restaurants in the park, and there are juice and ice cream kiosks. In addition, the park also has shops selling swimwear and swimming accessories. For women, although as foreigners, please follow the Islamic rules

While many people have visited TeamLab before, TeamLab Borderless Jeddah is definitely a must-visit destination. The space is vast, and the experience is absolutely amazing! It's breathtaking to see how the digital world transforms into such exquisite works of art. This place is incredibly fun, filled with exploration and enjoyment. The creativity is simply outstanding! Each room is unique, and the air conditioning works perfectly. The immersive displays are awe-inspiring, with stunning visual effects! It's perfect for families, especially those with children. Adult tickets are priced at 150 SAR, and children's tickets at 50 SAR. Be sure to arrive early as it closes at 10:30 PM, and it's recommended to book tickets in advance.

#discoversaudimoment What truly sets Al Taybat International City Museum apart is its unique focus on "science and information." It's not just a journey through the region's history, showcasing traditional clothing, ancient tools, manuscripts, and household items; it's a tribute to the scientific and intellectual contributions of the Islamic world. The exhibitions encompass early astronomical tools, traditional medical implements, and the mathematical principles behind Islamic art, all seamlessly integrated with their historical context. It's an educational and entertaining experience that highlights the Arabian Peninsula's long and vital tradition of knowledge transmission and innovation. The entire complex is a magnificent and meticulous recreation of a traditional Hejazi dwelling, boasting stunning carved wooden balconies, tranquil courtyards, and beautiful fountains. It's like stepping into a scene from One Thousand and One Nights—a perfect spot for photos.

#discoversaudimoment A trip to Jeddah wouldn't be complete without visiting the attractions, and Fakieh Aquarium was a fantastic experience! It's very well-maintained, clean, and beautifully designed. I especially enjoyed watching the diverse marine life – from colorful fish to unique creatures – a treat for both adults and children. The lack of crowds made for a peaceful and pleasant visit. The staff were helpful, polite, and everything was very orderly. It's especially great if you're looking for an educational and fun outdoor experience. The cafe with its stunning ocean view is absolutely worth a visit!

#discoversaudimoment Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, headquartered in Hong Kong, announced that, following the rising demand for high-end luxury travel and hotels in the Middle East, it opened its first luxury hotel in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia in 2007. Located in a prime beachfront location, its exterior resembles a crown on the beach. The hotel boasts a beautiful and relaxing environment. The ambiance is elegant, the amenities are refined, the furnishings are luxurious, and the service is exceptionally luxurious. The views are also uniquely charming. Many thanks to the hotel for creating such wonderful memories. The rooftop pool offers stunning views, with breathtaking vistas overlooking the waterfront promenade. The best time to visit is in winter or on weekdays, but ideally during the sunny afternoon until sunset.

#discoversaudimoment I wanted to find a hotel in Jeddah that faces the sea and has a resort feel, and finally chose "InterContinental Jeddah". Choosing it mainly is the location, really walk out to the seaside, and look at the famous Jeddah Fountain, transportation is quite convenient, although you have to take a car to some attractions, but the hotel around the can slowly feel the Jeddah coast atmosphere, very suitable for travelers who want to hea or not hustle. Speaking of the hotel itself, I was most impressed by the large room and high design, once inside really have a sense of space, it does not feel cramped. The interior, although seen to be recently renovated, with warm tones throughout, does a good job of comfort and relaxation. The best part is that the facilities are super complete: there is a swimming pool, a gym, and a squash court, so that you can do exercise without any problem. The most special thing is the prayer room and Hammam Spa. In terms of service, the front desk and room attendants are very polite and professional, not forcing you to wait too long, and check-in and check-out are very smooth. In the morning at 360 cafe had a super happy breakfast, in addition to the common choices, there is also beef and lamb freshly grilled, Chinese food, local dishes are available; As for the morning you can go out for a walk along the Corniche, look at the sea and talk, the nearby waterfront park is quiet and feels very comfortable.

Inside the new terminal of King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, lies a breathtaking aquatic feature—the world's largest airport aquarium! This cylindrical giant tank stands 14 meters tall with a diameter of 10 meters, housing hundreds of species native to the Red Sea. From vibrant tropical fish to graceful sea turtles, the marine life glides through the water, offering an instant oceanic therapy for weary travelers. Located in the arrivals area, the design seamlessly blends with the airport's modern Arabic style. The glass walls reflect soft lighting, making the fish shimmer in the blue waves, instantly easing the stress of long-haul flights.

King Abdullah Sports City is a large sports complex located about 30 km north of Jeddah. Its main feature is the football stadium, often referred to as Alinma Stadium or "The Jewel." The complex also includes various additional facilities such as extra football pitches, indoor arenas, an athletics stadium and track, tennis courts, mosques/prayer areas, and other supporting infrastructure. Stadium & Match Experience: The main stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 62,241 spectators (commonly rounded to 62,000+), making it the largest stadium in Jeddah and one of the biggest in Saudi Arabia. It meets international standards and hosts top-tier club matches (for teams like Al-Ittihad and Al-Ahli), national team games, and major finals such as the national cup finals. The design incorporates features tailored to Jeddah’s climate, including shading, ventilation, and architectural elements inspired by Islamic traditions, providing a more comfortable experience for spectators compared to older open-air stadiums.

Jeddah Old Town (Al-Balad) is the only site in Saudi Arabia listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage, founded in the 7th century and located on the shores of the Red Sea. Every coral stone wall and every colorful wooden window here carries a thousand years of history and stories. Strolling through it feels like stepping into the magical dream of "One Thousand and One Nights." Although the old town has weathered the passage of time, you can still see workers carefully renovating buildings, bringing new life to this ancient city. Here, you can not only feel the weight of history but also encounter many adorable cats. The old town thoughtfully provides cat food stations, showing a touch of human care. Wander through the narrow alleys, touch the textures of century-old buildings, and listen to the tales and romance by the Red Sea. This unique experience will surely bring you full of surprises and emotions. Come to Jeddah Old Town and embark on a cultural journey through a thousand years!

Hi friends! Our Umrah or Hajj journeys almost always pass through this city: Jeddah. But don't rush straight to Mecca! Set aside 1-2 days to explore Jeddah, a coastal city that serves as a gateway to the two holy lands and holds a myriad of surprises! 🌊 Why Stop in Jeddah? Spiritual Gateway: This city is the main gateway to Mecca and Medina. It will further calm your heart before performing your prayers. A Blend of Old & Modern: From history in the Old City of Al-Balad to luxury on the shores of the Red Sea, it's all here. Cool Urban Artwork: Jeddah is an "open-air art museum" with hundreds of sculptures and modern art installations throughout the city. 📍 Must-See Destinations in Jeddah: Al-Balad (Old City) - The Old Soul of Jeddah Activities: Explore the maze of narrow alleys, admire the architecture of traditional houses with wind towers (rawasheen), and buy souvenirs at the souk. Tip: Come in the afternoon to avoid the heat, and enjoy the atmosphere as the lights come on. The photos are incredibly Instagrammable! Hashtags: #AlBalad #HistoricJeddah #SaudiHeritage Corniche & Fakieh Aquarium - The Charm of the Red Sea Activity: Take a leisurely walk or bike ride along the long Corniche, taking in the views of the Red Sea. A boat ride around the harbor is also fun! For families, the Fakieh Aquarium is a great option for viewing marine life. Tip: Watch a spectacular sunset from here! Hashtags: #JeddahCorniche #RedSea #JeddahSunset Jeddah Fountain - The Tallest Fountain in the World Activity: Marvel at the fountain towering 312 meters above the Red Sea. The view at night with its colorful lights is breathtaking. Tip: Watch from the Corniche area or from a beachside cafe. Hashtags: #KingFahdFountain #JeddahLandmarks Jeddah Urban Art & Sculptures Activities: Explore the city while taking photos of its iconic statues, such as The Flying Mosque (Quran Square) or sculptures by international artists in the roundabouts. Hashtags: #JeddahArt #UrbanArt #PublicArt 🍽️ Halal Cuisine for Indonesians: Arabic Food: Must-try Kabsa (spicy rice with meat), Mandi, and authentic Shawarma. Fresh Seafood: Many restaurants in the Corniche area serve fresh fish and seafood straight from the Red Sea. Homemade Taste: Don't worry, many restaurants serve halal Asian and Indonesian cuisine. 💡 Important Tips for Indonesian Travelers: Transportation: Use ride-hailing apps like Uber or Careem to get around. It's easy and the prices are clear. Weather: Jeddah is hot and sunny. Wear sunscreen, bring water, and wear clothing that covers your body but keeps you cool (remember the dress code for Muslim women). Shopping: Souvenirs can be purchased at Al-Balad (for traditional souvenirs) or at large malls like Red Sea Mall. 📌 Final Word: Jeddah is like the perfect prelude to a spiritual experience in Mecca. This city offers a beautiful harmony of heritage, modernity, and beauty.

#KidsAttractions #SaudiArabia #Jeddah teamLab Borderless Jeddah is a digital art museum unlike any other. Every piece of artwork moves and changes form based on the viewer's movements and interactions, creating a world of possibilities. You can draw and see it come to life on a large screen, or simply walk around and enjoy the ever-changing lights, colors, and sounds. The large, uncluttered exhibition space allows for free exploration. The atmosphere is filled with color and light, making it feel like you're entering a virtual world. A visit here is like playing with living artwork, offering a chance to take cool photos and experience new experiences for both adults and children. 🔮✨

🕌 The old town of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia is called Al-Balad. I originally thought the stories of the Middle East would be intense and grand, but stepping into this place felt like being gently placed into an old painting. The brick walls, wooden windows, and weathered textures are all warmed by the sun. Drape a headscarf, wear low-saturation earth-toned clothes, and when the wind blows, time in the photos begins to slow down. Here, no posing is needed; just standing casually is a picture. 📍 Al-Balad Citywalk Old Town Route (can be copied directly): 1) Al Naseef House The rooftop terrace offers a view of the entire old town, perfect for portrait shots. 2) Al Juffali Mosque Shoot at sunset; the light is soft, and the contours of people look very beautiful. 3) Green Door Area Old Door Clusters There are many emerald green and deep indigo old wooden doors here; leaning against the wall or standing sideways creates great shots. 4) Old Market Alley Area Walk anywhere, stop anywhere. Pay attention to light and shadow; the light gaps between buildings are very beautiful. 📷 Photo Tips: The Saudi sun is strong; it’s recommended to start exploring after 4 PM. Wearing low-saturation earth tones is recommended for a more harmonious overall atmosphere; A headscarf is not necessary, locals are very friendly to tourists! But it will help you blend into the rhythm here instantly. 📷 Photography Experience Sharing: How to “Become Part of the Picture” I use two small methods: • Slow down your movements: Turning around, looking up, adjusting your headscarf, looking back—these are the most natural. • Blend into the background: Match your clothing colors with the architecture; don’t compete, but rather stand out more. The lens captures not “going to a place to take photos,” but “I really walked into this place.” When I travel, I want to record, share, and collect moments when I truly feel myself experiencing the city. The beauty of travel photography is a kind of “being with.”

Riyadh Notes Under the blazing sun of the Hanifa Valley, Riyadh rises like a pearl in the desert, weaving millennia-old traditions with modern ambitions into the fabric of the city. Every corner of this Saudi capital tells a story of the dialogue between the ancient and the new. The mud-brick buildings of the old city are a testament to time. In the ochre streets of Diriyah, the brick patterns from the 18th century hide the origin story of the Saudi dynasty. When night falls, the courtyards lit by lamps resemble scenes from One Thousand and One Nights[__LINK_ICON]. Not far away, the Masmak Fortress’s thick walls glow golden in the sunset. Pushing open a wooden door feels like touching the pulse of the kingdom’s birth. The aroma of spices fills the air at the Souk Al-Zal market, where the scents of saffron and frankincense mingle with the lively bargaining between vendors and customers, creating the most vibrant street rhythm. Turn around and you fall into a modern skyline. The Kingdom Centre’s sky bridge hangs 97 floors above ground, offering a magical moment at sunset to overlook the city as it shifts from golden hues to neon colors[__LINK_ICON]. The King Fahd Fountain shoots water skyward, and the nighttime light show draws dazzling arcs across the night sky. The newly built Boulevard district is full of futuristic vibes, where traditional domes and glass curtain walls echo each other in the view from the sky garden café. Taste is a shortcut to understanding the city. At Najd Village, the hand-grabbed rice mixed with saffron aroma and camel meat dishes bring unique flavors. Paired with a cup of rich Arabic coffee, it’s an authentic local taste. Afternoon tea on the terrace of the Ritz-Carlton features honey cakes and camel milk, perfectly embodying the city’s character—refined innovation built on a traditional foundation. The city’s rhythm is found in the details: the metro has women-only cars, attractions gradually open after Friday noon, and the five daily Quran recitations mark the unchanging time scale. Amid the interplay of conservatism and openness, Riyadh is writing a future chapter on the desert with its “Vision 2030” as its pen.

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We explored Al-Balad in Makkah and loved every moment. The historic area was full of charm and character. We walked through the narrow streets, admiring the traditional architecture and learning about the city's rich history. Our family enjoyed browsing the local shops and trying traditional foods. The atmosphere was lively and welcoming. We felt like we were stepping back in time. Al-Balad was a wonderful experience for us, and we'll always remember the warm hospitality and cultural heritage. It was a great way to connect with our roots and create lasting memories together as a family.

Stepping into Jeddah's historic district feels like traveling back in time a hundred years. The buildings here are characterized by red bricks and green windows, with many old houses still preserving traditional wooden windows and handcrafted carvings. Walking through the alleys, you’ll find details and stories everywhere. The atmosphere becomes even more enchanting when the lights come on at dusk. The district hides cafes and creative shops, making it well worth a slow walk and leisurely photos. Visiting in the evening is recommended to capture the warm golden sunset light paired with the architectural details.

One of the most recommended activities on a morning in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, is to step into a traditional breakfast spot frequented by locals. The walls here are adorned with cultural elements, from Arabic headscarves and utensils to traditional lamps, making every corner feel like a small museum. We ordered the popular breakfast set, which included spiced hummus, steaming hot Tamees bread, and a rich dip topped with egg and sesame seeds, paired with a pot of hot tea—both filling and comforting. When in Jeddah, skip the hotel breakfast and experience firsthand what a local’s daybreak tastes like! #SaudiArabianCuisine #JeddahBreakfast #JeddahTravel #Jeddah #MiddleEastTravelDiary #TripMoments

From golden sunsets to seaside strolls and seafood dinners, Jeddah has everything for a chill day out! Here’s how we spent our time: 📸 Snap a pic at the Jeddah Sign – A must-do for first-time visitors! It’s bold, fun, and totally Insta-worthy 😎 🚶♀️ Walk along the Corniche – The sea breeze + skyline views = a perfect coastal vibe 🌴 🕌 Watch the sunset at Al Rahmah Mosque – This floating mosque turns magical at dusk. The view is simply breathtaking 🌅 🍤 Dinner at Red Sea Mall – We wrapped up the day with delicious seafood at one of the mall’s seaside restaurants. So fresh and satisfying! 📍Jeddah, Saudi Arabia #jeddahvibes #sunsetwalks #redseamall #alrahmahmosque #seafoodlover #travelinsaudi #tripcomcommunity #summerspritz #coastalchill

The Gold Market in Jeddah (locally known as Souq Al-Dahab) is a must-visit for lovers of fine jewelry and Arabian craftsmanship. Located near the historic Al-Balad district, this bustling souq is lined with shops offering everything from delicate gold bangles to ornate bridal sets. The market’s vibrant atmosphere and skilled artisans make it a unique cultural and shopping experience. ⸻ 📍 Address for Navigation: Gold Market (Souq Al-Dahab), Al-Balad, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia ⸻ 💡 Tips for Visiting Gold Market Jeddah: • 💬 Bargain respectfully — negotiating is part of the shopping tradition • 🏷 Compare designs, weights, and karat quality before buying • 🕰 Visit in the evening when the market is most lively and cooler • 💳 Cash is preferred by many vendors — plan accordingly • 🌟 Combine with a tour of Al-Balad’s heritage buildings nearby ⸻ #goldmarketjeddah #souqaldahab #visitsaudi #arabianjewelry #jeddahsouq #traditionalcraft#familytrip #trip #localguides #hiddenjeddah #saudiculture

Jeddah Waterfront, stretching along the Red Sea coast, is a lively and beautifully designed public space where locals and visitors alike come to relax, walk, and enjoy sea views. The promenade features landscaped parks, cycling paths, playgrounds, sculptures, cafés, and spectacular fountains. With its blend of urban energy and natural beauty, the waterfront is a perfect spot for a sunset stroll or a family outing. ⸻ 📍 Central Location for Navigation: Jeddah Corniche, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia ⸻ 💡 Tips for Visiting Jeddah Waterfront: • 🌅 Visit at sunset for cooler temperatures and stunning sea views • 🚲 Rent a bike or scooter to explore the full length of the promenade • 🍽 Enjoy coffee or a meal at one of the stylish seaside cafés • 🏖 Bring a picnic and relax in one of the green spaces • 📷 Don’t miss a photo at the iconic King Fahd’s Fountain ⸻ #jeddahwaterfront #redseaviews #saudiarabiatravel #jeddahcorniche #urbanoasis #hiddensaudi #seasidepromenade #modernjeddah#familytrip

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia’s vibrant port city, blends centuries of history with a dynamic modern spirit. From the narrow alleyways and coral houses of Al-Balad to the wide waterfront of the Corniche, the city tells a story of trade, pilgrimage, and culture. The King Fahd Fountain, lively souks, contemporary art installations, and fresh seafood markets all contribute to Jeddah’s unique charm — a gateway between the Red Sea and the world. ⸻ 📍 Central Location for Navigation: Al-Balad Historic District Al Dahab St, Jeddah 22236, Saudi Arabia (A UNESCO-listed heart of Old Jeddah) ⸻ 💡 Tips for Visiting Jeddah: • 🌅 Walk the Corniche in the evening for sea breezes and sunset views • 🕌 Dress modestly, especially in traditional areas and mosques • 🛍 Visit Al-Balad’s markets for authentic souvenirs and local crafts • 🍽 Don’t miss trying Sayadiyah rice with grilled fish at a seaside eatery • 🕰 Best time: November to March for cooler temperatures ⸻ #Jeddah #AlBalad #RedSeaCity #SaudiArabiaTravel #JeddahCorniche #SaudiHeritage #HiddenArabia #MiddleEastDestinations#localguides #historicallandmarks

Basic Information - The hotel opened in 2022 and is located in the heart of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, at Building, 2652 Prince Saud Al Faisal, Street, Al-Khalidiyah. Hotel Facilities - The rooms feature modern design, equipped with free Wi-Fi, a kitchenette, luxury bedding, and Purovel brand toiletries. - There is a spa, outdoor swimming pool, fitness center, restaurant, and more, allowing guests to relax and enjoy delicious food. Surrounding Environment - Adjacent to attractions such as AlBalad and Corniche, close to shopping centers like Stars Avenue Mall, with numerous restaurants and cafes nearby, making it very convenient for both leisure travel and business trips. Services - Offers 5-star service with warm and attentive staff, as well as airport transfer, luggage storage, 24-hour front desk, and other services to provide convenience for guests.

Jeddah, a vibrant coastal city on the Red Sea, is a captivating blend of ancient history and modern dynamism, and it is considered to be the gateway to the Holy cities in Saudi Arabia. Explore its bustling souks, stunning architecture, and beautiful beaches, experiencing a unique cultural fusion that makes it a truly unforgettable destination. Top tourist attractions in Jeddah include - Al-Balad Historical District: Explore Jeddah's historic heart, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Wander through its narrow streets and admire the stunning coral architecture. - Jeddah Corniche: Enjoy a scenic waterfront promenade with beautiful views of the Red Sea. Relax, stroll, or engage in various recreational activities. - Floating Mosque: Visit this architectural marvel situated on the Red Sea. Admire its unique design and peaceful atmosphere. Jeddah has a hot, arid climate, so the best time to visit is during the cooler months from November to April. The main airport is King Abdulaziz International Airport. Have an enjoyable trip!

#summervacay The Medan Selera (food court) at Lotus’s E-Gate, Penang is a convenient and affordable spot to grab a meal during a hot summer day. With its air-conditioned setting and wide variety of local and Asian dishes, it’s ideal for a casual bite after shopping. Cooling indoor space, perfect for escaping the heat • Affordable prices with lots of local food options • Easy access, with parking and supermarket nearby A no-fuss, budget-friendly place to enjoy quick local meals while staying cool—perfect for summer errands or lunch breaks. 📍 Address No. 1, Lebuh Tengku Kudin 1 (Tunku Kudin), Bandar Jelutong, 11700 Pulau Pinang  ⏰ Operating Hours • Lotus’s E‑Gate Supermarket & Hypermarket: Daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM • Mall common areas (including food court): Open 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily

During my recent trip to Jeddah, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the Red Sea beyond the usual water activities. My first stop was the Jeddah Corniche, where I spent hours walking along the waterfront. The views of the sea were breathtaking, and the fresh air was exactly what I needed to unwind. It felt like the perfect place to relax, people-watch, and simply enjoy the natural beauty 🌅. One of my favorite moments was watching the King Fahd Fountain at sunset. The fountain, shooting water high into the air, looked even more magical as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting vibrant colors across the sky 🌇. It's a sight you won’t want to miss. I also took time to explore the coastline. The dramatic meeting of desert and sea is something you can’t fully appreciate until you see it in person. Whether it's walking along the beach or just sitting by the shore, the peacefulness of the Red Sea is incredibly soothing 🌴. If you're visiting Jeddah, I highly recommend making time to enjoy the scenery and the calm vibe of the Red Sea. Whether you're strolling the Corniche, enjoying a meal with a view 🍽, or simply watching the waves 🌊, it's an experience that really allows you to slow down and appreciate the natural beauty of this coastal city. #postandearn