Jeddah

AL QALZAM FISHERIES

 Seafood, Mediterranean -   Madina Road, Abhur Al Junoobiyah, 23731, Jeddah

COCO’BA

 Drinks and Quick Bites -   Tahlia Street, Al Andalus, 21391, Jeddah

LE TRAITEUR

 French, European -   Abu Al Abbas Ibn Abdulmutalib, Ash Shati, 23513, Jeddah

AUBERGINE

 Lebanese, Eastern European, Armenian, Arabic, Mediterranean -   Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz Street Al Andalus, 23326, Jeddah

KHAYAL RESTAURANT

 Barbecue, Turkish, Middle Eastern -   Prince Sultan Street Junction with Hera Street, Jeddah

ASEIL RESTAURANT

 Local Traditional Middle Eastern -   The Courtyard City - Prince Sultan Street, 21352, Jeddah

AL WADAA RESTAURANT

 Middle Eastern -   Movenpick Al Nawras Resort, Corniche Street, Ash Shati, 21424, Jeddah

MAISON DE ZAID

 European, Contemporary -   Abdul Maqsud Khojah, Ar Rawdah District 23435, Jeddah

Discover the stunning marine life deep down the Red Sea, the coastal city of Jeddah is one of the most spectacular diving and snorkelling destinations. The area is submerged, pristine, and untouched and it is where you can interact with the beauty of pure nature, and where you discover and learn about the most beautiful and rare marine creatures.

Swim with Sharks in Sharm Obhur

Located in the middle north part of Jeddah, near the luxury resort of Bhadur, Sharm Obhur is one of Jeddah's best diving destinations. Be sure that you will not be alone diving, as you will have a bunch of cute-looking turtles next to you, and you will be greeted by lionfish and eels, and the deeper you swim, the more fish and unique species you will discover! This activity is very safe, very fun, and is an exclusive trip to Jeddah.

Shipwreck Island

In the southwest of Jeddah, you will find the island of Abu Tair, where you will discover the world's most famous ship wreckage, which is all that remains of the Greek Staphonos that sank in 1978, also called the "Cable Wreck," because its cargo was mainly cables, fences, and huge steel beams.

Do not Climb Mount Laith, but Dive!

Located 200 km south of Jeddah, the charming island of Jabal Al Laith is the largest incubator for whale sharks and is one of the most beautiful diving areas in Saudi Arabia. Characterized by crystal clear water and a white-sand area of 4 sq/km, it is an ideal option for diving in spring or early summer.

Great Coral Reef

Far from the centre of Jeddah, approximately a two–hour drive to the north, is the beautiful dive site called Abu Faramesh. This 40km long reef is huge and home to tuna fish and whitetip sharks, and deep within its waters lie the famous shipwreck of “Ann Ann”, the details of which will be discovered when you reach the depth of 32 meters underwater.

Red Sea Diving

• The Red Sea is about 35 percent saltier than other seas, and this salinity is associated with health benefits such as improved circulation.
• It is home to more than 1,200 species of fish, nearly 20 percent of which are found only in the Red Sea.
• The sea is home to the fastest fish in the world: the solitary sailfish, an extremely rare fish that can swim up to more than 109 kilometres per hour.
• With year-round sun, divers don’t have to worry about the water being too cold. Surface water temperatures around Jeddah range from the high 70s Fahrenheit in winter to the high 80s in summer.