Saudi Arabia is the largest country in the Middle East, with ten major urban centers – Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah, Medina, Hofuf, Taif, Khobar, Yanbu, Dhahran and Dammam.
 

Saudi offers awe-inspiring natural phenomena and exciting, unique ways to explore its diverse terrain, making the kingdom worthy of a spot on any outdoor enthusiast’s bucket list. From desert adventures on a camel's back, exploring nature through fantastic hiking trails or scuba-diving in the Red Sea - exploring Saudi has never been so enticing. 

Soak up diverse culture as you visit mosques and museums, diving deep into the rich history of your surroundings. After a spot of shopping in the local souks, experience a land where the past comes to life as you explore the intricate rock carvings of early civilizations or of Nabatean Hegra.

The Junior Garden View Suite is a spacious and elegant retreat designed for comfort and relaxation. It offers tranquil views over the lush garden, blending luxurious furnishings with thoughtful amenities that enhance your stay in this upscale Red Sea resort destination.

Enjoy a luxurious and elegant experience in your Superior Room. Designed with a sophisticated combination of warm tones, modernity and comfort, these rooms offer you high-end services and refined furnishings.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information.

Alcohol is not included.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Add an unlimited mobile data plan to stay connected with complete freedom, without any risk of exceeding your allowance. Activate your eSIM and enjoy continuous connectivity wherever you go: share the internet with your loved ones, find the best places around you, use your GPS without stress and enjoy your favourite apps to the full, without worrying about your usage.

Embark on a curated journey through Jeddah’s historic heart, where coral-stone houses, sea air, and living traditions reveal the city’s cultural soul.

Enjoy a curated day through Jeddah’s coastal beauty and historic heart, blending sea views, cultural encounters, local flavours, and reflective moments of heritage and place.

Jeddah, the gateway to Mecca and a vibrant Red Sea port, is Saudi Arabia’s most cosmopolitan city. A historic trading hub turned modern metropolis, it blends old and new with ease, where gleaming skyscrapers rise beside centuries-old coral stone houses, and traditional souks hum with life just minutes from chic waterfront cafés.

Must-sees:

• Al-Balad: Wander through Jeddah’s atmospheric old town, a UNESCO-listed maze of coral-stone houses, intricately carved wooden balconies, and bustling souks.
• Jeddah Corniche: A sweeping promenade lined with palm trees, modern art installations, and prime Red Sea views, best enjoyed at sunset.
• King Fahd Fountain: The world’s tallest seawater fountain, shooting water over 300 metres into the air—a striking spectacle at night.
• Obhur Creek: Escape the city with a day of sailing, snorkelling, or diving in the pristine turquoise waters north of Jeddah.
• Art & culture: From the avant-garde Jameel Arts Centre to open-air sculptures by the likes of Henry Moore, Jeddah’s art scene is one of the region’s most vibrant.

Culinary culture

Jeddah’s food scene is a feast for the senses, reflecting its history as a crossroads of cultures. Start your morning with mutabbaq, a spiced savoury pancake, before indulging in fresh seafood along the coast—try sayadiyah, a fragrant rice and fish dish. For a local favourite, seek out a steaming plate of kabsa, a richly spiced rice dish often served with lamb or chicken. And for a sweet finish? Kunafa, a crispy, syrup-soaked pastry filled with cheese or cream, is a must.

Dive deeper:

To truly experience Jeddah, wander through Al-Balad after dusk, when the historic quarter glows under lanterns and locals gather for coffee. Explore Souk Al Alawi for vibrant fabrics and antiques, or unwind at a Red Sea beach club, diving into coral reefs before relaxing with a mocktail. The city effortlessly blends tradition and modernity, with art galleries, sleek cafés, and timeless experiences that showcase Jeddah's unique cultural charm while embracing its warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Good to know

Winter (November to March) offers the best weather, with mild temperatures and warm seas. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are the easiest way to get around, though Jeddah’s new metro is on the horizon. The currency is the Saudi riyal (SAR), and while Arabic is the official language, English is widely understood in tourist areas.