Discover Jeddah 2026

The centuries-old, multi-story coral-stone houses with their elaborately carved wooden windows, known as rawasheen, testify to Jeddah's role as a historic port for pilgrims traveling to Mecca and have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The over 30-kilometer waterfront promenade on the Red Sea invites sunset strolls with parks, sculptures and the famous King Fahd Fountain, one of the tallest fountains in the world.

The pristine coral reefs off Jeddah's coast rank among the most species-rich diving areas in the world, with colorful fish schools and several well-preserved shipwrecks close to shore.

Alongside the seemingly floating Al-Rahma Mosque right on the water, modern sculptures by international artists increasingly shape the cityscape along the corniche, underscoring Jeddah's reputation as the kingdom's most culturally open city.

King Abdulaziz International Airport ranks among the country's largest airports and is served multiple times daily from numerous international and domestic cities.

The centuries-old, multi-story coral-stone houses with their elaborately carved wooden windows, known as rawasheen, testify to Jeddah's role as a historic port for pilgrims traveling to Mecca and have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The over 30-kilometer waterfront promenade on the Red Sea invites sunset strolls with parks, sculptures and the famous King Fahd Fountain, one of the tallest fountains in the world.

The pristine coral reefs off Jeddah's coast rank among the most species-rich diving areas in the world, with colorful fish schools and several well-preserved shipwrecks close to shore.