Saudi Arabia

Jeddah

Jeddah: Red Sea gateway where old coral alleys meet modern malls.

Local time: UTC+3
Population: 4.7M
Safety

Cost of a day

$$$$$

Moderate

Food$$$$$About $29 a day: light breakfast, cheap lunch, mid-range dinner
Stay$$$$$3-star hotel about $78 a night for two
Transport$$$$$About $3.7 a day: 4 public transit rides

Exchange rate

🇸🇦 SAR =

Rates from 2026-10-23, refreshed monthly.

Getting in

JEDKing Abdulaziz International AirportMain international hub, about 21 km north of the centre.

How	Cost	Time
BusCity centre	check locally	check locally
Cheapest option; confirm route and stop locally.
TaxiCity centre	SR50-70	25-40 min
Agree the fare before you set off.
Uber / CareemCity centre	SR50-80	25-40 min
App pickup points are signposted outside arrivals.
TrainAl-Sulimaniyah station	check locally	check locally
Airport has its own station; not all trains call at both stations.

Estimates, checked October 2026. Wikivoyage: Jeddah

Getting around

Ride apps or taxis for most trips; walk in Al-Balad and take a taxi along the Corniche.

MetroNo metro yet. Don't plan around rail inside the city.
BusCity buses are common and timetabled on Google Maps. Cheap but slow; SAPTCO covers long-distance routes.
Taxi / ride apps ★Green taxis and ride apps are plentiful; Uber and Careem both work. Agree the fare before you set off, especially from the airport.
Rental carEasy to rent and fuel is among the cheapest in the world. Watch for speed cameras and heavy traffic.
WalkingBest in Al-Balad. The Corniche is long, so plan on a taxi for the full stretch.
TrainA high-speed rail line links Jeddah with Mecca and Medina. Book seats early.
BoatBoats from Obhur marina are for views, not transport; about SR 200 for an hour.

Recommended stay★ 1 night (2 days)

One night suits you: Al-Balad and the Corniche are the core of a first visit, which fits one and a half days unless you dive or resort.

Best for

CultureAl-Balad's coral houses, old souqs and the city's galleries.
FoodRed Sea fish, Hijazi street food and long evening meals.
BeachCorniche swims, Obhur boat rides and Red Sea sunsets.

Weather by month

27°20°Jan🌧 3d

28°20°Feb🌧 2d

30°21°Mar

32°24°Apr🌧 1d

34°26°May

35°27°Jun

36°28°Jul

36°29°Aug

35°28°Sep

34°26°Oct🌧 1d

31°24°Nov🌧 3d

29°22°Dec🌧 4d

Average daily high / low (°C), sea temperature and rainy days. Typical figures, not a forecast.

Climate

Hot desert coast: sunny most of the year, humid summers and a short, mild winter with a little rain.

Best time: November to MarchDays around 27–31°C and nights near 20–24°C. Ideal for Al-Balad, the Corniche and boats.
Summer is hot and humid (June to September)Highs of 35–36°C and muggy nights near 28–29°C. Sightsee early or late; rest indoors at midday.
Humid by the seaSticky evenings from May to October. Light, loose clothing helps more than heavy cotton.
Little rain, mostly in winterRain days peak in December (about 4) and November (about 3). Showers are usually short.
Strong sun all yearEven in winter, use sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses. Shade is scarce on the Corniche.
What to packLight breathable clothes, a hat and sunscreen; a light layer for cool winter nights and strong AC; modest clothing for mosques and the old town.

Landmarks 8

Must-see · 2

1
Al-Balad
The historic old town is Jeddah's heart, a UNESCO-listed maze of coral-stone houses, carved wooden balconies and narrow lanes that show the city's Red Sea trading past. It is the one place every first-time visitor should walk. Go in the late afternoon or evening when the heat eases and the souq lanes come alive; wear modest clothing and expect plenty of walking.
2
King Fahd's Fountain
This giant fountain shoots seawater high above the Red Sea and is Jeddah's best-known modern sight, especially dramatic after dark when it is lit. It is a quick, free stop rather than a long visit. Come at night for the best view from the Corniche; no tickets are needed.

Cultural

Old Town 1

Islamic 1

Harbor 1

Modern Architecture 1

Market 1

Activities

Amusement Park 2

Football Stadium 1

Plans

Jeddah rewards visitors with historic Al-Balad lanes, a breezy Corniche and superb Red Sea diving. Pick how long you have and what you enjoy most. Prices checked October 2026; ≈ marks estimates.

How long?

What do you enjoy most?

Day trip · Culture

One packed culture day: old Jeddah in the morning, the Corniche and its art after sunset.

Tickets & tours: ≈ SAR 120
Taxis: ≈ SAR 95

Day 1

Old Jeddah in the morning

Tickets ≈ SAR 120 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 55

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

08:30–11:00 · Free to walk · guided tours often SAR 50–150

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Start early before the heat. Streets are always open; shops open around 10:00 and close during prayer.

Open Streets always open · shops roughly 10:00–22:00, closed during prayer · Source
2

11:00–12:00 · Free to enter · bring cash for shopping

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

A short walk from the coral houses. Closed during prayer.

Open Roughly 09:00–22:00, closed during prayer
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 9 min · ≈ SAR 19
3

12:15–13:15 · Free to browse · buy by weight

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Busiest at dawn, but still lively late morning. Go early if you can.

Open Early morning to midday; busiest at dawn
Taxi · 11 km · ≈ 31 min · ≈ SAR 36
4

13:30–15:00 · ≈ SAR 80–180 per person

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Lunch on the Corniche. Most places are busiest in the evening, so check on the day.

Open Mostly evening; check each restaurant

Day 2

Corniche art and sunset

Tickets ≈ SAR 0 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 40

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

17:00–18:00 · Free

Jeddah open-air art walk

Open-air sculptures along the waterfront. Best in the evening light.

Open Always open
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ SAR 19
2

18:15–19:00 · Free

Corniche sunset viewpoint

Sunset spot. Arrive a little early for a good place.

Open Always open
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ SAR 21
3

19:15–19:45 · Free to view from the Corniche

King Fahd's Fountain Landmark quest

Runs in the evening; check on the day.

Open Fountain runs in the evening; check on the day

Day trip · Food

A day built around the fish market, old souq snacks and a long seafood dinner by the sea.

Tickets & tours: ≈ SAR 120
Taxis: ≈ SAR 47

Day 1

Market and souq

Tickets ≈ SAR 0 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 19

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

07:00–08:00 · Free to browse · buy by weight

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Go at dawn when it is busiest. Closed by midday.

Open Early morning to midday; busiest at dawn
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 9 min · ≈ SAR 19
2

09:00–11:00 · Free to walk · guided tours often SAR 50–150

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Walk the old streets while it is cool. Shops open around 10:00.

Open Streets always open · shops roughly 10:00–22:00, closed during prayer · Source
3

11:15–12:15 · Free to enter · bring cash for shopping

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

Good for spices, dates and street snacks. Closed during prayer.

Open Roughly 09:00–22:00, closed during prayer

Day 2

Corniche evening

Tickets ≈ SAR 120 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 28

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

17:30–18:30 · Free · some beaches charge a small entry

Jeddah Corniche Landmark quest

Walk off lunch along the promenade.

Open Promenade always open · Source
Taxi · 7 km · ≈ 21 min · ≈ SAR 28
2

19:00–20:30 · ≈ SAR 80–180 per person

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Long dinner. Book ahead on weekends; check each restaurant's hours.

Open Mostly evening; check each restaurant

Day trip · Beach

Red Sea day: a morning in old Jeddah, then water, boats and sunset in Obhur and the Corniche.

Tickets & tours: ≈ SAR 270
Taxis: ≈ SAR 116

Day 1

Old town, then the water

Tickets ≈ SAR 150 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 98

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

08:30–10:30 · Free to walk · guided tours often SAR 50–150

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Early start beats the heat. Shops open around 10:00.

Open Streets always open · shops roughly 10:00–22:00, closed during prayer · Source
Taxi · 27 km · ≈ 1 h 11 min · ≈ SAR 70
2

15:30–17:30 · ≈ SAR 100–250 per person — check on the day

Obhur dhow and boat trips

Afternoon and sunset departures are usual. Book ahead and confirm on the day.

Open Usually afternoon and sunset departures
Taxi · 7 km · ≈ 21 min · ≈ SAR 28
3

18:00–18:45 · Free

Al-Rahma Mosque (Floating Mosque) Landmark quest

Near the boat trips. Open around prayer times; non-Muslims check access on the day.

Open Open around prayer times; non-Muslims check access on the day

Day 2

Sunset and dinner

Tickets ≈ SAR 120 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 18

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

18:45–19:30 · Free

Corniche sunset viewpoint

Sunset spot on the Corniche. About 30 minutes by taxi from Obhur.

Open Always open
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 9 min · ≈ SAR 18
2

19:45–21:15 · ≈ SAR 80–180 per person

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Dinner by the water. Mostly evening; check each restaurant.

Open Mostly evening; check each restaurant

1 night · Culture ★ Recommended length

Old Jeddah first, then the Corniche at sunset — the classic one-night taste of the city.

Tickets & tours: ≈ SAR 120
Taxis: ≈ SAR 71

Day 1

Al-Balad in the morning, Corniche at sunset

Tickets ≈ SAR 120 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 71

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

09:00–11:30 · Free to walk · guided tours often SAR 50–150

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Start early before the heat. Coral houses and narrow lanes; shops pause during prayer.

Open Streets always open · shops roughly 10:00–22:00, closed during prayer · Source
2

11:30–12:30 · Free to enter · bring cash for shopping

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

A short walk from the main lanes. Good for spices, coffee and small snacks.

Open Roughly 09:00–22:00, closed during prayer
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 9 min · ≈ SAR 19
3

13:00–14:00 · Free to browse · buy by weight

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Busiest at dawn, quieter by midday. Check the day's catch and eat nearby.

Open Early morning to midday; busiest at dawn
Taxi · 10 km · ≈ 28 min · ≈ SAR 34
4

17:45–18:30 · Free

Corniche sunset viewpoint

Taxi to the Corniche. Arrive before sunset to get a spot.

Open Always open
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 9 min · ≈ SAR 18
5

19:00–20:30 · ≈ SAR 80–180 per person

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Red Sea fish by the water. Check each restaurant's evening hours.

Open Mostly evening; check each restaurant

2 nights · Culture

First-timers who want the old city and the waterfront without rushing.

Tickets & tours: ≈ SAR 220
Taxis: ≈ SAR 111

Day 1

Arrive and walk old Jeddah

Tickets ≈ SAR 120 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 38

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

16:00–17:30 · Free to walk · guided tours often SAR 50–150

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Start in the late afternoon when the heat drops. Streets stay open; shops pause at prayer.

Open Streets always open · shops roughly 10:00–22:00, closed during prayer · Source
2

17:45–18:45 · Free to enter · bring cash for shopping

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

Short walk from the coral houses. Closed during prayer.

Open Roughly 09:00–22:00, closed during prayer
Taxi · 11 km · ≈ 33 min · ≈ SAR 38
3

19:30–21:00 · ≈ SAR 80–180 per person

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Taxi to the Corniche for a Red Sea fish dinner. Book ahead on weekends.

Open Mostly evening; check each restaurant

Day 2

Old city in depth, then sunset

Tickets ≈ SAR 100 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 73

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

07:30–08:30 · Free to browse · buy by weight

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Go early, it is busiest at dawn. Wear shoes you do not mind getting wet.

Open Early morning to midday; busiest at dawn
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 9 min · ≈ SAR 18
2

09:30–11:30 · ≈ SAR 50–150 per person — check on the day

Al-Balad walking tour

Guided walk fills in the history. Book a slot the day before.

Open Usually morning and evening slots
Taxi · 10 km · ≈ 30 min · ≈ SAR 36
3

17:30–18:15 · Free

Corniche sunset viewpoint

Taxi north to the Corniche. Arrive before sunset to get a spot.

Open Always open
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ SAR 19
4

18:30–19:30 · Free

Jeddah open-air art walk

Open-air sculptures along the promenade. Always open.

Open Always open

2 nights · Food

Eaters who want the fish market, old souqs and a long Corniche dinner.

Stay: Corniche. Waterfront hotels with sea views and easy walks at sunset. Good for first-time visitors.

Tickets & tours: ≈ SAR 240
Taxis: ≈ SAR 233
Hotel: SAR 800–2,400

Day 1

Market morning, souq evening

Tickets ≈ SAR 120 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 113

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 12 km · ≈ 34 min · ≈ SAR 39
1

07:00–08:00 · Free to browse · buy by weight

Jeddah Central Fish Market

The catch comes in at dawn. Go early for the full scene.

Open Early morning to midday; busiest at dawn
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 9 min · ≈ SAR 19
2

09:00–10:30 · Free to walk · guided tours often SAR 50–150

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Wander the lanes between meals. Shops pause at prayer.

Open Streets always open · shops roughly 10:00–22:00, closed during prayer · Source
3

17:00–18:30 · Free to enter · bring cash for shopping

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

Snack as you go. Roughly 09:00–22:00, closed during prayer.

Open Roughly 09:00–22:00, closed during prayer
Taxi · 11 km · ≈ 33 min · ≈ SAR 38
4

20:00–21:30 · ≈ SAR 80–180 per person

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Corniche dinner. Check each restaurant's hours.

Open Mostly evening; check each restaurant
Taxi back to your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 9 min · ≈ SAR 18

Day 2

Waterfront and a slow evening

Tickets ≈ SAR 120 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 120

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 5 km · ≈ 18 min · ≈ SAR 26
1

10:00–11:30 · Free · some beaches charge a small entry

Jeddah Corniche Landmark quest

Morning walk before the heat. Promenade always open.

Open Promenade always open · Source
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ SAR 21
2

17:00–18:00 · Free

Al-Hamra waterfront walk

Evening stroll on the Al-Hamra waterfront.

Open Always open
Taxi · 8 km · ≈ 25 min · ≈ SAR 32
3

19:00–19:30 · Free to view from the Corniche

King Fahd's Fountain Landmark quest

Runs in the evening; check on the day.

Open Fountain runs in the evening; check on the day
Taxi · 4 km · ≈ 15 min · ≈ SAR 24
4

20:00–21:30 · ≈ SAR 80–180 per person

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Second dinner by the water, or swap for a Hijazi street-food spot.

Open Mostly evening; check each restaurant
Taxi back to your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 9 min · ≈ SAR 18

2 nights · Beach

Sunset chasers: Corniche walks, an Obhur boat and the Floating Mosque.

Tickets & tours: ≈ SAR 270
Taxis: ≈ SAR 145

Day 1

Corniche and sunset

Tickets ≈ SAR 120 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 76

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

16:00–17:30 · Free · some beaches charge a small entry

Jeddah Corniche Landmark quest

Late afternoon is cooler. Promenade always open.

Open Promenade always open · Source
Taxi · 8 km · ≈ 24 min · ≈ SAR 31
2

17:45–18:30 · Free

Corniche sunset viewpoint

Stay for sunset. Always open.

Open Always open
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ SAR 21
3

19:00–19:30 · Free to view from the Corniche

King Fahd's Fountain Landmark quest

Runs in the evening; check on the day.

Open Fountain runs in the evening; check on the day
Taxi · 4 km · ≈ 15 min · ≈ SAR 24
4

20:00–21:30 · ≈ SAR 80–180 per person

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Dinner on the Corniche.

Open Mostly evening; check each restaurant

Day 2

Obhur boats and the mosque

Tickets ≈ SAR 150 pp · taxis ≈ SAR 69

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

16:00–18:00 · ≈ SAR 100–250 per person — check on the day

Obhur dhow and boat trips

Sunset departures are popular. Book the day before.

Open Usually afternoon and sunset departures
Taxi · 7 km · ≈ 21 min · ≈ SAR 28
2

18:30–19:15 · Free

Al-Rahma Mosque (Floating Mosque) Landmark quest

Open around prayer times. Non-Muslims should check access on the day.

Open Open around prayer times; non-Muslims check access on the day
Taxi · 13 km · ≈ 36 min · ≈ SAR 41
3

19:30–21:30 · Ticket price varies by ride pass — check on the day

Al-Shallal Theme Park Landmark quest

Usually afternoon to late evening; confirm opening days.

Open Usually afternoon to late evening; confirm opening days

Swap in instead

Add a day for the Red Sea: a boat trip from Obhur marina (about SR 200 for an hour) or a dive check with local operators.
History fans can take the high-speed train to Medina for a night; book seats early.
Swap one city day for a desert or wadi trip outside Jeddah; check on the day for operator schedules and heat.

Getting around

No metro yet; a high-speed rail line links Jeddah with Mecca and Medina.
SAPTCO buses cover long-distance routes; city buses are common and timetabled on Google Maps.
Green taxis and ride apps are plentiful; Uber and Careem both work.
Agree the taxi fare before you set off, especially from the airport.
Renting a car is easy; fuel is among the cheapest in the world.
Walking is best in Al-Balad; the Corniche is long, so plan on a taxi.
Boats from Obhur marina are for views, not transport; about SR200 for an hour.

Where to stay

Al-Balad · ≈ SAR 250–700 a night
Step out into the old town's alleys and souqs. Best for history and photography; some streets are quiet at night.
Corniche · ≈ SAR 400–1,200 a night
Waterfront hotels with sea views and easy walks at sunset. Good for first-time visitors.
Al-Hamra · ≈ SAR 350–1,000 a night
Central and calm, close to the Corniche and good restaurants. A practical base for most trips.
Obhur · ≈ SAR 450–1,400 a night
North-coast resorts and marina boats. Quieter and beach-focused; far from Al-Balad.

Food & drink

Eat Hijazi food: sayadiyah (fish and rice), saleeg (rice porridge) and mutabbaq stuffed pastries.
Fish is the local star. Try a Red Sea fish grill; prices vary by catch, so ask per kilo first.
Al-Balad evenings: small cafeterias and juice stalls, about SR 10–30 for a snack.
Book ahead for popular seafood and Lebanese restaurants on the Corniche, especially on weekends.
Alcohol is not sold in Jeddah. Expect tea, coffee and fresh juices instead.

Tips

Visit Al-Balad, the historic district and UNESCO World Heritage site with traditional coral-stone architecture
The city is noticeably more relaxed and diverse than Riyadh
Summers are dangerously hot; stick to indoor activities or the coast during the day
Use Uber or Careem for convenient and reliable transport
Dress modestly in public, respecting the local culture

Sources for prices and hours

Taxi costs are estimates from straight-line distance and the metered fare. Map positions are approximate.

Tours & activities

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

Al-Balad

Explore the alleys and heritage houses of Al-Balad with a local guide
Learn about Jeddah's history as a Red Sea trading port
52 reviews · 4.9 rating

Guided tourHistorical focus

Al-Balad Old Town Historical City Guided Tour

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.9 (52)

$139View tour

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

Al-Balad

Walk through the old town's traditional architecture
See the famous wooden balconies and souqs
50 reviews · 4.7 rating

Guided tourSmall group

Al-Balad Old Town Tour with Guide

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.7 (50)

$134View tour

Take this tour to unlock 3 landmark quests

Al-Balad

Jeddah Corniche

King Fahd's Fountain

Visit Al-Balad and the Corniche
See King Fahd's Fountain and other city landmarks
13 reviews · 4.4 rating

City highlightsLocal guide

City Highlights Tour with Local Guide

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.4 (13)

$150View tour

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

Jeddah Corniche

Leisure boat trip from the Corniche area
Snorkeling in the Red Sea
190 reviews · 4.3 rating

Boat tripSnorkeling

Bayada Leisure Boat Trip with Snorkeling

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.3 (190)

$110View tour

Souvenirs

Maamoul cookies

SAR 35–80500g box · estimate

Maamoul is a buttery Arabic cookie filled with dates, and it is a popular treat across the Arab world. Jeddah has many bakeries that make it fresh.

Where: Saadeddin Pastry, Jeddah branch

Check the expiry date before you buy.

Oud perfume

SAR 100–200010 to 50 ml · estimate

Oud is a rich, woody fragrance made from aged agarwood resin. It is a traditional scent in Saudi Arabia and is often given as a gift.

Where: Al Balad souq, Red Sea Mall

Prices vary a lot by grade, so compare quality before you pay.

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Cost of a day

Exchange rate

Getting in

Getting around

Weather by month

Climate

Landmarks 8

Must-see · 2

Al-Balad

King Fahd's Fountain

Cultural

Old Town 1

Islamic 1

Harbor 1

Modern Architecture 1

Market 1

Activities

Amusement Park 2

Football Stadium 1

Plans

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Jeddah open-air art walk

Corniche sunset viewpoint

King Fahd's Fountain Landmark quest

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

Jeddah Corniche Landmark quest

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Obhur dhow and boat trips

Al-Rahma Mosque (Floating Mosque) Landmark quest

Corniche sunset viewpoint

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Corniche sunset viewpoint

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

Jeddah Corniche Landmark quest

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Al-Hamra waterfront walk

Jeddah Corniche Landmark quest

Obhur dhow and boat trips

Al-Rahma Mosque (Floating Mosque) Landmark quest

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Al-Balad walking tour

Corniche sunset viewpoint

Jeddah open-air art walk

Jeddah Central Fish Market

Al-Balad (Historic Jeddah) Landmark quest

Souq Al Alawi Landmark quest

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Jeddah Corniche Landmark quest

Al-Hamra waterfront walk

King Fahd's Fountain Landmark quest

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Jeddah Corniche Landmark quest

Corniche sunset viewpoint

King Fahd's Fountain Landmark quest

Seafood dinner on the Corniche

Obhur dhow and boat trips

Al-Rahma Mosque (Floating Mosque) Landmark quest

Al-Shallal Theme Park Landmark quest

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