Where the Red Sea meets historic charm, Jeddah is enchanted with stunning waterfronts, old town treasures, and a lively arts scene. Discover Al-Balad’s ancient streets, the Jeddah Corniche, and the King Fahd Fountain.
King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) offers easy access, with plenty of direct and connecting flights.
To find affordable flights to Jeddah, plan your trip during the shoulder seasons and book early. Whether you’re seeking cultural enrichment or coastal relaxation, Jeddah offers a memorable experience.
Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit Jeddah is between November and March when the temperatures are milder and pleasant for beach and city tours.
Events and Festivals: Jeddah celebrates, the Historic Jeddah Festival, Red Sea International Film Festival, Jenadriyah National Festival, and Jeddah International Book Fair.
Cultural and Historical Experiences: Al-Balad, Nassif House Museum, Al Rahma Mosque, Tayebat City Museum, and Jeddah Corniche Cultural Exhibits.
Transportation: Public buses, ride-hailing apps, and taxis dominate transportation, with the Jeddah Metro under construction.
Historical Significance: Historically, Jeddah served as a gateway for pilgrims heading to Mecca and Medina, known for its trading port and cultural diversity.
Key Attractions: Explore King Fahd Fountain, Al Rahma Mosque (Floating Mosque), Jeddah Waterfront, and Fakieh Aquarium.
Cultural Places: Visit the Al-Balad UNESCO site, the Nassif House Museum, Al Tayebat International City, the Athr Gallery, the Shafi Mosque, and the House of Islamic Art.
Outdoor Activities: Scuba diving and snorkeling in the Red Sea, strolling along the Jeddah Corniche, and beach hopping at Obhur.
Family–Friendly: Families can enjoy the Jeddah Waterfront, Atallah Happy Land Park, Al Andalus Mall, Red Sea Mall, and Al Shallal Theme Park.
Savory Dishes: Must-try dishes include Sayadiyah (spiced fish with rice), Falafel, Jareesh, Hummus, Mantu (stuffed dumplings), and Harees.