Jeddah

Jeddah is a major city on the western coast of Saudi Arabia, located along the Red Sea. It is known for its vibrant culture, modern infrastructure, and historical significance. Jeddah serves as the main gateway to Mecca for pilgrims and is famous for its waterfront, traditional markets (souks), and contemporary landmarks like the Jeddah Tower and King Fahd’s Fountain.

Top Sightseeing

Jeddah's Corniche

Jeddah’s Corniche is a beautiful coastal area along the Red Sea, popular for its scenic views, walking paths, and modern sculptures. It features parks, beaches , restaurants, and attractions like the iconic King Fahd Fountain. The Corniche is a favorite spot for families, tourists, and those looking to relax by the sea.”

voco Jeddah Gate by IHG

voco Jeddah Gate is a stylish and modern hotel located in Jeddah’s city center, near the Corniche and historic Al‑Balad. The hotel offers 706 well-appointed guest rooms that blend comfort with contemporary design

Al-Balad

“Al-Balad is the historic old town of Jeddah, known for its traditional architecture, narrow alleys, and vibrant markets. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring centuries-old buildings made of coral stone and wood.

Al-Balad reflects the cultural and commercial history of the city and remains a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.”

King Fahd's Fountain

King Fahd’s Fountain is one of Jeddah’s most iconic landmarks and a true symbol of the city.

Located on the Red Sea coast, it is the tallest fountain in the world, reaching heights of over 300 meters. At night, more than 500 spotlights illuminate the fountain, creating a breathtaking view that attracts both locals and tourists.

Visiting the fountain is a must for anyone exploring Jeddah, offering an unforgettable photo opportunity.