Located on the Red Sea, west coast of the Arabian Peninsula, Jeddah surprising first for a city not so strictly under Islamic law. Although women often wear the veil andabaya (black clothes and long), its use is not as demanding for Western women. But what mostly attracts many tourists, and in increasing numbers, is the development ofthe tourist areas of Jeddah by the sea.
The ancient city, combined with accelerated growth, which promotes developmentsthat consolidate as the kingdom of the shopping districts, restaurants, cafes and leisure areas, especially in the coastal area with many hotels, beaches and resorts.The avenue by the sea is the axis on which displays the more liberated, cosmopolitanatmosphere, though enclosed space.
On the coast, however, we find modernity and prosperity today, with spectacularviews of the Red Sea, and curiosities like the world’s largest source. The coast isideal for diving, with great visibility and varied wildlife among coral intact. There is no shortage of amusement parks, shopping and more shopping centers and restaurantsfor every taste. With numerous hotel chains in Jeddah service offerings are plentiful.
You can arrive by plane at King Abdulaziz International Airport and is also connectedby road with bus services to neighboring countries like Jordan or Egypt ferry.