Saudi Arabia

Makkah Province, Saudi Arabia offers 57+ beaches along its 280 miles (450 kilometers) of coastline. Makkah Province has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Makkah Province is a popular travel destination with over 10,000,000 annual visitors in addition to its 9,200,000 residents. Makkah Province is known for its religious tourism centered around the holy city of Mecca, the annual Hajj pilgrimage, and the historic city of Jeddah with its vibrant souks and Red Sea coastline.

Tabuk Province, Saudi Arabia offers 27+ beaches along its 240 miles (386 kilometers) of coastline. Tabuk Province has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Tabuk Province is a popular travel destination with over 1,500,000 annual visitors in addition to its 910,030 residents. Tabuk Province is known for its stunning Red Sea coastline, the ancient rock art of Jubbah, and the historical site of Al-Bidaa.

Al Madinah, Saudi Arabia offers 25+ beaches along its inland coastline. Al Madinah has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Al Madinah is a popular travel destination with over 9,000,000 annual visitors in addition to its 2,200,000 residents. Al Madinah is known for its religious significance as the home of the Prophet's Mosque, the historical site of Quba Mosque, and the cultural experience of the Al-Madina Museum.

Jazan Province, Saudi Arabia offers 19+ beaches along its coastline. Jazan Province has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Jazan Province is a popular travel destination with over 1,500,000 annual visitors in addition to its 1,567,000 residents. Jazan Province is known for its Farasan Islands, traditional markets, and rich cultural heritage.

Aseer Province, Saudi Arabia offers 1+ beaches along its coastline. Aseer Province has a number of beach options for every type of traveler. Aseer Province is a popular travel destination with over 1,450,000 annual visitors in addition to its 2,211,875 residents. Aseer Province is known for its stunning mountain landscapes, traditional Asiri architecture, and vibrant cultural festivals.