Jeddah
Luxury Yacht Charter

Jeddah Yacht Charter

A melting pot of diverse cultures, the ancient seaport hub of Jeddah has become the jewel of Saudi Arabia’s crown. The gateway for pilgrimages to the Islamic holy cities of Mecca and Medina, Jeddah is also a cosmopolitan commercial centre brimming with fascinating historical sites. Home to a spectacular number of UNESCO-listed heritage locations, including the Nassif House in the Al-Balad historic district, visitors will be astounded by the history of this city. Blended with a variety of luxury resorts, high-end hotels, and skyscrapers, Jeddah perfectly balances its traditional side with contemporary amenities. The ideal destination to begin or end a yacht through the Red Sea, discover the splendours of its Old Town, which dates back to the 7th century, before embarking on your luxury journey. A Jeddah yacht charter offers you and your loved ones a once-in-a-lifetime cultural experience of this desert oasis.

Jeddah Charter Guide

Jeddah is known as the Bride of the Red Sea and is considered one of the world’s birthplaces for the arts and music. Inspiring artists and writers for centuries with its beautiful stone walkways, traditional coral houses and ancient sidewalks, the beauty of this city and its natural splendours is best admired in person.

Al-Balad

This UNESCO-listed historical centre is known for its quaint alleyways, traditional coral houses and thriving souqs (markets.) Dating back to the 7th century, many of its buildings, such as the 106-room Nasseeg House, have been carefully restored and are fascinating to visit.

Jeddah’s Corniche

This 4.2km waterfront offers beautiful bays, piers, restaurants and walkways dotted with iconic sculptures. Enjoy an evening stroll and see pieces by Henry Moore and Joan Miró, who first arrived in the city in the 1970s before watching a magical sunset over the Red Sea.

Tayebat City Museum

Learn more about Jeddah’s 2,500-year history at the Tayebat City Museum. Built in a traditional Hijazi style, with Roshan window screens and ornate minarets, the vast and stunning complex sprawls over four floors and 18 wings, with more than 60,000 items on display.

King Fahd's Fountain

King Fahd’s Fountain is one of the city’s most beloved landmarks. Visible across the city as it rises up against the backdrop of the Red Sea, this 312 fountain is the tallest in the world and comes to life at night.

Afghan & Yemeni Souqs

Located in Al Hindawiyah, these traditional markets, also known as souqs, are situated in century-old neighbourhoods and offer an array of products, from intricate hand-woven carpets to street food, handmade clothing and pottery.