The all-year-round warm city of Jeddah, the captivating hub, invites you to be part of the millions of worldwide visitors from traders and explorers since ancient times.
Jeddah is the birthplace of worldwide arts and music, and a gathering spot for multi-vibrant cultures, a unique blend that left its mark on Jeddah’s exquisite cuisine of many fine dishes with global tastes.
When you visit Jeddah, you will have the opportunity to witness a global heritage celebrated by UNESCO, from “Historical Jeddah” to exploring the antique designs of balconies, stone walkways and ancient sidewalks, as this destination unearths secrets that have inspired artists and writers.
Here, you will have a chance to see the best view out there of the colorful sunset shades shimmering off the divine Red Sea shores. Underwater, you won’t cease to be amazed by a magical diving experience that lets you gaze at the one-of-a-kind coral reefs, which have attracted journeys to discover its magnificence. With that, the vibrant city continues to grant its visitors endless memorable experiences.
The weather here is clear and settled. Starting from October, the summer heat diminishes into the cool and favorable season up until April, i.e., for 178 days the temperatures will range between 17 and 30 degrees Celsius with light gentle wind perfect for enjoying outdoor activities and adventures.
Enjoy Jeddah from October to April.
As for the rest of the year, the weather conditions push for indoor activities, in which global unique restaurants and boutiques, as well as seafront cycle paths, are bustling with visitors.
If you’re planning to visit any time between October and April, you’ll be greeted with warm weather that doesn’t require any heavy clothes, while harsh cold weather is experienced in most of the world. Spring attire will do since you’ll be landing in a coastal warm city. However, starting from May up till September, light flowy, perhaps even sleeveless clothes, are advised.
Women may choose from a vast range of modest wear in line with the local culture. Please visit Saudi Culture and Customs.
If you’re visiting from outside Saudi Arabia, the best means to reach Jeddah is via King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED), known for the largest airport fish tank, which resembles a huge painting of the wonders and richness of the Red Sea.
Reaching Jeddah by land is one of the easy options that instore amazing surprises, as Road Number (40) connects Jeddah with Riyadh and Dammam, thus you will discover a distinctive set of villages and regions on the way there.
You can also reach Jeddah by Haramin High-Speed Railway. Please note that only Muslims are allowed to visit Makkah.
When you arrive in Jeddah, you will find several transportation options waiting for you. If you wish to drive yourself, you can rent a private car either the old-fashioned way from the airport and other renting places around the city, browse offers, or use smart rental applications such as the (Telgani) application. However, if you prefer to sit back and enjoy glancing through a window on the go, you can book a car through applications such as “Uber” and “Careem”, or use taxis scattered throughout the city.
Before booking a ticket, Jeddah visitors need to get an e-visa from the Saudi E-Visa Portal. There are some useful contact numbers that you can use in case of emergencies. Please visit the Useful contacts page.
Don’t let anything get in your way to Jeddah!
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