Beach Walk (Coastal Promenade)

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About Beach Walk (Coastal Promenade)

Beach Walk Coastal Promenade, Jeddah, is part of the city’s broader Corniche development projects aimed at transforming the Red Sea coastline into accessible, beautifully designed public spaces. Developed during Jeddah’s waterfront revitalization initiatives in the 2010s, the promenade reflects Saudi Arabia’s growing focus on lifestyle, tourism, and community-centered urban planning under Vision 2030.

Things to See / Key Attractions Near Beach Walk Coastal Promenade, Jeddah

Expansive Red Sea views with clear blue waters
Dedicated jogging and cycling tracks
Landscaped lawns perfect for picnics
Modern seating areas facing the sea
Children’s play spaces nearby
Street art and sculptural elements along the Corniche

Best Time to Visit Beach Walk Coastal Promenade, Jeddah

November to March: Most comfortable months with mild temperatures
Early mornings (6:00 AM – 9:00 AM): Cooler weather, ideal for jogging and peaceful walks
Late afternoons to sunset: The sky over the Red Sea turns stunning shades of orange and pink
Winter evenings: Pleasant breezes make long walks enjoyable
Saudi National Day and public holidays: Festive atmosphere with increased activity and gatherings

Summer (June–September) can be very hot during midday, so evening visits are strongly recommended during these months.

Tickets Information for Beach Walk Coastal Promenade, Jeddah

Entry is free of charge
No age, height, or weight restrictions
Bicycle rentals or nearby attractions may have separate fees
Special events or temporary activities may require paid tickets

Opening Hours for Beach Walk Coastal Promenade, Jeddah

Open 24 hours daily as a public waterfront space
Cafés and nearby facilities typically operate from morning until late evening
No last entry restrictions
No advance booking required for general visits

Nearby Attractions & Where to Eat Near Beach Walk Coastal Promenade, Jeddah

Nearby Attractions:

Jeddah Corniche — A longer stretch of waterfront perfect for extended exploration
King Fahd's Fountain — The world’s tallest fountain, especially impressive at night
Al-Balad — Jeddah’s historic district, rich in traditional Hijazi architecture

Where to Eat:

Al Nakheel Restaurant — Known for fresh seafood with Red Sea views
Khayal Restaurant — Popular for Turkish cuisine and grilled specialties

Important Tips

#1

Stay hydrated

#2

Bring sunscreen

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