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Jeddah Yacht Club Marina Zone all set for Jeddah Season 2022

The club includes a private and exclusive beach for its members. (Image - SPA)
By TRENDS Desk
May 7, 2022 8:35 pm
  • The Marina Yacht Club zone is known for its magnificent sea view
  • The club contains a marina for ships and boats up to 135 meters in height

Jeddah Yacht Club Marina zone will receive on Sunday the visitors to the Jeddah Season 2022 with a variety of restaurants and cafes overlooking the waterfront.

The Marina Yacht Club zone is known for its magnificent sea view, and is one of the most beautiful places of the season on Jeddah’s waterfront.

It offers a diversity of alternatives and options, including luxury shopping from world’s most well-known brands, fashion and accessories.

The club contains a marina for ships and boats up to 135 meters in height that can handle and accommodate over 100 yachts.

This includes a private and exclusive beach for Jeddah Yacht Club members and is considered as the first tourist marina in the Kingdom.

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