Jeddah weather on the weekend and the most prominent activities that you can enjoy

Arabia Weather - As the weekend approaches, residents and visitors of Jeddah are looking forward to enjoying their time and taking advantage of the pleasant weather that characterizes the city during this period.

Jeddah is located on the Red Sea coast, which gives it a moderate climate that tends to be warm in the evening, making it an ideal destination for a variety of nighttime activities. In this article, we will discuss the weather forecast in Jeddah during the weekend, and review the most prominent activities that can be done in the evening to make the most of the weather. Enjoy the fun in this charming city. Whether you are looking for entertainment, shopping, or relaxation, you will find in Jeddah something that suits your taste and makes your vacation unforgettable.

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Jeddah weather

During the coming days, the weather will be generally stable in the city of Jeddah, with temperatures ranging between the late 30s and early 40s Celsius, with northwesterly winds blowing, which are active at intervals, and may raise dust locally in some interior parts of the city.

Things to do in Jeddah during the weekend

• the hunt

You can organize a sailing and fishing trip, whether for groups or individuals, through the “Captain Mako Boats and Fishing Supplies” website, or by visiting their site in North Obhur. Also, “Red Sea Trip Adventures” provides sea excursions and fishing trips, by renting a boat from North Obhur to enjoy various and wonderful activities. .

Options are equipped with fishing gear, lighting for evening trips, and marine equipment, and you can specify the level of luxury and equipment required to enjoy the entire trip.

Before embarking on a wonderful fishing trip, we suggest you visit these sites:

1. Black Rod Shop: One of the most prominent shops specializing in fishing tools, and is distinguished by its proximity to various fishing sites.
2. A chain of stores specializing in fishing: located near the northern Corniche towards North Obhur, and near Marsa Al Ahlam north of Jeddah. Remember what fishing tools are prohibited from being used while you are shopping, such as air pistols and fishing nets. It is also prohibited to catch marine mammals such as mermaids and dolphins, in addition to shrimp, sea cucumbers, crabs, nagfish, and tarad fish during the ban seasons.

Get ready for some good fishing

1. Salman Bay: A quiet beach away from the hustle and bustle of the city, preferred by visitors for swimming and fishing. It is divided into three areas: “Housh Al-Jalab”, “Housh Al-Masry”, and “Housh Al-Gharfa”. You can spend quiet times there and catch a lot of nagfish swimming in the shallow waters nearby.
2. Sharm Obhur: A charming area with clear waters and beautiful coral colors. The diversity of the marine environment here attracts fishermen, as grouper, Arabian fish, and sardines can be caught.
3. North Corniche: It has two excellent fishing spots available at all times, the Pier and a fishing platform, located about 9 km from each other. The Corniche surrounds them with great options for walking.
4. Southern Corniche: Here you will find a number of fishermen throwing their rods near the large stones on the docks. You can carry your chair and tools to this area, which is a nice fishing spot close to the city and its markets, and you may encounter huge fish such as white shark, shark shark, and barracuda.
5. Dhahban area: It is about 20 km from Jeddah, and is considered one of the most beautiful and quiet hiking areas in northern Jeddah. There are large quantities of hareed fish suitable for grilling, and this area attracts many fishermen.

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• Diving

Jeddah enjoys a privileged location on the Red Sea coast, making it one of the most beautiful beach cities in the region. The city is full of many luxurious beaches and resorts that provide lovers of the sea, water sports and beach games with an ideal environment to practice their hobbies with ease.

The Red Sea is distinguished from others by its wonderful coral reefs and marine life rich in hundreds of species of fish, which makes diving in it a unique and incomparable experience. The Red Sea is home to hundreds of species of fish and maintains moderate temperatures year-round, with little exposure to sea currents, making it enjoyable for swimmers, divers and snorkeling enthusiasts. These features have made the Red Sea a major tourist element for the city of Jeddah, and qualified it to be one of the best destinations in the world for diving.

Jeddah is home to many diving facilities and diving professionals who organize sea trips and adventures to explore the depths of the sea. These trips provide an opportunity for tourists, visitors and enthusiasts to discover the wonders and colors of rare marine life, in addition to exciting attractions such as sunken ships full of secrets and mystery.

• Flyboarding, the thrill sport of dancing on water

If you are visiting Saudi Arabia, you will notice that many Saudis and visitors practice flyboarding along the coast of the Red Sea, where they can fly up to 9 meters high on water-propelled flying skis. This sport brings passion and excitement to lovers of water adventures, and many have fallen I love it because it combines speed, strength, and the ability to fly freely and perform acrobatic movements.

Sami Al-Omari (27 years old), who began his adventure in this sport during a trip to a Greek island, found in it real pleasure that gave him a feeling of “the strength of champions.” Al-Omari says:

“The most beautiful thing about this sport is that it gives you beautiful and unique landscapes that make you see the sea and beaches from angles that are only available when you practice it.”

As for Hanaa Mustafa (23 years old), she shares the same love for this sport, which she started practicing about four months ago. Hanaa expresses her happiness at the presence of female trainers to make things easier for her, and says:

“Saudi Arabia is full of wonderful beaches and encourages local residents and tourists to try this sport, especially since the Red Sea is distinguished by its cleanliness and pure color, which makes the flyboarding experience an incomparable experience alongside other water sports.”

Flyboarding works with a jet propulsion system connected to a surfboard, where the user is connected to the board and the waterslide that draws water from the sea. The turbines propel the water at high speed, which helps the user fly to heights of up to 20 meters above the surface of the water.

There are three training sites for practicing flyboarding in Jeddah, under the supervision of a number of female trainers, such as Layan Al-Azhari, Razan Al-Sharif, and Rose Al-Juhani, who work with coach Musab Felemban, who confirms that the sport is safe and available to everyone, and only requires good balance and strength in the limbs.

Before embarking on a flyboarding adventure, it is recommended to wear a life jacket and helmet to maintain safety, and the participant must be at least 12 years old. The experience takes between 10 to 30 minutes, and is available at a cost ranging between 300 and 450 Saudi riyals.

In addition, participants must not be pregnant or suffer from back pain, ensuring that everyone is able to enjoy a safe and enjoyable experience in the Red Sea.

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