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Jeddah, the historic gateway to Mecca, is a fascinating blend of ancient tradition and bold modernity. Located on the shores of the Red Sea, the city captivates with its historic Al-Balad neighborhood, its luxurious shopping centers and one of the most spectacular maritime ledges in the world, establishing itself as the cosmopolitan and artistic center of Saudi Arabia.
Infrastructure in constant improvement, with good internet and modern cafes.
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Jeddah offers options for all budgets, although luxury accommodation and fine dining predominate in newer areas. Fuel and local food are cheap.
STC / Mobile Free WiFi
Available in large shopping centers and airports. Local number required for registration.
STC, Mobily or Zain kiosks at the airport. The process is quick with the passport.

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Moderately expensive in tourist services, but with affordable local options.
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Infrastructure in constant improvement, with good internet and modern cafes.
Moderately expensive in tourist services, but with affordable local options.
Almost totally dependent on the car, although the bus system is growing.
Do like the locals: buy a coffee, some seeds and sit on the Corniche to watch the sunset over the Red Sea.
Jeddah is famous for its night dives in the Red Sea; The visibility and fauna are spectacular.
The abaya is no longer mandatory for foreigners, but modest dressing (shoulders and knees covered) is required for both men and women.
Many shops close for 20-30 minutes during the 5 daily prayers. Plan your purchases with this in mind.
Drink plenty of bottled water. The heat can dehydrate you quickly even if you don't feel thirsty.
The sun is extremely strong. Use high-grade sunscreen even on cloudy days.
Jeddah is extremely safe. Violent crime is almost non-existent. You can walk calmly at any time.
The biggest risk is traffic. Drivers can be fast. Always use Uber or Careem if you are not used to driving in the Middle East.