Things to do
in Jeddah.

Race your friends on JCC’s outdoor karting course, with ten-minute adult sessions and a separate booking.

Book a recreational karting session at The Track in Al Sawari and compare laps with your group.

Reserve a free day for a guided desert package with dune bashing, sandboarding, quad biking and dinner.

Real electric karts, projected game courses and virtual bonuses: an indoor competition for groups at Al Andalus Mall.

Take a six-hour Bayada boat outing with guided snorkelling, equipment, light snacks and soft drinks.

Learn the basics of scuba before an instructor-led resort dive; the half-day programme costs SAR 600 per person.

Enquire about a private Rivamare cruise from Jeddah Yacht Club & Marina, with advertised durations from one to eight hours.

Contemporary Japanese dining in Al Rawdah, with sushi, robata dishes and a generous sharing menu.

Japanese–Peruvian Nikkei cooking at Leylaty, with ceviche, nigiri, sharing dishes and a lively preparation counter.

Contemporary Cantonese and Szechuan dining in Al Khalidiyyah, with dim sum, sharing mains and signature mocktails.

French–Asian sharing dishes, Red Sea seafood and a stylish marina setting at The Jeddah EDITION.

Italian pizza, pasta and sharing starters at Jeddah Yacht Club & Marina.

Mezze and Saudi, Egyptian and Lebanese dishes at the Yacht Club branch of Merkaz Al Nakheel.

Regional grills, freshly prepared bread and mezze at Khayal’s Al Zahra branch.

Saudi rice dishes, mandi and chicken at Al Romansiah’s Al Bawadi branch.

Chicken meals, sandwiches and sides at ALBAIK’s Jeddah Corniche branch.

Fish and seafood at Twina’s Sari Street branch in Al Zahra.

Spend a free day at Rixos Obhur’s beach and pools, with lunch and selected snacks and drinks included in the day-pass package.

Plan a separate beach day at Shades in Durrat Al Arous, choosing daytime, premium or evening access and arranging your return transfer.

Enquire about a ladies-only spa appointment at Qasr Al Sharq, confirming the treatment, outside-guest access and any pool inclusions.

Swedish, relaxing and deep-tissue massages in Assila, with separate spa spaces for men and women.

Separate men’s and women’s spas on the Southern Corniche, with 60–90-minute massages and longer body rituals.

Adult spa treatments at Shangri-La on the North Corniche, with massages, facials and hammam rituals.

Separate men’s and women’s spa facilities at Raffles, with hammams, treatments and thermal suites.

A gentlemen’s spa in Al Hamra, offering massages, foot reflexology and a blue-mosaic steam room.

A rooftop lounge at The Jeddah EDITION, with a poolside terrace and views across the marina and Red Sea.

Teal velvet seating, zero-proof drinks and a cigar terrace at The Jeddah EDITION.

A marina stroll with waterfront cafés and restaurants, close to the E-Prix setting.

An intimate electronic-music and listening-room programme at Hayy Jameel, with entry by registration and ticket.

A large concert and electronic-music arena in northern Jeddah, open to visitors for ticketed events.

Lantern-lit heritage lanes, traditional souks and a local coffee stop in Jeddah’s old town.