Private beach resorts in Saudi Arabia
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hi everyone
Do you know any private beach resorts in Saudi Arabia?
Thank you
Hi, there are a couple of them in Half Moon Bay, Eastern Region (Holiday Inn and Sunset Beach). Cheers.
Since they are family-friendly I'm not supposed to go there as a single guy, you'd have to call them. Sorry.
Katelol wrote:and are women allowed to swim there?
I don't think so. Come on, this is KSA!
We have asked people and they say you can swim in the sea in Jeddah. Is it true?
@ Katelol, ya even i see many ladies in water with their abaya also, heheh
in Sunset( Khobar), you could freely swim there by wearing Mayoh or anything like in EU.
but in other resorts
you can swim it's cool, but i guess you should wear something that cover your boddy.
i'm speaking about East Area, have no idea about Jeddah
danish luv wrote:@ Katelol, ya EVEN i see many ladies in water with their abaya ALSO, heheh
Your use of EVEN & ALSO is giving me creeps. What do you mean @danish? .....just curious....
@TheLegendLeads, may b i dont know english well
No mate, I didn't mean that. Just enjoying the sentence.
yes it is true, you can do that, i and my family did it, all you have to do is to ask the people there how to go to the south sea? and you will see alot of foreigners swimming there as will. i been there trust me.
There are many private beaches in Jeddah. You can become a member or pay around 100 SAR for the day. You can also rent units there for a weekend or a vacation. The beaches are very nice. A lot of the ladies are Lebanese or western and they wear bikinis and tongas and men wear bikinis and shorts just like a beach anywhere else. There are public beaches where the ladies wear abayas or full length swim wear with head covers. I used to belong to a beach in Jeddah frequented by French and Lebanese people. No different than Miami Beach with the exception of the walls on either side of the beach. The water is clean and there is even a small reef you can swim to. Check out the Obhur area and North. Dont forget the sun protection and youn will need vwater shoes as there are come rocky areas.
Just a word of warning usually Saudi's are not allowed in the private beaches but every once in a while a few young Saudi guys would get in. Probably guests of someone. They made it awkward staring at the ladies. Be prepared to ignore them.
Alon Injed wrote:There are many private beaches in Jeddah. You can become a member or pay around 100 SAR for the day. You can also rent units there for a weekend or a vacation. The beaches are very nice. A lot of the ladies are Lebanese or western and they wear bikinis and tongas and men wear bikinis and shorts just like a beach anywhere else. There are public beaches where the ladies wear abayas or full length swim wear with head covers. I used to belong to a beach in Jeddah frequented by French and Lebanese people. No different than Miami Beach with the exception of the walls on either side of the beach. The water is clean and there is even a small reef you can swim to. Check out the Obhur area and North. Dont forget the sun protection and youn will need vwater shoes as there are come rocky areas.
Why even mess with KSA? You've got to take a plane to get to Jeddah so why not just take that plane and go to Aqaba or Sharm El Sheikh where you can have a drink, go dancing, etc., in addition to the beach.
This is what I do. The way I see it, there's no point in having a holiday in Saudia since you're not 'getting away from it all'; rather, 'it' continues to surround you!
Now you are talking. Sharm Al Sheik it is.
The Mexican cantina has Cervezas frias.
We can always go to the monestary in the desert and ask forgiveness from the monks afterwards.
Alliecat wrote:Why even mess with KSA? You've got to take a plane to get to Jeddah so why not just take that plane and go to Aqaba or Sharm El Sheikh where you can have a drink, go dancing, etc., in addition to the beach.
This is what I do. The way I see it, there's no point in having a holiday in Saudia since you're not 'getting away from it all'; rather, 'it' continues to surround you!
Alon Injed wrote:The Mexican cantina has Cervezas frias.
We can always go to the monestary in the desert and ask forgiveness from the monks afterwards.
Mexican cantina?? Are we talking burritos? Chili con polo? Coronas? Margaritas?
COUNT ME IN!
Si. En Mariachis just like in Gharibaldi Park.
Enchiladas Suizas and Taquitos al Carbon.
You have braught tears to my eyes just thinking of such happy times. Tank Jew Alicat.
Alliecat wrote:Alon Injed wrote:The Mexican cantina has Cervezas frias.
We can always go to the monestary in the desert and ask forgiveness from the monks afterwards.
Mexican cantina?? Are we talking burritos? Chili con polo? Coronas? Margaritas?
COUNT ME IN!
Thank you for all the information. We can not go abroad because my friend doesn't have a multi visa and it expires soon. Could you please include a link while giving suggestions. Thanks a lot
Alon Injed wrote:There are many private beaches in Jeddah. You can become a member or pay around 100 SAR for the day. You can also rent units there for a weekend or a vacation. The beaches are very nice. A lot of the ladies are Lebanese or western and they wear bikinis and tongas and men wear bikinis and shorts just like a beach anywhere else. There are public beaches where the ladies wear abayas or full length swim wear with head covers. I used to belong to a beach in Jeddah frequented by French and Lebanese people. No different than Miami Beach with the exception of the walls on either side of the beach. The water is clean and there is even a small reef you can swim to. Check out the Obhur area and North. Dont forget the sun protection and youn will need vwater shoes as there are come rocky areas.
Great Info !! Will look forward to the visit !! Thanx
Alliecat wrote:Why even mess with KSA? You've got to take a plane to get to Jeddah so why not just take that plane and go to Aqaba or Sharm El Sheikh where you can have a drink, go dancing, etc., in addition to the beach.
This is what I do. The way I see it, there's no point in having a holiday in Saudia since you're not 'getting away from it all'; rather, 'it' continues to surround you!
Excellent !!!
Pues en Egypto Hombre.
En el Sanai.
juangcr wrote:Mexican cantinas hahahahahaha, that's something I do know... Where?
Alon Injed wrote:Just a word of warning usually Saudi's are not allowed in the private beaches but every once in a while a few young Saudi guys would get in. Probably guests of someone. They made it awkward staring at the ladies. Be prepared to ignore them.
So anyone horny is Saudi by default?
Saudi Guy wrote:Alon Injed wrote:Just a word of warning usually Saudi's are not allowed in the private beaches but every once in a while a few young Saudi guys would get in. Probably guests of someone. They made it awkward staring at the ladies. Be prepared to ignore them.
So anyone horny is Saudi by default?
Actually, in my experience, the Egyptians are the horny ones
Your words not mine. Young Saudi's who do not normally see women without covering are prone to stare. Those are my words.
As far as the horny old men I think Alleycat has responded to that.
Saudi Guy wrote:Alon Injed wrote:Just a word of warning usually Saudi's are not allowed in the private beaches but every once in a while a few young Saudi guys would get in. Probably guests of someone. They made it awkward staring at the ladies. Be prepared to ignore them.
So anyone horny is Saudi by default?
Alon Injed wrote:Your words not mine. Young Saudi's who do not normally see women without covering are prone to stare. Those are my words.
As far as the horny old men I think Alleycat has responded to that.Saudi Guy wrote:Alon Injed wrote:Just a word of warning usually Saudi's are not allowed in the private beaches but every once in a while a few young Saudi guys would get in. Probably guests of someone. They made it awkward staring at the ladies. Be prepared to ignore them.
So anyone horny is Saudi by default?
I didn't specify old. Young, too!
Alon Injed wrote:Your words not mine. Young Saudi's who do not normally see women without covering are prone to stare. Those are my words.
As far as the horny old men I think Alleycat has responded to that.
I wasn't asking a real question. We both know that.
I'm simply annoyed by your remark. You make it sound like you know how a Saudi looks, smells and sounds. You don't know who's Saudi and who's not. That's nearly impossible for an expat, unless told by said 'Saudi'. Not every none-white person who speaks Arabic is a Saudi.
Moreover, You can't tell me that only Saudi men stare at semi-naked ladies. The only difference is that Saudis won't wait until she passes them to stare at her behind. Otherwise, men will ALWAYS be men. Don't kid yourself or others.
I stand corrected. Thank you for the clarification.
Alliecat wrote:Alon Injed wrote:Your words not mine. Young Saudi's who do not normally see women without covering are prone to stare. Those are my words.
As far as the horny old men I think Alleycat has responded to that.Saudi Guy wrote:
So anyone horny is Saudi by default?
I didn't specify old. Young, too!
Alon Injed wrote:I stand corrected. Thank you for the clarification.
Alliecat wrote:Alon Injed wrote:Your words not mine. Young Saudi's who do not normally see women without covering are prone to stare. Those are my words.
As far as the horny old men I think Alleycat has responded to that.
I didn't specify old. Young, too!
Who are you thanking for the clarification, Saudi Guy or me?
You my Alleycat.
Saudi guy is not worth replying to.
Alliecat wrote:Alon Injed wrote:I stand corrected. Thank you for the clarification.
Alliecat wrote:
I didn't specify old. Young, too!
Who are you thanking for the clarification, Saudi Guy or me?
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