Yanbu

Al Jabriya is a village in Yanbu Al Nakhl, long known for its famous souq once frequented for food, livestock, fodder and firewood. Its rows of adjoining houses — locally called 'Jallabin' — give it a distinctive heritage character.

The waterfront hosts a wide range of activities and rides for all the family, plus beach walking on soft sands, swimming and more — a year-round leisure destination.

A historic district of Yanbu famous for its springs and palm orchards, once a key trade and pilgrimage stop. Today it preserves ancient ruins and traditional souqs.

Yanbu's old night souq is a heritage destination echoing the spirit of the past — simple shops once lit by lanterns, offering popular foods, local products and handicrafts.

One of Yanbu Al Nakhl's historic springs, famous for the abundance of its waters that once irrigated the surrounding orchards and palms — a heritage witness to the region's flourishing agricultural life.

Houses a collection of heritage and historical pieces documenting Yanbu's old life — from farming and cooking tools to traditional dress and crafts — for an authentic immersion in the city's heritage.