In the Gulf region, tastes and customs are similar. Countries and borders may differ, but what unites our people is greater than distances.
If you’re from Bahrain or Kuwait, you’ll be familiar with many of Saudi Arabia’s experiences right away, because they have the same character and are presented in an authentic Gulf spirit, but in a different context and a new experience worth exploring.
In this blog, we take you on a tour of Saudi destinations that are similar in atmosphere and details to what you love in your home country, to discover that the same Gulf experience can be renewed from one city to another, and from one country to another.
Half Moon Beach – Khobar
If you like Khiran Beach in Kuwait
Half Moon Beach stretches a long way from the kingdom’seastern coast, with golden sands and calm waters that make it an ideal choice for families and lovers of nautical activities. The scenery is familiar and relaxing, similar in its tranquil details and calm waters to the experience of Al Khiran Beach in Kuwait.
But at Half Moon, the spaces are larger, and the services are distributed in a way that allows the visitor to enjoy both tranquility and privacy. Whether you want to relax, ride a jet ski. Or just walking on the beach… the experience is worth coming back for.
Jeddah – Saudi Arabia
If you like walking around Muharraq – Bahrain
In the heart of Jeddah, Jeddah Al Balad stands tall with its ancient history and old alleys that are filled with the smells of incense and memories. Roshan wooden windows, traditional shops, and narrow lanes are a familiar sight to any visitor who knows Bahrain’s Muharraq.
But Al Balad is not a copy; it is a unique experience, where Hijazi culture meets maritime history, and tales of the past are told with an unmistakable Saudi touch. It’s a place that celebrates its authenticity and invites you to discover it at a leisurely pace.
Riyadh City Boulevard – Saudi Arabia
If you like the Avenues – Kuwait
“Riyadh City Boulevard is one of the most diverse entertainment destinations in Saudi Arabia. There are international restaurants, theaters, seasonal events, and walks for all ages.
If you’re a visitor to The Avenues in Kuwait, you’ll feel comfortable in the Boulevard. But at the same time, you’ll find unique elements such as Riyadh seasons, live art shows, and spaces that combine modernity with Saudi identity.
Bayada Island – Jeddah Saudi Arabia
If you like Amwaj Islands – Bahrain
Imagine traveling just 40 minutes by boat to reach an island with turquoise waters, soft sand, and coral reefs at your feet. This is Bayada, one of Saudi Arabia‘s most beautiful islands, which some call the Maldives of Saudi Arabia.
Those who know the Amwaj Islands in Bahrain will find a similar atmosphere and marine activities, but with a more natural character in whiteness and tranquility interrupted only by the sound of the waves.
Finally, Saudi Arabia is not far in geography or experience, and if you love certain places in your home country, it is very likely that you will find something similar here… but with new details and different memories.
Think of your next visit as a familiar exploration, one that you already know, but haven’t experienced yet.