Making the most of Jabal Al-Sabaya Island
Use these notes to shape a realistic day ashore, then confirm any time-sensitive information for the date of your call.
Arriving at the port
Cruise ships anchor offshore in the Red Sea. Guests are brought ashore by tender boats to a small landing area. Facilities are limited, as this is a remote natural island, not a developed cruise terminal.
This stop is about nature and beach relaxation rather than town exploration.
Sightseeing
Jabal Al-Sabaya is part of the Farasan Islands in the Red Sea, off the southwest coast of Saudi Arabia.
The island is known for: Pristine white sandy beaches,Turquoise Red Sea waters, Coral reefs and marine life Untouched desert-island scenery.
It is largely uninhabited and protected for its natural environment.
This is a great stop for nature lovers and photographers.
Food and shopping
Bring reef-safe sunscreen Light clothing, hat, and plenty of water recommended. Modest swimwear may be requested depending on cruise guidelines
Money
Currency: Saudi Riyal (SAR)