For the most unique dining experience, go to the Central Fish Market in Jeddah. You can select the best fish from the stalls, have the merchant filet it, take it to a restaurant, and ask them to prepare it for you. If you fancy a fish sandwich, you can also pick up fresh bread at the bakery.
Because of the ventilation from the wind coming from the Red Sea, the market doesn’t smell as “fishy” as other fish markets. The fishes in the market are also much more colorful because the Red Sea is high in saline.
There are almost 100 stalls selling everything from salmon to lobster and prawns, squid, to hammerhead shark meat. There are almost as many varieties of sea delicacies as there are vendors. Sharpen your bargaining skills to get a good deal for prices better than in a grocery store.
Polish up your knowledge of Arabic for an exciting experience.
If you take a flight,it takes 18 hours and 47 minutes and costs you 2,946.61 SAR - 7,883.87 SAR.
If you take a bus it takes 16 hours and 26 minutes which costs you 2,642.95 SAR - 7,182.83 SAR.
If you take a train it takes 22 hours and 47 minutes costs you 2,920.37 SAR - 7,835.14 SAR.
Sunday: 05:00a.m. to 09:00p.m.
Monday: 05:00a.m. to 09:00p.m.
Tuesday: 05:00a.m.to 09:00p.m.
Wednesday: 05:00a.m.to 09:00p.m.
Thursday: 05:00a.m.to 09:00p.m.
Friday: 05:00a.m.to 09:00p.m.
Saturday: 05:00a.m.to 09:00p.m.
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