Jeddah Corniche draws Gulf Cup fans with Red Sea attractions

Jeddah Corniche and the Roshn Waterfront have attracted large numbers of visitors and fans attending the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup, who have taken advantage of their time between matches to enjoy the Red Sea’s tourist and entertainment facilities and explore Jeddah’s key landmarks.

The Roshn Waterfront has seen visitors from across the Gulf flock to enjoy the seaside promenade stretching along the coast, open seating areas, dedicated paths for walking, jogging, and cycling, as well as sandy beaches and green spaces that provide a relaxing environment for families and individuals throughout the day.

The Roshn Waterfront is considered one of Jeddah’s premier tourist and entertainment destinations, extending over 4.5 kilometers along the Red Sea. It features seven diverse entertainment plazas, comprehensive service facilities, dedicated children’s areas, and spaces for various sports and recreational activities.

The site can accommodate more than 120,000 visitors at once and includes vast green areas and well-equipped beaches for guests.

The Roshn Waterfront also set a Guinness World Record for the world’s longest artwork on a promenade, covering 16,000 square meters. The mural was created by Saudi artists and volunteers as part of a joint initiative by Roshn Group, the “Lanubadir” program, and the Social Responsibility Association.

Several tournament visitors expressed their admiration for the modern atmosphere of the waterfront, which offers an appealing mix of entertainment, sports, and nature, along with direct views of the Red Sea and art installations along the promenade—making it a favorite spot for photos and enjoying Jeddah’s coastal ambiance.

Major sporting events hosted by Jeddah help boost tourism in the city and highlight its diverse entertainment, cultural, and tourism offerings. Visitors to the Gulf Cup can enjoy both the sporting competitions and the city’s renowned waterfront and heritage sites.