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5 Private Beaches in Jeddah Worth Escaping To This Summer

By Buthayna El Haggar

Jeddah’s coastline is full of beautiful private beaches, and for many residents and visitors, summer is the perfect time to slow down and enjoy them. Whether you’re looking for soft sand and quiet waters or a place to do yoga, here are five private beach clubs around Jeddah that stand out for their atmosphere, design, and thoughtful amenities.

Shades Beach – Durrat Al-Arous, Obhour

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Shades Beach is a private beach destination located in Durrat Al-Arous, Obhur. It’s known for its upscale atmosphere, modern amenities, and exclusivity.

Visitors can enjoy activities such as padel, yoga, and kayaking, and the property includes shaded lounge areas, beachside restaurants, and glamping-style chalets.

OIA Beach – Prince Abdullah AlFaisal St, Obhour

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Inspired by the whitewashed architecture of Santorini, OIA Beach is a premium, visually striking beach club. It combines aesthetics with functionality, has upscale villas, a café, and water sports. Private cabanas can also be rented.

Boho the Beach – AZ Zomorod District

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Boho the Beach is a membership-only private beach club that is suitable for families and those seeking a quieter, wellness-oriented experience. The space includes yoga sessions, luxury villas and apartments, as well as curated events.

Silver Sands Beach – Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal St, Al Loaloa

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Silver Sands is one of Jeddah’s oldest and most beloved private beaches. It’s a relaxed beach known for its soft white sand, calm waters, and proximity to small coral islands ideal for snorkeling.

Ashoor Island – Khalij Salman

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Ashoor Island is a tranquil, private beach island near Jeddah that has scenic views, soft sands, and crystal-clear waters. It’s accessible via organized boat trips or private bookings, and it’s suitable for families and group outings. While not as developed as resort beaches, it’s appreciated for its peaceful ambiance.

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Buthayna El Haggar

A curious wanderer and neurodivergent polymath from Egypt, Buthayna is a writer, translator, and researcher passionate about storytelling through performance arts and expressive writing. A biophilic at heart, she finds solace in the sensory joys of food and music, often escaping into realms of imagination through films and literature. She is multilingual and she treasures authentic connections with those who seek growth and self-awareness, even as she often prefers the company of solitude.

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