Traditionally a fishing village, this Arabian city by the seafront is now a modern district filled with skyscrapers, parks, and international food venues and malls.
Located in the Persian Gulf, Al Khobar is known by the locals as one of the Triplet Cities, together with Dammam and Dhahran. Its beautiful waterfront area, offering walkways and green areas, is perfect for charming strolls, making it the favorite among the three cities. Al Khobar used to be a city of merchants and shopkeepers as well as a fishing village, but after the oil industry boomed, it slowly started transforming into the contemporary metropolis it is today, featuring cutting-edge architecture. Explore the beach offering a variety of water sport options, go on a shopping spree to one of the nearby malls, and indulge in international cuisine down by Prince Turki Street.
Salwa Road
17.64 miles/28.39 kilometers from downtown
Our Radisson Blu resort is the ideal spot for weekend getaways and family trips. Enjoy sailing, diving, and fishing on the western shore of Half Moon Bay, not far from Al Khobar.
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