Jeddah Yacht Club & Marina
Djeddah, Province de La Mecque, SA
The port
A 94-berth marina on the northern corniche of Jeddah, on the Red Sea, opened for the Formula 1 Grand Prix and built for yachts up to 120 m, with fuel, water and shore power at the berth.
Jeddah Yacht Club & Marina sits on the northern corniche of Jeddah (Al Kurnaysh Br Rd, Ash Shati) in Saudi Arabia. According to its official website it has 94 berths for yachts and superyachts up to 120 m, on finger pontoons, med moor or alongside. A fuel station sells diesel and 95 petrol, with international bunkering available on prior notice. Water and electricity (50 and 60 Hz, single and three-phase) are connected at the berth, with Wi-Fi to the dock. The site says the Coastguard, Immigration and Customs are present on site, and describes an international check-in and check-out service arranged through a boat agent. The VHF channel is 17 or 76 (call sign JYC Control); the marina phone is +966 55 876 7482 and berth bookings go through the booking page of the site. The site mentions no travel lift, only a slipway usable at full tide. The most pleasant period for a call runs from October to April, before the heat of the Red Sea summer. According to its official website, the club and marina were inaugurated in 2021 for the Jeddah Formula 1 Grand Prix and hosted the inaugural Red Sea 600; according to Dockwalk, the official opening came in early 2022 after a preview in December 2021, and the marina is the first on the Red Sea coast able to host 120 m yachts.
