Cheap Yanbu Al Bahr Flights
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There are 11 flights operating between Istanbul and Yanbu Al Bahr. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Multan and Milan to Yanbu Al Bahr.

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September and June months are the highest season for Saudi Arabia, Yanbu Al Bahr. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: January and April.

Yanbu, a Saudi Arabian city located north of Jeddah on the Red Sea coast, is the country's second most important port on the Red Sea coast after Jeddah. Being the main port of Medina, 160 km east of it, the city is famous for its coral reefs.

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The largest country in the Arabian Peninsula, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates are surrounded by Oman, Yemen, the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea. In the country where Mecca and Medina are considered sacred by Islam, Yenbu is also a stopover on the pilgrimage routes. The city's economy, which is based on oil, is known for its petrochemical complex consisting of three oil lines and three refineries reaching Yenbu. There are oil loading facilities in Jeddah's port, which was developed to reduce its burden. In addition to the income obtained from the pilgrims, the city, where agricultural products, especially dates, are traded, is also a Red Sea city.

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B.C. With its history dating back to the 2500s, Yanbu, which has been an important port city since the day it was founded, has gained great industrial value with its location in the center of the pipeline carrying liquefied natural gas running from east to west. The pipeline, which has a length of approximately one thousand three hundred kilometers, crosses deserts and mountains. Likewise, the King Abdul Aziz Road, which connects Jeddah and Medina, doubled the importance of Yanbu. The fact that Yanbu is also a Red Sea city, with its pristine beaches, unique coral reefs and sea, has made it a leading holiday destination for domestic tourism. Another feature of Yanbu, which is an orderly and clean city, is that it is a stopover address on the pilgrimage route to Mecca and Medina. In addition to domestic tourism, it is a city where Umrah passengers also vacation in luxury hotels before or after the Umrah mission. With the contribution of its strong industry and private administration, it draws attention as a city that grows rapidly economically and hosts many investment opportunities. Divided into three as Al-Industry, Al-Balad, Al-Nakil and the city, it has a 15-kilometer coastline and has petrochemical facilities that cover one-third of Yanbu. Being the largest petrochemical export center on the Red Sea coast, the city increases the importance of its port with its 206 kilometers distance to the Suez Canal.

Standing out with its sandy beaches, coral reefs and beaches, Yanbu's most popular beaches are Al-Eega, Ashjar Al-Shora, Khoor Al-Shamy and Al-Ageefa, ten kilometers away from Yanbu city center. This region of beaches, which is flooded by local tourists from all over the country and the surrounding provinces, the playgrounds on the beaches and various activities offer visitors of all ages to have a pleasant time. Yanbu is also an important center for water sports. This region, which has a very high underwater visibility rather than the popular Jeddah and its surroundings, also stands out with the number and size of fish. The beaches, which are relatively calm compared to the north of the country, welcome visitors who come for scuba diving.

The most important diving spots of the city are Coral Gardens and Barakuda Beach. The beaches, where hawksbill turtles, gugongs, dolphins and whales are frequently found, are home to more than four hundred and fifty species of sea creatures. In Yenbu, where sea cranes, tuna and sharks can be observed, the Diving Center Club, which started its activities in 1980, is world-famous. When you go for a walk in the coastal part of the city center, the most common ones you will encounter are sailing and swimming athletes and fishermen. The coastal area is an important center of attraction with its marina and beaches as well as picnic areas.

Eating and drinking

Although the country's cuisine, which is not different from the Arabic cuisine, is regionally differentiated by the oil, spices and cooking techniques used, it basically consists of rice, meat, dates and various spices. As local food, kabsa made with rice, chicken or camel meat, onions, grapes and various spices; mandi made with vermicelli, chicken or lamb; stuffed dates, a dessert made with cheese; ful, which is a dish made by boiling and mashing various grains; Mazgut, which is also made with meat, and brost, a chicken dish dipped in a special sauce and fried, are among the most consumed local dishes. There are restaurants in the city that offer delicacies from the cuisines of countries such as Turkish, Indian, Philippine, Chinese and Pakistani. The Al-Balad region of the country, where alcohol and pork are completely prohibited, is the most preferred region in terms of restaurant diversity.

How to Get to Yenbu

Turkish Airlines has direct flights between Istanbul and Yanbu. You can reach the city by taxi or by renting a car from the airport, which is 6 kilometers from the city center.