Just 30 kilometers south of Al-Wajh, Al-Masdooq Beach stands as an emblem of natural beauty along the coastal strip of the Tabuk region. This breathtaking stretch of coast offers a mesmerizing blend of azure waters meeting desert sands, creating a picturesque landscape that spans a vast area south of Al-Wajh.
The Saudi Press Agency (SPA) has captured the profound beauty of Al-Masdooq Beach through stunning photographs and aerial views. These images speak volumes, vividly bringing to life the untouched splendor of this pristine coastline, renowned for its unique allure and rich natural environment.
Al-Masdooq Beach is not just a visual delight but also serves as a vital sanctuary for migratory birds. It provides a safe and permanent haven for these creatures to rest and breed, anchored by the robust ecosystems maintained by the mangrove trees. Beneath the waters, the sea is teeming with marine life, including coral reefs and seagrass beds, which form habitats for a diverse array of sea creatures.
On weekends and during seasonal holidays, Al-Masdooq Beach draws numerous tourists and visitors to Al-Wajh, offering a perfect spot for relaxation and engaging in various exciting water activities. It is a favored getaway for families and friends looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
However, the beauty of Al-Wajh’s beaches does not end with Al-Masdooq. The region boasts several other magnificent beaches that attract tourists from all over. Among the most notable are Sharm Za’aim and Al-Durrar beaches, known for their unique rock formations and coral reefs. There is also Hawaaz Beach, characterized by its circular water geography surrounded by land with just a small opening for waves to enter. Additionally, visitors can explore (Haban, Al-Harraba, Al-Ma’eeliq, Al-Falaq, Antar, Al-Seih, Al-Nakheera, and Umm Al-Tin) beaches, each offering its unique charm and natural allure.