The Coasts or beaches of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia represent the extension of the Kingdom over the three bodies of water: the Arabian Gulf to the east, the Red Sea to the west, and the Gulf of Aqaba to the northwest, with a total length of up to 3,800 km. Borders of the beaches and coasts of Saudi Arabia The Kingdom is bordered by the Arabian Gulf to the east, with an estimated coastline length of 1,200 km, stretching from the south of the State of Kuwait to the north of the United Arab Emira...
The Geography of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reflects the manifestations of the geological and natural structure of the Kingdom, as well as its climate. The Kingdom holds a strategic geographical location at the heart of three continents: Asia, Africa, and Europe. Specifically, it is situated in the far southwest of the Asian continent. The Kingdom is bordered to the west by the Red Sea, to the east by the Arabian Gulf, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar, to the north by Kuwait, Iraq, and the ...