Saudi Arabia houses beautiful landscapes offering stunning sunsets, transforming the blue sky into a golden hue. From mountains to deserts and beaches, there is no shortage of stunning landscapes to witness the last ray of the day in Saudi Arabia. As the Sun slowly descends and changes the sky colour, discover the beautiful KSA spots that offer the best sunset views. Here are five stunning spots to enjoy the sunset during your exploration. 

1. Edge of the World - Where the World Ends

A stunning landscape perched on the Tuwaiq overlooking the Tabuk region. Edge of the World is one of the most popular tourist spots in Saudi Arabia. This landscape is located an hour's drive from Riydah; these rocks fall vertically down to a depth of 1,000 feet into an ocean bed that existed in ancient times.

The Edge of the World offers stunning panoramic views of the sunset, making one feel like standing on the edge of the world. Adventure lovers climb the cliff by hiking for approximately 5 to 10 minutes to witness the breathtaking sunset view. As the Sun descends, it casts long shadows over the rugged terrain that illustrates how the area lives up to its name. The silent and serene atmosphere on the Edge of the World instils a sense of tranquillity, making the Edge of the World an alluring destination for adventurers with an endless view of the sky embracing the Earth. 

2. Jeddah Corniche

The Jeddah Corniche is located along the Red Sea in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Jeddah Corniche, also known as the Jeddah waterfront, is a beautiful 30-kilometer-long landscape. The New Jeddah Corniche coastal road runs along the beach and consists of various beautiful sculptures and the famous King Fahad's fountain - the highest fountain in the world. Jeddah Corniche houses luxurious five-star hotels, restaurants, and cafes, making it one of the most vibrant places for locals and tourists. 

The Jeddah Corniche offer breathtaking sunset and sunrise views that turn the sky with fiery hues. Whether you are on a visiting trip or having a short stay in Jeddah and will move to Makkah for Umrah, witnessing the sunset and sunrise with the bright lights coming from Mamluk Mosque lamps is a must-see. The Jeddah Corniche offers a variety of activities, including long walks or bike rides, sunbaths on beaches, visiting the tallest fountain in the world, and shooting water 312 meters high. Various restaurants offer a variety of meals and buffets with national and international cuisines. 

3. Dhee Ayn Village

Dhee Ayn Village is located in the Al-Mikhwat province of Al-Baha region, Saudi Arabia. The village is 400 years old and is also known as the Marble Village. The name is given because it is located on the top of a rocky white marble hill. Due to its location and history, the village is listed among Saudi Arabia's top heritage sites. Dhee Ayn Village offers breathtaking sunset and sunrise views. The village is located on a steep slope, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The houses made of pale slate centuries ago bathed in the golden hues when sunsets in the west. 

As the village is located away from the hustle and bustle of city life, it offers a peaceful and serene atmosphere with dramatic sky colours at sunset and sunrise. 

4. Asfar Lake - Yellow Lake

Al Asfar Lake is a beautiful lake located in Al Ahsa National Park. This lake is also known as Yellow Lake due to the golden reflection of the surrounding sand dunes. With the presence of palm trees, shallow water and sand dunes, it is home to many migrating birds and plant species. Tourist visits have tremendously increased since the STA (Saudi Tourism Authority) listed it as one of the best places to visit. Winter season marks the favourite season to visit this lake. From November to February, the weather remains pleasant, with lovely and cool breezes. 

Exploring the Yellow Lake is not easy; the only way tourists can reach the lake is by getting help from safari organizers or reliable tour guides. Further, when navigating desert-like terrain, a four-wheel drive vehicle is best. The lake is a beautiful site surrounded by flowing water, lush greenery and sand dunes - making it a captivating tourist place. 

5. Wadi Al Disah 

Another breathtaking spot for sunset views, Wadi Al Disah is a mountainous area located in the southwest Province of Tabuk. The weather of this valley remains warm during summer and mild in winter. Al Disah is an Arabic word which translates to "the valley of palm trees". The valley is surrounded by rugged sandstone cliffs and Palm trees surrounding the valley, making it a perfect place to visit. Al Disah Valley is famous for its stunning landscape, diverse wildlife and rich cultural history. The valley houses a series of sandstone canyons, which are home to a variety of wildlife. Tourists visiting the valley can enjoy various activities, including hiking, birdwatching and camping to witness stunning sunset and sunrise views. 

Al Disah Valley is also famous for its archaeological sites, tombs and temples. Hot air balloon rides offer a stunning view of the landscape from above. Variety of natural pools and waterfalls offer a perfect place for swimming. 

Conclusion

Whether you are on a tourist visa or an Umrah visa, visiting the breathtaking places in Saudi Arabia is recommended to satisfy your thirst for exploring beautiful places offering stunning sunset and sunrise views. Saudi Arabia is home to diverse landscapes, and experiencing a sunset in this vast and beautiful country can be a memorable experience. 

Saudi Arabia is not only a land of historical significance and cultural richness but also a stunning place of natural wonders that come to life during the magical hours of sunset and sunrise. Are you ready to experience the breathtaking moments of dawn and dusk in Jeddah? Book your Umrah packages for 2024 today and get ready to witness the beauty yourself as you land at Jeddah airport. Don't miss out on this opportunity to create unforgettable memories!