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Located just 50 minutes from the resort, Amerah Souq in Umluj celebrates rich cultural heritage and vibrant community life. Explore stalls with handmade crafts, spices, and local produce, blending tradition with modern convenience. Enjoy authentic regional dishes and support local farmers, artisans, and family businesses. Amerah Souq connects visitors with Umluj’s culture and authentic products, fostering community growth and international appreciation.

Overlooking the Red Sea, Al Wajh Castle is a restored 19th-century Ottoman fortress that once served as a defensive stronghold and administrative centre. With its massive coral stone walls, watchtowers, and sweeping sea views, the castle tells stories of trade routes, pilgrims, and the town’s strategic past. Today, it stands as a museum and cultural site, making it a gateway into Al Wajh’s layered coastal history.

Just 10 minutes from the resort, Shura Links is Saudi Arabia’s first 18-hole island golf course and a signature experience on Shura Island. Designed by renowned architect Brian Curley, this par-72, 7,500-yard course features sweeping coastal views from holes 4–7 and sea vistas from holes 14–18. Emphasising sustainability, only 20% of its 140-hectare footprint is maintained as turf, with eco-friendly irrigation and landscaping that blends into the island’s natural dunes.

Camel Rock is located in Al-Wajh, Saudi Arabia. This unique natural rock formation resembles a seated camel, making it one of the most remarkable landmarks in the region. Set along the Red Sea coast in the Tabuk Province, this striking formation showcases the desert’s geological beauty and is a favourite for nature lovers and photographers. Camel Rock highlights the astonishing diversity of Saudi Arabia’s desert landscapes and stands as a symbol of the region’s natural and cultural legacy.