Amenities.
Al Ahlam Resort provides many amenities to ensure a perfect stay
Swimming pool
The resort has a large swimming pool for adults and two small for children with night lights
Restaurant
The resort has a restaurant and a coffee shop to prepare and serve food and drinks to customers
Marina of Boats
The resort has a marina for boats and yachts to organize short sea trips, liveaboard and diving trips
Mosque
The resort has a mosque and a place for ablution to perform prayers during the stay in the resort
Special needs
The resort is qualified to host people with special needs by providing tools that facilitate their comfortable stay
Al-Lith Governorate
Al-Lith Governorate rests gracefully along the shores of the Red Sea, covering an area of 10,119 square kilometers. It shines as one of the governorates of the Makkah Region, blending the charm of its coastal nature with the depth of its cultural heritage—forming a harmonious geographic canvas where landscapes vary and natural resources flourish.
Al-Lith is distinguished by its pristine beaches rich in biological diversity and its natural archipelagos of captivating beauty. Among the most notable are Jabal Al-Lith Island, Maramar Island, Jabal Al-Sarin Island, and the Ras Muhayzin Archipelago, in addition to several scattered islands deep in the Red Sea, which serve as ideal destinations for lovers of marine nature, diving, and exploration.
The governorate also boasts numerous archaeological and tourist sites that tell stories from the history of the Arabian Peninsula. Among the most prominent are the ancient city of Al-Sarin, Al-Kushan Park, Al-Ain Al-Harra Park, Mount Awkah, Wadi Thahab, Wadi Alib, and Wadi Hali—all of which attract visitors and researchers seeking diverse environmental and tourism experiences.
Al-Lith is home to pioneering national projects, most notably the National Aquaculture Group (NAQUA), which contributes to strengthening the Kingdom’s food security system through the production and supply of diverse Red Sea products, including shrimp, fish, sea cucumber, and various types of marine feed. These products serve both local markets and global demand across more than 32 countries worldwide.
Located 180 kilometers south of Makkah, Al-Lith Governorate comprises 11 administrative centers: Al-Shaweq, Ghumayqah, Al-Ghalah, Al-Sa’diyyah, Silaq, Bani Yazid, Hafir, Yalamlam, Al-Rahwah, Jidham, and Sa’ya. It has a population of approximately 73,753 residents, forming a diverse social fabric that reflects the region’s cultural richness and deep historical roots.
With its stunning beaches, untouched islands, archaeological and tourist attractions, and promising development projects, Al-Lith continues to solidify its position as an emerging marine tourism destination in the Makkah Region and as a growing hub for investment in the fields of tourism, environment, and the blue economy.
Jabal Allith Island
is an island that extends on the coast of the Al-lith Governorate of the Makkah Al-Mukarramah region, the island is located in the Red Sea, and it consists of a main island represented in Jabal Al-lith Island, followed by twelve small islands, about 11.50 nautical miles from Al-Leith, and it is distinguished by its clear waters. And with a natural landscape, and abundant in rare fish and coral reefs, and an area of 4 km2.
