The Port of Jizan, Saudi Arabia

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Situated in the southern Red Sea coast, Jizan Port is one of the seven ports of the Kingdom. Jizan (also known as Jazan) is one of the main agricultural regions in the Arabian Peninsula. The coastal plain (called Tihama) forms the principal agricultural zone. Though a coastal province, Jizan's highest elevation reaches 2,484 meter (8,150 ft) above sea level. The city of Jizan, the capital of the province, is 200 km south of Abha and approximately 700 km southeast of Jeddah.

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	Boats anchored at the port of Jizan. Comparatively small in the Kingdom, Jizan Port is not a busy harbor even though it is the main port of the southern Saudi Arabia.
Lighthouse and jetties at the port of Jizan
	A cargo ship crossing the red sea. The picture was shot on the way to Farasan Island. The province of Jizan spans almost 300 km along the Red Sea coast.
Jizan Port serves free travel to the Island of Farasan twice daily. A ship to Farasan Island waiting for passengers at the Port.

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