SHUAIBA BEACH IN JEDDAH, THE CEMETERY OF SHIPS.
IN JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA, THERE IS A BEACH, A CEMETERY OF SHIPS. DECADES AGO, THE CORAL REEFS TRAPPED THREE SHIPS THAT CROSSED THE BEACH. SHUAIBA BEACH HAS A HISTORY OF DREADING NIGHTFALL.
IT IS ABOUT 70 KM FROM JEDDAH ON THE JISAN HIGHWAY. ISOLATED SHORE WITH NO FOG. TWO SHIPS STANDING THERE. IT IS A PART OF THE PORT BUILT BY THE KHALIFA OSMAN BIN AFFAN DURING THE TIME OF THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD. THE LARGEST OF THE WRECKED SHIPS WAS THE ROW PAX, BUILT IN 1966 BY HOLLAND.
IN 1993, THE SHIP WAS STRUCK BY CORAL REEFS AT SHUAIBA, THE GATEWAY TO JEDDAH. NOT FOR THE FIRST TIME. IN 2015, GERMAN ARCHAEOLOGISTS FOUND A SHIP THAT SANK INTO A SEA OF CORAL DURING THE PROPHET'S RULE. THERE ARE SIGNS OF CORAL REEFS ALONG THE SHORES OF THE SEA. THE BEACH IS BEAUTIFUL IN THE EVENING.
THE BEACH IS A BIT OFF THE ROAD. AS A RESULT, THE SHIP CAN BE FRIGHTENED BY THE WAVES OF THE NIGHT. TODAY, THE SHORE TRAP HAS BECOME A FAVORITE AMONG TRAVELERS.
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