Haql, 13 Dhu al-Hijjah 1446H (June 9, 2025) — Haql Governorate in Tabuk region is seeing strong demand from residents and visitors during the Eid Al-Adha holiday, with its beaches, seaside pools and natural parks standing out as some of the governorate's biggest tourist draws, thanks to the ideal setting they offer for rest and relaxation amid mild coastal weather, stunning natural scenery and comprehensive recreational services.

Visitors are flocking to the governorate's standout coastal sites, chief among them Al-Nakheel Park, Prince Fahd bin Sultan Park, and Al-Durrah Corniche, which are drawing families and holidaymakers thanks to their beachfront facilities, natural pools, open green spaces, walking tracks and dedicated children's areas.

These sites offer opportunities for a range of activities, most notably swimming, fishing and camping, alongside enjoying seafood dishes in the open air with direct views of the Red Sea coast, making the Eid experience in Haql truly unique.

Authorities in Haql Governorate affirmed the readiness of integrated safety and environmental-monitoring services, with rescue teams and health facilities in place to enhance visitors' comfort and safety, reflecting government bodies' commitment to improving quality of life and elevating the tourism scene, in line with Saudi Vision 2030's goals of supporting domestic tourism.