The Wooden Ships Festival is currently turning Jeddah into a vibrant showcase of maritime heritage, immersing visitors in Saudi Arabia’s historical bond with the sea, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
Organized by the Heritage Commission, the festival offers interactive events that thoughtfully blend coastal identity with cultural entertainment.
The festival unfolds across dedicated zones that showcases the stages of marine life and its enduring traditions.
Exhibits spotlight shipbuilding rituals and the collective memory of the sea, while interactive experiences such as pearl diving showcases coastal heritage.
The program also offers a magnificent atmosphere of the old market, highlighting the ebb and flow of trade across history.
Interestingly, the interactive pearl‑diving simulation serves as a centerpiece of the festival, providing visitors with an unmissable opportunity to experience the hardships and rewards of the ancient trade within a heritage‑themed setting.
The festival also features sea songs that historically greeted returning fishermen, while a reconstructed coastal market captures the true essence of maritime trade.
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