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We pair Corniche exposure with retargeting so a campaign someone sees on their evening walk still reaches them later online.
Advertising Along Jeddah Corniche
Jeddah Corniche stretches roughly 30 kilometres along the Red Sea, past King Fahd's Fountain, the tallest fountain in the world at 312 metres, and the street circuit that has hosted the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix since 2021. Roadside and waterfront screens here reach everyday leisure crowds as well as the surge of visitors around race weekend.
Planning the Jeddah Corniche?
The drive along the water is the buy. Send the dates and we will list the faces that look out to sea.
Why the world'sbiggest brands chooseJeddah Corniche
Jeddah Corniche carries two very different audiences depending on the week. Most of the year it's a steady leisure crowd walking, cycling and driving the promenade in the evenings, drawn by the sea air and King Fahd's Fountain. Around the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, that audience is joined by a concentrated wave of race visitors and international broadcast attention focused on this exact stretch of coast. A single site here can work for both patterns, if the booking and creative are planned for each. Sites face the coastal road with the sea as a natural backdrop.
312m
Height of King Fahd's Fountain
The Guinness World Record holder for the tallest fountain anywhere, visible from across the corniche.
30km
Length of the Jeddah Corniche
The waterfront runs the length of the city's Red Sea coast, with a developed promenade section at its core.
2021
First Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on the Corniche circuit
The street circuit built along this stretch of coast has hosted Formula 1 every year since.
Reach that outlaststhe drive
King Fahd's Fountain and the Grand Prix both draw international photo and video attention on their own, so a well-placed campaign on the Corniche rides alongside content the location already generates.
Jeddah Corniche Site specifications
- Format
- Roadside digital billboards and waterfront LED screens
- Display size
- Large-format digital screens along the promenade
- Typical booking
- Weekly or monthly slots, plus event packages around race weekend
- Environment
- Red Sea waterfront leisure and tourism corridor
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Why Brands ChooseOOH Global forIconic Sites
Saudi Arabia's coastal cities bring a different audience to outdoor advertising than the inland business corridors of Riyadh, since tourism, events and residency all shape who's actually on the street. Jeddah in particular has built its calendar around exactly this kind of moment, from the Corniche's daily leisure crowd to the international audience a Grand Prix weekend brings in. We've planned campaigns across the country's billboard formats for two decades and know how to time a coastal booking around both patterns.
A Global stagefor your brand
Booking outdoor media in Jeddah means planning around both a daily leisure audience and a handful of major event weeks that can double or triple visitor numbers overnight. We handle site selection, permitting and production across the Corniche, and can build a plan that holds steady through the quiet months and scales up when the Grand Prix arrives.
We pair Corniche exposure with retargeting so a campaign someone sees on their evening walk still reaches them later online.
Brief to booking
Our Jeddah contacts handle permitting and production directly, so a booking can go live quickly even around a busy event calendar.
Market-fluent buys
We know which stretches of the Corniche carry daily leisure traffic and which come alive specifically for race weekend.
Creative that fits
Sea-facing screens need creative that reads clearly against bright daylight and open sky, and we design for that rather than a generic template.
One Team. Every Step. No Friction
We help your brand go big, without overpaying or waiting weeks for quotes. From quoting, planning, booking, municipal approvals, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Rates depend on the exact stretch, the format and whether you're booking around a quiet month or race weekend, since demand rises sharply around the Grand Prix. A standard roadside screen and a waterfront-facing digital site are priced differently too. Send us your budget and preferred dates and we'll put together options across the promenade. We'll also flag if a slightly different date would get you better value.
Yes, and it's one of the highest-demand windows on the Corniche each year, since the race brings both a large in-person crowd and international broadcast coverage of this exact stretch of coast. Race-weekend slots need to be booked well ahead of the event, often months in advance, because inventory near the circuit sells out early. We can advise on lead times as soon as the following season's dates are confirmed.
The Corniche is a strong choice for any brand targeting leisure, tourism or lifestyle audiences, since it combines a large daily promenade crowd with the added pull of King Fahd's Fountain and the Grand Prix circuit. For a more business-focused audience, a city-centre site nearer Jeddah's commercial districts might suit better. We can help you weigh up the two based on who you're trying to reach.
The Corniche runs for around 30 kilometres along Jeddah's Red Sea coastline, with a developed waterfront promenade section at its core where most of the pedestrian and leisure activity, and most of the advertising inventory, is concentrated. Sites further along the wider corniche tend to be roadside rather than waterfront.
On a typical evening it's a mix of local residents out walking or driving the promenade, along with domestic tourists visiting King Fahd's Fountain and the surrounding attractions. Around race weekend, that audience is joined by a wave of visiting motorsport fans and international media, which shifts both the volume and the profile of who's watching.
Formats range from standard roadside digital billboards to larger waterfront-facing LED sites built for a slower-moving, pedestrian audience rather than fast traffic. Because viewing distance and speed vary so much along the coast, we size creative to the specific site rather than reusing one design everywhere. Exact dimensions are available once you've picked a location.