Saudi Arabia Grand Prix Yacht Charter

Jeddah will be a different kind of street track, something the world has never seen before.

Carsten Tilke, Track Designer

Designed by Carsten Tilke, the Jeddah track is ranked as one of the fastest on the Formula One calendar, with an average speed just shy of 151 mph (245 km/h) around the lap.

Spanning 3.84 miles (6.175 km) there are 27 turns on the track, which all become a beacon a light as night falls and the race begins. Unlike the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix which is a twilight race, the Saudi Arabia circuit joins other courses like Bahrain and Singapore as a night race to avoid scorching daytime temperatures.

Getting Close To The Action At The Jeddah Yacht Club

Embarking on its grand opening in March 2022, the Jeddah Yacht Club (JYC) & Marina marked a major development milestone for the kingdom and features 100 berths for superyachts with lengths up to 120m (394ft).

Just a stone's throw away from the buzz of Formula One cars speeding 50 times around the track, the marina is the perfect location for F1 berthing. Great for memorable family moments or premium corporate charter experiences, the JYC is a convenient stop for refueling during a tour of the Indian Ocean or sightseeing at its best.

Chartering the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix

With your own private luxury charter yacht situated just metres away from the track, charter guests will be in awe of the surroundings both on and off the yacht. 

Even when the races are finished and the winners have had their time on the podium, the festivities continue to flow as the night progresses for unforgettable on-deck parties with racers and fellow yacht charters gathering to reflect on the adrenaline-fuelled event. 

While stopping off for the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, charter guests can make the most of the stunning location of Jeddah, with a key highlight being the world-famous UNESCO World Heritage site of Mecca.

Though it dates back to the 7th century, Jeddah has the best of both worlds, with a more contemporary cosmopolitan feel just around the corner with exquisite fine dining restaurants and eateries plus premium shopping malls for chartering essentials.

For those who can't keep away from the waves for too long, the Red Sea coastline is well known for watersports. The most popular varieties to try here include windsurfing, wakeboarding, snorkeling, and, of course, scuba diving some of the region's most well-known dive sites like Shipwreck Island and Sharm Obhur.

To find out more about visiting the historic location of Jeddah and the surrounding area, take a look at our comprehensive guide to Saudi Arabia.

Or, integrate the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix into your next Saudi Arabia yacht charter by speaking to your preferred yacht charter broker today.