Aqaba is a city located in the southern part of Jordan, and it is the only coastal city in the country. It is situated on the Gulf of Aqaba, which is an extension of the Red Sea. Aqaba is a strategic region and the only sea port in Jordan, with boundaries with Haqel town in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Eilat in Israel. The city has a population of around 148,398 people and is an important administrative center. Aqaba is famous for its diving sites, shores on the Red Sea, and industrial establishments, including commercial free zones and King Hussein Airport. The city has a rich history, with ancient settlements dating back to 4000 BC, and it has been an important hub for trade and tourism in the region
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Activities: We spent time in Aqaba, where we booked a hotel on the beach. We went swimming in the Red Sea. We ate in the city center. "The people were always incredibly friendly and child-loving."
Highlights: Philip enjoyed snorkeling and seeing many schools of fish. We ate delicious fish, strolled through the old town and bought a dessert from a bakery. Nunu had his sand toys with him ✨
