Salhia Private Compound – A Classic Jeddah Beach Community
Salhia Private Compound in north Jeddah has long been a favorite seaside escape, with members returning year after year for its relaxed, community feel. Nestled along Prince Abdullah AlFaisal Street, it offers a clean, well-kept beach, great for families who want a safe and easy place for kids to swim and play.
Guests highlight the friendly staff and gate personnel who keep everything running smoothly, putting quality and comfort first. There are two well-maintained pool areas, giving options for younger children and more relaxed swimmers, plus convenient access to good food so you can spend the whole day on site.
Beyond the shore, Salhia is known as one of the best spots in Jeddah for exploring Red Sea underwater life, with an amazing dive area that attracts enthusiasts. From peaceful evenings by the water to active weekends with family and friends, Salhia Private Compound feels like a hidden gem community on the coast.
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Azouf Abuashamat
in the last weekSanaa Nassief
a month agoاحمد علي القحطاني
a month agoNot good service
Tarek Helwe
2 months agobad service no one should come and do a membership here
عبدالله يحيى الشلالي
3 months agoThe complex is respectable and well-organized. However, I was harassed by one of the guards at the gate. The man, whom I'll describe as dark-skinned, bald, and with a slightly protruding belly, I swear to God, raised his index finger at me (you know what that means!) and even tried to assault me while I was in my car. Imagine that! I just let it go and drove off. Some of the workers were with me, and they even mocked me after the incident, saying, "Why are you afraid? I'm not afraid!" I tried to contact them using the number they have on Google, but an Indian or Bangladeshi man answered. He didn't understand me or give me any way to contact a manager and file a complaint. I could have called the police and gotten my rights, but I thought it would be wrong. I hope the management will advise him; others won't tolerate him. I've left my affairs in God's hands. That's all.