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Farasan Islands

The Farasan Islands, accessible from Jizan, are a hidden gem in the Red Sea, known for their significant biodiversity, including protected mangroves, coral reefs, and a variety of bird species.

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These islands offer a sanctuary for nature lovers and divers alike, with their clear waters providing excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities to explore the vibrant marine life. The islands also have historical significance, with ancient ruins and traditional architecture adding to their allure. The conservation efforts ensure the preservation of their natural and cultural heritage, making a visit to the Farasan Islands a unique blend of ecological exploration and historical discovery.

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