Day at the Beach

Spent the day at Ogair beach with my family. Weather was really nice and the kids had lots of fun. Here’s some pictures:




5 Comments

  1. Posted Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 0:03 | Permalink | Reply

    Oh, how I hate Ogair. It’s still dilapidated looking but, I haven’t been there since last year so it may have undergone another face-lift.

    The only advantage is how empty it is as compared to Halfmoon. I was dying to know where my modest friend (Saudi, not ex-pat) acquired the tan-lines across her shoulders and that’s when she let the location of her secret abaya-free swimming spot out- Ogair, after fajr, mid-week.

  2. Posted Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 0:12 | Permalink | Reply

    Where is Ogair beach? I always ended up going to Obhur beach in Jeddah, Great beaches, awesome snorkelling.

  3. Posted Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 2:18 | Permalink | Reply

    SSW: Ogair is the way it is because Ahssa Municipality, an official body known for its incompetence, is the one responsible to take care of it. It was my first time there, and I can see they’ve been working to improve it but it is still far from being acceptable.

    As you said, it’s empty compared Halfmoon, and I like that because I’m not a fan of big crowds. Plus, it’s only half-an-hour drive from Hofuf so that makes it easier when you suddenly feel you want to see the sea without much thinking or preparation.

    Mansour: Ogair used to be a main seaport on the Gulf but it is no longer used.

  4. Posted Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 14:56 | Permalink | Reply

    Looks like a great beach! And very empty! :)

  5. Posted Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 19:25 | Permalink | Reply

    Pardon me for being geographically challenged regarding that area of the world, but what body of water does that beach encompass?

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