Overview
Aqaba is a port city located in the southern part of Jordan, along the Red Sea coastline. It is Jordan’s only seaport and holds significant economic and strategic importance for the country.
Overview of Aqaba
- Aqaba is situated in the far south of Jordan, bordering Israel to the north, Saudi Arabia to the east, and Egypt to the southwest.
- The city is positioned on the Red Sea, providing Jordan with a crucial maritime link to international trade routes.
- Aqaba is located near the Gulf of Aqaba, which is a key body of water connecting to the Red Sea, making it an important port city for both commerce and tourism.
- The Aqaba Special Economic Zone (ASEZ) was established to promote investment and growth, and it offers tax incentives to attract businesses.
- Aqaba is a popular tourist destination due to its warm climate, beautiful beaches, and rich marine life. The nearby Coral Reef of Aqaba is one of the main attractions for divers and snorkelers.