Al Qunfudhah, also known as Kunfuda, is a city situated on the coast of the Red Sea in the Tihamah region of Saudi Arabia. It is part of the Makkah Province and serves as a hub for the surrounding agricultural areas, which are known for their production of honey and fruits. The city has a traditional charm with a laid-back atmosphere, reflecting its history as a small fishing town. Today, Al Qunfudhah is growing and developing, with new infrastructure and facilities being added. The cityscape features a mix of older buildings and new constructions, with markets and shops that cater to the needs of the local population. Al Qunfudhah is also a gateway to the Farasan Islands, which are known for their natural beauty and biodiversity. The city's coastal location makes it a potential spot for water-related activities, although it is not as developed as other tourist destinations in Saudi Arabia. The community in Al Qunfudhah is known for its hospitality and the city offers a glimpse into the traditional Saudi way of life, away from the bustling metropolises like Riyadh or Jeddah.