Aqaba (city)

Aqaba is a city in southern Jordan, strategically located on the Red Sea. Known for its port, it serves as Jordan's primary outlet to the sea, facilitating trade and tourism. The city has a rich history rooted in maritime trade and nearby archaeological sites, including ancient temples and ruins. Aqaba's warm climate and clear waters make it popular for snorkeling, diving, and beach activities. Its development as a free economic zone has fostered commerce and investment. Overall, Aqaba combines historical significance with modern tourism and trade, playing a vital role in Jordan’s economy and regional connectivity.