The Royal Yacht Club of Jordan

Great hangout spot for families. Entry costs 2 JOD per person but is deducted from any restaurant bill when you hand them the ticket. It can get crowded at night, but overall it’s a great place for relaxing. I definitely recommend Gaadet Jeeran, located at the corner of the restaurant strip. It has an amazing sea view, moderate prices, and a very welcoming staff.

The place is very pleasant, with a charming atmosphere and a beautiful view overlooking the yacht marina. It’s filled with cafés and restaurants where you can sit, relax, and enjoy the scenery. Entry costs 2 JDs per person, but the amount is fully deducted from your bill at any of the restaurants or cafés inside, which makes it more than worth it. A lovely spot for a relaxing outing, especially around sunset.

It was nice with a good view and good shops with moderate prices

I like it , the sea view is very distinct, you can rent a yacht with affordable price, however they need to be more organized regarding the rental process.

Nice place to visit, i had ice cream 🍨 it is good. There are variety of restaurants in there. I didn’t like they didn’t allow us to enter in bar there. They said only families and couples.

Very nice place for your meals. Beautiful view.

The Royal Yacht Club of Jordan was one of the absolute highlights of our time in Aqaba. Set against a backdrop of bobbing boats and shimmering water, it’s a beautiful, tranquil spot with a vibe that felt effortlessly chic — the music had a subtle Hotel Costes feel that made the entire experience feel elevated and relaxed. The food was truly exceptional. We shared a variety of dishes, from perfectly cooked rice and pasta to an incredible seafood platter, all bursting with freshness and flavor. As an Italian, I was especially delighted to find authentic focaccia, served warm with delicious olive oil — a detail that instantly made me feel at home. Though I was too full to enjoy dessert, my travel companions raved about the gelatos and sorbets, which they said were absolutely divine. The ambiance was made even more charming by the presence of adorable cats lounging nearby, adding to the cozy, coastal feel. The service was beyond excellent — attentive, gracious, and genuinely welcoming. This is the kind of place that strikes the perfect balance between elegance and warmth. A must-visit in Aqaba, and one I’d return to without hesitation.

Went to Kashouqa and loved the atmosphere, same as the original branch in Amman