Al-Hayjah Road in Jazan Region is gaining attention as one of the area's most striking tourism routes, a scenic mountain road of about 20 kilometers connecting the governorates of Al-Ardah and Fayfa. The road winds through mountains, valleys, farms, villages, and terraced agricultural land, offering a gradual transition from the rural foothills to the lush highlands of Fayfa.
The route is being promoted as a tourism road that appeals to hikers, nature lovers, and photographers. Its scenery is at its most dramatic during the summer rainy season, around August, when the slopes turn green and the peaks are wrapped in clouds.
Al-Hayjah Road is a public road, and there is no stated entry fee, toll, ticket price, or permit charge for using it as a tourist route. There is also no dedicated electronic registration or permit system required for access.
Why it matters to visitors
For residents and visitors planning a trip, the road forms part of the wider tourism experience in Jazan and Fayfa. Nearby commercial offerings typically include guided tours to the Fayfa Mountains and Wadi Lajab, with private packages — often including transport and guiding — priced roughly between 400 and 1,200 ريال سعودي These are commercial tour products, not government fees for the road itself.
Such day tours generally run from around 08:00 until sunset, with pickups available in Jazan City, though there is no official fixed schedule for using Al-Hayjah Road specifically. Visitor services are generally those of Fayfa town and the wider Jazan region rather than facilities located directly on the road. The route is seen as strengthening regional tourism under رؤية السعودية 2030, adding another natural attraction to the Kingdom's growing domestic travel map.
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