Red Sea: The Saudi Coast Book - Multicolour

The Red Sea: The Saudi Coast book explores the natural and cultural richness of the Saudi Arabian coastline, combining photography and written narrative to document its underwater ecosystems and geographic significance. Featuring text by Christopher Smith alongside photography from Aline Coquelle, Ameen Qaisaran, Afnan Alkhayat, Mohammed Al Sharif, and Yarob Bashrahil, the volume captures the biodiversity and coral reef environments unique to this stretch of water. Part of the Classic Collection, its hardcover format presents the material with the production quality associated with the series. The content also addresses conservation efforts aimed at preserving the region's aquatic life.

With its pockets of untouched nature, unmatched biodiversity and unique coral reefs, the Red Sea is just as special for its aquatic environment as it is for its geographic location that positions it as a melting pot of civilizations and faiths. Though the sea borders the coastlines of eight countries, Assouline's 'Red Sea: The Saudi Coast' hones in on the Saudi Arabian side to capture the diversity and spirit of adventure that imbues this stretch of water. Featuring text from author Christopher Smith alongside photography by Aline Coquelle, Ameen Qaisaran and Afnan Alkhayat, Mohammed Al Sharif and Yarob Bashrahil, this newest addition to Assouline's 'Classic Collection' explores the magic of the diverse underwater life in this part of the Red Sea, as well as the measures taken to preserve it.