King Abdul Aziz Fort, Duba. Excellent place, amazing views ample parking and free.

Duba city was part of Tabouk trip. When you visit to Duba. There were certain places you must visit includes Castle structure. On top of the castle. You can see the wonderful Duba city. Castle is not the big structure. You can spend 15-30 mintues. Opposites to the castle you can find rental boats

Nice to visit if you are in Duba

Historical place, good to visit , near the sea.

When I came there wasn't really any tours operating or information. Nice place to walk around, you can see fossilised corals on some of the walls so the stones but have been extracted from the sea to build this

King Abdulaziz Castle was built in 1352 AH, corresponding to 1933 AD, to be the seat of Saudi rule in the region. The castle is one of the most important castles in the Tabuk region, located in the Duba governorate of the Tabuk region in the northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The castle was built on a high plateau to make it the seat of the region It was built of limestone in the style of castles in the region, which was restored to be a tourist facility by the General Authority for Tourism and National Heritage. The area of ​​the castle is 1000 square meters, and work is underway to make it a museum in the governorate. [1]

Unfortunately I couldn't enter the castle but it had a nice view over the city.

It's a very old heritage castle in Duba restoration work is in progress.

Castle built by King Abdul Aziz as to be operated as govt office in the region. The officer Mr. Abdurrahman, was very helpful in explaining the stories and events. Even did suggested to spend some time in beach as it was nice weather and stuff.

They have prohibited entry and even taking pictures inside. When I peeked through the door, the guard inside told me that taking pictures inside is not allowed. They are also doing some constructions inside, which is probably why they are not allowing anyone to enter. It was also Ramadan when I visited.

Only able to view the outside of the building. It is very beautiful and interesting.