الفناتير, Public beach in Jubail, Saudi Arabia.

Al Fanateer Beach (Arabic: الفناتير) is a beach in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, near King Fahd Road. It stretches 45 km and has been landscaped with green areas, freshwater features, children's play areas, swimming spots, walking paths, and Roman-style theatres for celebrations. The site also has restaurants, cafés, and mosques.

The beach was developed as Jubail grew from a small fishing village into an industrial city, following major infrastructure projects that started in the 1970s. As the population expanded quickly, public leisure spaces like this one were built to meet the needs of the new residents.

Families gather here on weekends and public holidays to swim, walk, and spend time together along the shore. The way people use this beach reflects how coastal spaces serve as the main setting for leisure life in this part of Saudi Arabia.

The beach is most comfortable to visit during the day, when shaded rest spots along the paths are available and the facilities are open. Weekends and public holidays draw larger crowds, so a weekday visit tends to be quieter.

The name Al Fanateer comes from the flamingos, called fanateer in Arabic, that gave the beach its name. The shore stretches about 45 km and was among the newest beaches built for the industrial city of Jubail, with green areas, fresh water and Roman-style theatres for celebrations.