Saudi: Al-Lith’s 'Sisters Islands' boost marine biodiversity, unlock marine tourism potential
The islands are distinguished by crystal-clear waters, pristine sandy beaches, and extensive coral reef formations that serve as a valuable natural foundation for the marine ecosystem
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