Work backwards from the confirmed ending
A coastal trip can begin with a clear Jeddah Airport arrival and still have an uncertain ending. Before arranging the final vehicle journey, decide whether you will travel directly to the departure airport or spend a final night at a Jeddah property.
Use the actual confirmed travel and accommodation arrangements. This article does not establish how much time any particular airport process requires or guarantee that a same-day connection is suitable. Those decisions need current information relevant to your own itinerary.
Compare the complete final stages
A hotel-night version contains a journey to that property and a later airport movement. A direct version ends at the airport. Compare those full sequences rather than treating a return to Jeddah as one generic transfer in both cases.
If you want a city visit during the final stay, give it a separate purpose and destination. The journey from the coast to accommodation should not become an assumed period of open-ended city use. Any additional vehicle arrangement needs to be explicit.
Avoid carrying an old endpoint forward
Your last pickup may be from a different hotel or destination than originally planned. Check the final confirmed property rather than copying the arrival journey in reverse. A change of base can affect the last road stage even when the departure airport stays the same.
Keep one short overview showing the final accommodation, any agreed visit and the airport endpoint. That makes it easier to see which journeys are confirmed and which remain to be arranged.
The best ending is the one that matches your actual travel plan. Once the final base is chosen, the vehicle request can be assessed as a defined journey without an unstated overnight stay or a missing airport transfer.