The Arabian Sea primarily borders the continent of Asia. It lies to the southwest of the Indian subcontinent and to the west of the Arabian Peninsula. The sea plays a significant role in regional climate and trade.
The Arabian Sea is bounded by several countries, including India to the east, Pakistan to the north, Yemen and Oman to the southwest, and Somalia to the southeast. Its strategic location connects the Middle East and the Indian Subcontinent, making it an important maritime route for shipping and trade.