Lattafa Queen of Arabia is a sweet, creamy floral-oriental that opens on coconut and salt, moves into heliotrope and sandalwood, and settles on vanilla and amber. It costs £34.99 for 100ml here, is sold as a women’s fragrance in the Lattafa Pride range, and is popular with people who like coconut and vanilla scents. This UK guide covers the notes, how it wears, who it suits and who should skip it.
Written by the Arabic Perfumery team from the product listing, published note lists and customer reviews, and last reviewed in November 2026. We sell Lattafa, so we have said who should look elsewhere. Wear-time comments are customer impressions, not laboratory tests, and we have not tested this bottle ourselves.
What does Lattafa Queen of Arabia smell like?
Queen of Arabia smells like salted coconut over warm vanilla. The brand’s own site and Notino both list coconut and salt on top, heliotrope and sandalwood in the heart, and vanilla and amber in the base. Some other retailers show different note lists, including pink pepper, saffron and jasmine, so we have gone with the set the brand itself publishes.
The salt stops the coconut turning sugary, heliotrope adds a soft almond-like powderiness, and the sandalwood and amber give it a creamy, woody finish. Parfumo describes it as woody-sweet and notes that it is noticeable without being loud.
Lattafa Queen of Arabia notes at a glance
Detail
Information
Top notes
Coconut, salt
Heart notes
Heliotrope, sandalwood
Base notes
Vanilla, amber
Style
Sweet, creamy, floral-oriental
Sold as
Women’s fragrance
Concentration and size
Eau de Parfum, 100ml
Price at Arabic Perfumery
£34.99 (checked 7 November 2026)
Who should wear Lattafa Queen of Arabia?
It suits people who like coconut, vanilla and creamy woods, and want a soft, comforting scent for evenings and special occasions. Retail descriptions place it in evening wear, and the vanilla and amber base lean towards winter. For other sweet options see our Lattafa Victoria review and Petra vs Petra Viola comparison.
Who should skip it
If you dislike coconut or sweet vanilla, Queen of Arabia will not be for you.
If you want a fresh or dry scent, look elsewhere in our Fresh and Aquatic range.
If you want a dark, smoky scent, our Lattafa oud guide is a better start.
How long does it last?
We have not measured it. Parfumo lists its longevity as above average, but that is a user rating, not a test. Spray moisturised skin for the best chance of a long wear, and see our Lattafa performance table and longevity tips.
Buying guide: what to check before you buy
Queen of Arabia is £34.99 for 100ml, about 35p per ml.
Test it on skin and wait twenty minutes, because the vanilla and amber show late.
It is sold as a women’s fragrance, but the notes are not gender-specific, so choose on taste.
Be careful with names. Lattafa also sells Queen of Roses, a different fragrance, so check the product page before ordering.
If you are unsure about coconut, try a sample first with our samples guide.
