Unveiling Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Resorts: A Guide to Luxurious Escapes
The Red Sea Project is a transformative venture in Saudi Arabia, destined to redefine luxury and eco-tourism. With its pristine beaches, dramatic landscapes, and commitment to sustainability, this megaproject promises an unparalleled escape for travelers. As venues prepare to open, here’s everything you need to know about the confirmed resorts in this breathtaking destination.
Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve Nujuma is the first Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Saudi and only the fifth worldwide. Nestled on a private island within the Red Sea’s Blue Hole cluster, this resort offers 63 one to four-bedroom overwater and beach villas. Guests can indulge in the resort’s spa, pools, and restaurants, all while being surrounded by untouched natural beauty, carefully integrated into the environment.
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Six Senses Southern Dunes Focused on wellness and eco-tourism, Six Senses Southern Dunes offers 76 rooms with stunning views of desert mountains and wadis. The heart of the resort is the Oasis, inspired by a desert flower, featuring an Earth Lab that showcases the resort’s sustainability initiatives. Guests can enjoy a holistic anti-aging center, outdoor swimming pool, and various dining options, including a chef’s table and cooking school.
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The St. Regis Red Sea Resort As the first island resort in the development, The St. Regis Red Sea Resort offers a high-end experience with 90 villas, two pools, a fitness center, a spa, and a kids’ club. Located on the Ummahat Islands, the resort is accessible via seaplane or speedboat and features diverse dining options, including Middle Eastern and Japanese cuisines.
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Clinique La Prairie Anchored around longevity, Clinique La Prairie is the first resort announced for Amaala on the Red Sea. The resort’s central plaza symbolizes its focus on wellness, with distinct areas dedicated to medical care, nutrition, movement, and well-being. Guests can enjoy activities such as juice bars, cooking schools, private training rooms, cryo chambers, a beach club, and an on-site museum.
Desert Rock Resort Set within desert cliffs, Desert Rock Resort offers a unique blend of luxury and nature. With 48 villas, 12 rooms, a fitness center, lagoon oasis, and restaurants, this resort is designed to preserve the environment. The rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, private pools, and modern furnishings, providing an immersive desert experience.
Equinox Resort Amaala Equinox Resort Amaala, part of the Amaala Marina Village, will offer 128 rooms, including two luxurious penthouses. The resort features a top-notch spa, a magnesium salt rooftop pool, and the signature Equinox Fitness Club. Guests can also enjoy a Beach Club, designed for ultimate relaxation.
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Amaala at Triple Bay The Four Seasons Resort at Triple Bay will offer 220 rooms, suites, and villas, along with 26 branded residential villas. The resort features a luxury spa, six dining outlets, meeting spaces, and a Discovery Centre for guests to explore the local surroundings. The pristine setting and world-class amenities promise an unforgettable stay.
Jayasom Wellness Resort Jayasom Wellness Resort in Amaala will be a family-friendly destination focused on holistic health, fitness, and nutrition. The resort’s extensive facilities include wellness trails, a yoga pavilion, and multiple health-focused dining options, ensuring a rejuvenating experience for all.
Faena Red Sea Resort Faena Red Sea Resort, located on Shura Island, is set to open in late 2024. Known for its A-list appeal, the resort will offer 150 suites and villas, each with a private pool and ocean views. The venue includes six restaurants, a holistic healing house, a spa, an 18-hole golf course, a marina, a yacht club, and an exclusive nightlife venue, The Living Room.
Rosewood Amaala Rosewood Amaala, set against the stunning backdrop of the Hijazi mountains and the Red Sea, is committed to sustainability and conservation. The resort offers 110 rooms, 25 luxurious residences, fine dining options, two rock pools, a kids’ club, and the renowned Asaya Spa for holistic wellness treatments.
Four Seasons Sindalah Scheduled to open on Sindalah Island, the Four Seasons Sindalah will offer 225 guest rooms and suites, 52 villas, and exclusive presidential and royal villas. Designed by Luca Dini Design and Architecture, the resort blends elegance with modern luxury, featuring private pools, gyms, and yacht docks.
Future Gems
SLS Red Sea Opening in late 2024, SLS Red Sea spans 800,000 square feet and includes 150 rooms, 12 suites, and 15 villas. The resort will feature top-notch dining options, a Ciel Spa, a fitness center, and a pool, making it an ideal getaway for families.
Shebara Resort Shebara Resort, located on Shura Island, is a secluded haven accessible only by boat. Opening in summer 2024, the resort will offer 73 pod-like rooms, including overwater and beach villas. Guests can explore a nearby reef teeming with marine life or relax in the resort’s restaurant and spa.
Six Senses Amaala Six Senses Amaala, inspired by traditional coastal villages, will feature 64 rooms, six suites, 30 villas, and 25 branded residences. The resort’s northern side offers expansive beaches, while the southern side reveals natural rock pools and secluded beaches, leading to a private spa nestled within a cove.
The Red Sea Project is poised to become a premier destination for luxury and eco-tourism, offering a diverse range of experiences across its stunning resorts. Whether you’re seeking wellness, adventure, or relaxation, these Red Sea resorts promise an unforgettable escape.
Stay tuned for more updates as these incredible properties continue to unveil their unique offerings.
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