Red Sea Global (RSG), the developer behind Saudi Arabia’s pioneering regenerative tourism projects, has announced the upcoming opening of AMAALA Triple Bay, a transformative new destination along the Kingdom’s north-western coast. The announcement was made during the inaugural TOURISE Summit, marking a defining moment in Saudi Arabia’s journey toward becoming a global hub for wellness and sustainable luxury travel.
Nestled between the Hijaz Mountains and the Red Sea, AMAALA spans three pristine natural bays and embodies the Arabic word for “hope.” Designed as a world-class coastal retreat centered on wellness, rejuvenation, and discovery, the destination blends modern luxury with the Kingdom’s centuries-old traditions of retreat, renewal, and connection.
“AMAALA is the new home for wellness in the world,” said John Pagano, Group CEO of Red Sea Global. “It offers guests and residents the opportunity to live longer and better—whether through serene retreats or sea-soaked adventures—rooted in the spirit of Saudi heritage.”
A new benchmark for luxury and wellness
The first phase of AMAALA’s launch will introduce six exceptional resorts, a yacht club, a marine life institute, and a state-of-the-art marina. The Wellness Route, a five-kilometer linear park connecting the properties through untouched landscapes, will also open soon, linking wellness experiences with nature at every step.
Among the first resorts to open are:
Equinox Resort and Residences AMAALA – With 128 guest rooms, suites, and penthouses, plus 21 branded residences, the resort will redefine performance-driven luxury through cutting-edge wellness amenities such as a magnesium vitality pool, subterranean spa grotto, hyperbaric chambers, and personalized IV therapies.
Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA at Triple Bay – A sanctuary of lush greenery, cascading water features, and refined design offering 202 keys, 25 residences, six dining outlets, and a Discovery Centre for curated cultural experiences.
Nammos Resort and Residences AMAALA – A vibrant social and wellness escape with 110 rooms, 20 apartments, and exclusive venues including Ilios Bar and the Nammos Restaurant on a private island.
Rosewood AMAALA – Featuring 110 rooms, 26 private residences, and distinct zones for families, couples, and spa retreats. The Asaya Spa will offer tradition-inspired treatments, holistic programs, and mindful cuisine.
Six Senses AMAALA – With 100 pool villas and 25 branded residences, this property will bring Six Senses’ signature approach to holistic living, offering personalized journeys, biohacking therapies, and programs for sleep, detox, and longevity.
Destination highlights
At the heart of the new destination is the AMAALA Yacht Club, poised to become one of the world’s leading yachting centers. It will host major global events such as the Grand Finale of The Ocean Race in 2027 and feature a sailing academy to nurture new maritime talent.
Another landmark attraction, Corallium, will celebrate the beauty and biodiversity of the Red Sea through immersive exhibits, marine displays, and conservation storytelling designed to inspire ocean protection.
The AMAALA Hotel, operated by Red Sea Global, will open at the Staff Village, offering 144 rooms, a Levantine restaurant, a Mediterranean beach club, and a casual snack bar for residents and visitors alike.
Driving Vision 2030 forward
As part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, AMAALA is expected to generate up to 50,000 new jobs and contribute SAR 11 billion (USD 3 billion) to the Kingdom’s GDP once completed. RSG has already invested SAR 51.04 billion into Phase One, which will ultimately include nine resorts and more than 1,600 keys. The next wave of openings will feature Clinique La Prairie Health Resort, Jayasom Wellness Resort, and The Ritz-Carlton Resort, all set to debut in the coming months.
With its fusion of regenerative design, wellness innovation, and natural splendor, AMAALA Triple Bay represents the next chapter in Saudi Arabia’s evolution as a global destination for luxury and longevity.
