In 2025, Saudi Arabia will unveil the first phase of its landmark ultra-luxury tourism project — Amaala, located on the pristine coastline of the Red Sea. This initial rollout includes eight exclusive resort destinations, combining world-class hospitality, wellness, and sustainable innovation in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.
A New Standard for Sustainable Luxury
Developed by Red Sea Global, Amaala spans over 4,000 square kilometers in the northwestern region of Saudi Arabia. The project is designed as a global benchmark for high-end sustainable tourism, with all infrastructure powered entirely by renewable energy. Amaala is committed to achieving zero carbon emissions and aims for a 30% net-positive environmental impact by 2040, setting a new paradigm in responsible luxury travel.
Eight Distinctive Resorts Opening in 2025
Each of the eight destinations offers a unique experience tailored to different aspects of wellness, luxury, and lifestyle:
- Clinique La Prairie Health Resort – A flagship medical and longevity-focused wellness destination offering regenerative treatments and personalized health programs.
- Jayasom Wellness Resort – A holistic retreat focused on nutrition, fitness, mental well-being, and nature-based therapies.
- Rosewood Amaala – A refined, service-driven resort known for personalized luxury and serene sophistication.
- Six Senses Amaala – An eco-conscious property inspired by traditional coastal villages, promoting harmony with nature and minimalist design.
- Equinox Resort Amaala – A contemporary, fitness-centric luxury resort for those seeking active wellness and elite performance.
- Four Seasons Resort and Residences Amaala – A lush sanctuary featuring both hotel suites and private branded residences amidst landscaped gardens and lagoons.
- The Ritz-Carlton Amaala – Combining the legendary Ritz-Carlton service with curated cultural and recreational offerings.
- Nammos Resort Amaala – A stylish, Mediterranean-inspired beach resort blending Greek elegance with Saudi hospitality and a vibrant culinary scene.
Infrastructure and Environmental Vision
Beyond the resorts, Amaala is developing an integrated lifestyle ecosystem that includes:
- Marina Village – A vibrant waterfront center offering dining, art galleries, retail boutiques, and social spaces.
- Amaala Yacht Club – A superyacht marina and lifestyle hub designed to rival the world’s most elite yachting destinations.
- Corallium Marine Life Institute – A marine research and conservation center committed to preserving local ecosystems, including coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrasses.
The project emphasizes eco-friendly construction, circular resource use, and full compliance with international sustainability certifications.
Economic and Social Impact
Amaala plays a critical role in the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 plan to diversify the economy and reduce its dependence on oil. The project is expected to create up to 50,000 direct and indirect jobs and contribute over SAR 11 billion to Saudi Arabia’s GDP. It is positioned to attract affluent tourists from the Gulf region, Europe, Asia, and North America, enhancing Saudi Arabia’s profile as a premier destination for global luxury tourism.
Looking Ahead
Following the 2025 debut, Amaala will continue to expand, ultimately featuring 29 luxury hotels with more than 3,800 rooms, 1,200 branded residences, upscale retail districts, fine dining experiences, cultural venues, wellness facilities, and recreational attractions. The long-term vision is to create a self-sustaining, smart tourism destination that prioritizes guest wellness, environmental stewardship, and cultural enrichment.
Conclusion
Amaala is more than a tourism development — it is a bold expression of Saudi Arabia’s transformation. By combining regenerative design, environmental responsibility, and exceptional hospitality, Amaala sets a new benchmark for ultra-luxury travel. The launch of eight world-class resorts in 2025 will mark a pivotal milestone for the Red Sea region and redefine how the world experiences sustainable opulence.
