Amaala steps into the spotlight with six major hotel openings

Six Senses Amaala, Four Seasons Resort and Residences Amaala, Jayasom Amaala, Rosewood Amaala, Nammos Amaala, and Equinox Fitness Resort Amaala will collectively introduce a new era of luxury, wellness, and regenerative tourism to The Red Sea, offering travellers the opportunity to be among the first to experience this emerging coastal destination.

As international travel to Saudi continues to grow, these six openings offer destinations from wellness retreats and luxury resorts to untouched bays, mangrove-lined shores, and immersive experiences rooted in nature and place. 

Six Senses Amaala

Six Senses Amaala | Image credit: Amaala

Set within the striking landscapes of Triple Bay, Six Senses Amaala welcomes its first guests this summer, combining barefoot luxury, wellness and nature in one of the Red Sea’s most spectacular coastal settings.

Inspired by traditional Saudi coastal villages, the resort features 100 suites and villas overlooking secluded coves, mangroves and turquoise waters, creating a retreat designed for complete relaxation and reconnection, alongside 25 branded residences.

The highlight of the resort is the Six Senses Spa and Longevity Centre, offering personalised wellness programmes, biohacking therapies, thermal facilities, sound healing, yoga, and holistic treatments. Dining is guided by the brand’s Eat With Six Senses philosophy, with venues including Joud Restaurant, Soraya Restaurant, Beach Shack Restaurant, and artisanal bakery and coffee concepts. Whether seeking relaxation, adventure, or a deeper connection to nature, Six Senses Amaala offers a retreat.

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Amaala 

Four Seasons Amaala | Image credit: Amaala

Opened June 2026, the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Amaala marks the brand’s debut at The Red Sea and is among the first major openings at the destination, offering travellers an early opportunity to experience Amaala firsthand.

Set against views of the Hijaz Mountains, the resort blends palatial architecture with a strong focus on cultural wellness. With 202 sea-facing accommodations, including guestrooms, suites, villas, and private residences, it offers space to fully unwind. At its core is the Hyliaa Wellness & Spa, where personalised fitness and wellbeing programmes are designed to help guests reset in a serene coastal setting.

Jayasom Amaala

Jayasom Amaala | Image credit: Amaala

Opening Summer 2026, Jayasom Amaala will debut later this summer as the brand’s flagship wellbeing destination in the region, bringing its internationally recognised approach to integrated wellbeing to The Red Sea.

Guests looking for a personal reset can benefit from tailored fitness and sleep programmes. Jayasom Amaala will set new benchmarks for integrated wellness, where nature, science, and mindful living come together in perfect balance. The immersive arts and culture workshops inspired by Saudi heritage, farming traditions, and natural healing practices bring a real sense of place to the experience, blending culture and holistic health in a way that feels rooted in Saudi.

Rosewood Amaala

Rosewood Amaala | Image credit: Amaala

Opening Summer 2026, Rosewood Amaala introduces a secluded retreat focused on wellbeing, nature and meaningful connection to place. One of its most distinctive features is the arrival experience, with guests transported to the property via private Red Sea electric vehicles or by boat through the marina.

With 110 guestrooms and suites alongside 26 branded residences, the resort offers plenty of space to unwind. A standout feature is the Arabian Apothecary at Asaya, where guests can create bespoke healing blends from regional botanical oils and herbs. Rosewood brings a unique concept to Saudi, where guided breathwork, sound bath experiences, and a daily Sukūn Hour invite guests to share moments of stillness, reflection, and renewal.

Nammos Amaala

Opening Summer 2026, Nammos Amaala is the first international opening of the praised Greek lifestyle brand, showcasing its signature Mykonian spirit to Saudi. With beachfront residences, elevated culinary experiences and bespoke wellness offerings, the property will feature 110 guestrooms and suites, including private bungalows and a signature cliff villa. Guests will have access to multiple dining concepts, including the resort’s signature dining destination, Nammos Restaurant, alongside Nalu Restaurant and Sky Bar, Ilios Restaurant, and Ilios Bar.

Alongside dedicated wellness facilities and Children’s Club, outdoor experiences such as the Golf Club and Academy, the Collarium Marine Life Institute, and the Equestrian Club create a distinctive blend of leisure, lifestyle, and outdoor experiences. Designed to seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor living, Nammos Amaala offers an elevated coastal escape for couples, families and groups alike.

Equinox Fitness Resort Amaala

Equinox Fitness Resort Amaala | Image credit: Amaala

Opening Summer 2026, Equinox Fitness Resort Amaala will be the brand’s first-ever destination resort, bringing its performance-led approach to fitness, recovery, and wellbeing to The Red Sea.

This resort will feature 126 guestrooms and suites, two luxury penthouses, and 21 residences. It will also boast world-class training gyms, holistic spa and wellness facilities, with the option to select tailored fitness programmes crafted by health experts.

Nutrition is equally central to the guest journey, with dining concepts built around seasonal ingredients and a science-led approach to health and longevity. As an adults-only resort, Equinox offers a focused environment where fitness, recovery, and wellbeing are central to the guest experience.

With six major resorts opening this summer, Amaala offers travellers a new way to experience Saudi’s Red Sea coast. Whether combined with a stay in AlUla, Riyadh, or Jeddah, the destination adds a new dimension to a Saudi itinerary, bringing together luxury hospitality, wellness, nature, and coastal experiences within a single journey.

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