TABUK — Red Sea Global (RSG) has officially launched its second flagship destination, AMAALA, with the opening of Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA in Triple Bay — the first of nine world-class resorts scheduled to welcome guests this year.
RSG Group CEO John Pagano said the opening of the first resort at AMAALA marks a pivotal milestone in bringing the company’s vision to life.
“By delivering this world-class project on schedule, we demonstrate how regenerative development can combine economic ambition with tangible environmental and social impact, while reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s position as a leading global destination for luxury wellness and wellbeing,” Pagano said.
Located along Saudi Arabia’s northwestern coast overlooking the Red Sea, the destination is designed as a global hub for ultra-luxury wellness tourism, with well-being at the center of the guest experience.
Triple Bay is set to feature more than 1,600 hotel rooms across nine luxury resorts, alongside a waterfront village offering retail and fine dining, as well as attractions such as the AMAALA Yacht Club and Corallium Marine Life Institute.
Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA is the destination’s first resort and launch point for operations.
The resort features 202 guest rooms, suites, villas, and garden accommodations, all overlooking the Red Sea. It also includes 26 private Four Seasons-branded residences ranging from 552 to more than 1,000 square meters, each with a private swimming pool. The resort is powered entirely by renewable energy.
Inspired by the concept of “elegant beauty,” the Helia Wellness Center and Spa spans 2,095 square meters, alongside a 511-square-meter fitness center. Personalized wellness programs supervised by experts include sound therapy treatments and beachfront yoga sessions.
The resort also offers six dining venues, including MAA Social, specializing in Middle Eastern coastal cuisine, and The Rock, overlooking a private bay.
Family facilities include five swimming pools, a 900-meter private beach, the Kids For All Seasons program, and a dedicated technology club for teenagers.
For meetings and events, the resort features more than 1,000 square meters of flexible event space designed to host executive meetings, luxury weddings, international summits, and conferences.
The destination also offers experiences across Triple Bay, including private tours of Corallium Marine Life Institute, access to the AMAALA Yacht Club, and the marina village with its retail and dining offerings.
Source: Saudi Gazette