A new luxury resort has officially opened at Amaala, one of the flagship destinations within the Red Sea tourism development, further strengthening the Kingdom’s position as a global destination for premium travel experiences.
The newly opened Four Seasons Amaala has begun accepting reservations at Triple Bay on the coast of Tabuk, offering visitors a blend of luxury hospitality, wellness, and sustainable tourism.
The resort represents another milestone in the ongoing development of world-class tourism destinations under Vision 2030.
Premium Accommodation and Guest Experiences
The resort features 202 guest rooms, suites, and garden villas designed to provide a high-end hospitality experience focused on comfort, privacy, and exceptional service.
Guests can also enjoy six open-air restaurants and lounges, along with a variety of family-friendly amenities and recreational facilities.
The destination combines luxury accommodation with unique natural surroundings on the Red Sea coast.
Wellness and Fitness at the Core
A major wellness center spanning more than 2,000 square meters forms a key part of the resort’s offerings, complemented by a modern fitness facility equipped with advanced technologies.
Specialized wellness, nutrition, and health programs are available under the supervision of professional experts.
The resort also includes five swimming pools and a range of facilities designed to support relaxation and wellbeing.
Yacht Club and Marina Lifestyle
Visitors can arrive by sea through the resort’s yacht club, providing an exclusive gateway to the destination.
A marina village featuring restaurants and retail outlets further enhances the guest experience and adds to the resort’s appeal as a luxury lifestyle destination.
The development aims to combine world-class hospitality with marine recreation and sustainable tourism.
Red Sea Project Continues Expansion
The Red Sea development is one of the Kingdom’s largest tourism projects and a central component of Vision 2030.
The destination spans approximately 28,000 square kilometers of coastline, mountains, and islands, and is expected to include dozens of luxury hotels and resorts.
The project is also projected to create around 70,000 jobs by 2030 while contributing significantly to economic diversification.
Powered Entirely by Renewable Energy
The Red Sea development operates using 100% renewable electricity supported by extensive solar energy infrastructure and large-scale battery storage systems.
The opening of Four Seasons Amaala marks another important step in establishing the Kingdom as a leading global destination for luxury and sustainable tourism.
