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Welcome to The Red Sea
The Red Sea is a pioneering luxury regenerative tourism destination situated on the west coast of Saudi Arabia. One of the world’s last true hidden treasures, The Red Sea is surrounded by the world's fourth-largest barrier reef system and spans over 28,000-square-kilometer with an archipelago of more than 90 untouched island, dormant volcanos, sweeping desert dunes, mountain canyons and historical and cultural sites.
The Red Sea will be ready to welcome the first guests in early 2023.
The Red Sea will be ready to welcome the first guests in early 2023.
LOCATION
Globally accessible
The Red Sea is 500km north of Jeddah, between the Saudi towns of AlWajh and Umluj. With its own dedicated Red Sea International Airport (RSI), The Red Sea will be easily accessible to visitors from around the world. And at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa, 250 million people will be within three hours flying time.
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flying time for 250 million people
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Discover the untouched islands, where world-class resorts meld effortlessly with unspoiled nature.
Discover mountain ranges, dormant volcanoes and sweeping deserts.
Discover a wealth of memorable experiences that will stay with you forever.
Discover one of the world’s largest barrier reefs, home to dolphins, turtles and thriving coral.
Discover one of the world’s last hidden treasures, rich in culture and steeped in history.
EXPERIENCE
Discover experiences you’ve never had before
Our landscapes are as varied as they are breathtaking, The Red Sea is a crossroad of land and sea where the rich history of exploration and wonder is lived as much as it is made. A cultural backdrop of natural simplicity providing enriching escapes with boutique twist, served up as a smorgasbord of adventure and exploration: secret spots, hidden gems, and unforgettable moments.
Marine
• Marine life diving • Coral Ranching• Heritage Diving
Adventure
• Dive • Above and Below Water Adventure • Crystal Kayak • Volcano Experience • Wild Adventure & Discovery
Sport
• Sailing • Natural Power Sports
Culinary
• Fireside Dinner • Red Sea to Table• Remote Island Picnic • Sunset Fire
Culture & Heritage
• Live performances and shows• Stargazing • Storytelling and folklore
• Cultural Expeditions
Flora & Fauna
• Bird Watching • Mangrove restoration
Developing just 22 of the islands to avoid disturbing critical habitats
Having 9 islands designated as special conservation zones
Capping visitors at 1 million per year by 2030 in line with our sustainability ambitions
Banning single-use plastics once fully operational
Powered by 100% renewable energy with no connection to national grid
Zero carbon footprint
A uniquely diverse destination
In 2024, The Red Sea will be ready to welcome 300,000 guests in line with the completion of 16 hotels with 3,000 rooms across five islands and two inland sites. By 2030, The Red Sea is expected host one million visitor each year.
Islands Developed
Inland Sites
Hotels
Rooms
Residential Properties
International Airport
STAY
Renowned
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FAQ
Getting here
A: The Red Sea is situated on the west coast of Saudi Arabia. The destination is within a three-hour flight reaching 250 million people and an eight-hour flight reaching 80% of the world population.
A: The Red Sea is a pioneering luxury regenerative tourism destination that aims to offer indulgent experiences, seamlessly customized to the unique needs of each visitor.
A: The destination is located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa, 250 million people will be within three hours flying time.
In 2023 The Red Sea International Airport will be opened and is planned to serve estimated one million tourists per year by 2030 and a peak of 900 passengers per hour.
In 2023 The Red Sea International Airport will be opened and is planned to serve estimated one million tourists per year by 2030 and a peak of 900 passengers per hour.
A: The Red Sea will provide visitors with electric sustainable vehicles inside the destination. Seaplanes, boats and helicopters will be used to transport visitors from the airport to the resorts. Visitors will also be able to rent yachts to cruise around the islands.
A: All properties at The Red Sea will be 5-stars luxury properties.
A: With year-round sunshine, sparkly beaches, fascinating mountains and desert, spectacular wildlife, and activities to suit all interests, The Red Sea is a great family destination that offers a variety of activities fit for all age groups. It surely has lot to offer when it comes to family experiences.
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Get in touch
For more information about The Red Sea and to explore opportunities, please email us by using the link below.