Red Sea Global (RSG) has announced the opening of Six Senses AMAALA, a new beachfront resort in the Triple Bay area of AMAALA in Saudi Arabia, with the luxury wellness destination set to welcome its first guests from mid-July.
The opening marks another milestone in the development of AMAALA, which is positioning itself as one of the world’s largest luxury wellness tourism destinations, combining high-end hospitality with regenerative tourism and nature-based experiences.
Six Senses AMAALA is the second resort developed through the partnership between Red Sea Global and the Six Senses brand, following the opening of Six Senses Southern Dunes at The Red Sea destination in 2023.
According to Red Sea Global, the resort’s architecture draws inspiration from Saudi Arabia’s traditional coastal design, blending with surrounding beaches, mangroves and desert mountains while offering panoramic views across the natural landscape.
John Pagano, Group CEO of Red Sea Global, said: “We are committed to selecting our partners with great care, based on their alignment with our long-term vision for luxury tourism, which places regenerative tourism at its core in service of both people and nature. With this opening, Six Senses further reinforces its global reputation for wellness experiences inspired by nature, sustainability, and local culture, making it an ideal partner for AMAALA. As the second Six Senses resort within our portfolio, this partnership embodies our commitment to delivering hospitality experiences rooted in quality and meticulous attention to detail, enriching the tourism landscape in the Kingdom.”
Six Senses expands Saudi portfolio
The resort features:
- 100 suites and villas
- 25 branded residences
- A signature Six Senses Spa
- An advanced longevity and vitality centre
- A recovery lounge based on biohacking technologies
- A Watsu pool
- A sound dome
- Thermal facilities
- Holistic wellness programmes combining advanced technologies with traditional therapies
Guests will also have access to three restaurants, an artisanal bakery, a coffee roastery and a cooking school offering cuisine inspired by the local environment.
At the centre of the resort is a mangrove lagoon supported by environmental initiatives including the Earth Lab and the Mini Mangrove World programme, allowing guests to explore the surrounding ecosystem through interactive experiences.
Visitors will also have direct access to AMAALA attractions including Corallium – the Marine Life Institute, the AMAALA Yacht Club, marine adventures, desert experiences and an expanding collection of retail and dining destinations. More
By Will Milner Arabian Business
