Red Sea Global (RSG), a closed joint-stock company wholly owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), has partnered with Four Seasons to create a new luxury wellness resort and private residences at Triple Bay AMAALA.
Being developed by RSG in phases, the AMAALA is an ultra-luxury and wellness destination located along the Red Sea’s northwestern coast in Saudi Arabia.
The planned Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA at Triple Bay is set to feature 220 rooms, suites, and villas, alongside 26 branded residential villas.
Besides catering to fitness enthusiasts, the resort will offer a luxury spa and a range of outdoor activities.
It will also include six dining outlets, event spaces, a children's programme, and a Discovery Centre to allow guests and residents to learn about the local surroundings.
Designed by architects U+A, the property will blend traditional architecture with contemporary design style, providing guests with views of the Hijazi Mountains and the Red Sea.
Red Sea Global group CEO John Pagano said: “AMAALA is creating a new category of coastal lifestyle with regeneration and wellness at its core.
“With uninterrupted views of the Hijaz Cove, Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA at Triple Bay is designed to allow guests and residents to get back to nature, recharging their mind, body, and soul.”
Among the additional amenities to be provided by the resort include lush landscapes, a range of outdoor spaces, Sleep Concierge service and a 5,920ft² ballroom with an event lawn.
Four Seasons global business development, portfolio management and residential president Bart Carnahan said: “Our new Resort and Residences in AMAALA at Triple Bay will perfectly complement Four Seasons's growing collection of properties within the Kingdom’s dynamic destinations, and marks our second collaboration with Red Sea Global.”
The first phase of AMAALA development is planned for completion by 2025.
By next year, the AMAALA project will offer 1,300 hotel rooms across eight resorts, with a further 3,000 rooms provided by 25 hotels, including 900 villas, apartments, and homes, to be finished by 2027.
It will also feature high-end retail establishments, fine dining, wellness, and recreational facilities, among others.
Last month, Red Sea Global closed a SR2bn ($522m) debt financing agreement with Riyad Bank for the development of the proposed Four Seasons Resort at The Red Sea destination.
