The Red Sea project in Saudi Arabia promises to be a cutting-edge tourism and entertainment hub, aligning with the nation's future vision for 2030. It boasts a collection of upscale developments aimed at providing visitors with a truly unique and sustainable experience. Luxury hotels and resorts are planned to be strategically placed across several natural islands along the northwestern coast of Saudi Arabia, each showcasing its own distinctive natural beauty.
One of the standout luxury developments is the Nojoomah Ritz-Carlton Resort, situated on Umm Island along the picturesque northwest coast of the Red Sea. Nestled among a cluster of islands renowned for their stunning natural beauty, this tourist haven is the result of collaboration between Marriott International Group and the Red Sea Company, spearheading international development efforts.
The Nujoma Reserve in the Red Sea is set to become the newest addition to the prestigious Ritz-Carlton World Series of reserves, alongside locations in Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. This will mark the sixth reserve globally and the first in the Middle East, with the resort slated to welcome visitors for the first time in 2024.
The resort consists of 63 villas with options ranging from one-bedroom to four-bedroom, each featuring unique designs floating above the sea and some on the beach. Additionally, there are 18 apartments, bringing the total number of hotel units in the resort to 82.
The resort presents a unique chance to foster human connection away from the fast-paced life of modern cities, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in diverse cultures and societies. Serving as a luxurious sanctuary, it provides guests with an opulent and secluded ambiance, abundant with various experiences, activities, and entertainment options. Additionally, the resort boasts five-star amenities and services, including a spa centre, swimming pools, shops, and several restaurants.