Saudi Arabia has taken steps into high-end tourism by launching Rosewood AMAALA, a new luxury resort at the ambitious Triple Bay project located on the northwestern coast of the Red Sea. The resort blends luxury accommodations with wellness and leisure opportunities, beautiful seaside views, and sustainable approach to tourism.
Rosewood AMAALA is the third resort opened at the Triple Bay project after the opening of Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA in June and Six Senses AMAALA in July. The introduction of international luxury brands is part of Saudi Arabia’s efforts to create world-class tourism sites on the Red Sea coast.
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Located between the Red Sea shoreline and the mountains of Tabuk, Rosewood AMAALA has been designed to blend naturally with its surroundings. The resort covers around 40 hectares and features a low-density layout that focuses on privacy, space and connection with nature.
The property includes 110 accommodation units consisting of pavilions, suites and villas. Many residences feature private swimming pools, while additional shared pools and two natural rock pools along the coastline provide guests with unique leisure experiences.
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The resort also introduces Rosewood Residences AMAALA, offering 26 branded residences designed for extended stays and private ownership. These residences include three- to five-bedroom villas with interiors created to reflect modern luxury while maintaining a connection with the surrounding environment.
AMAALA is being developed as one of Saudi Arabia’s most ambitious tourism projects, focused on wellness, arts, culture and luxury experiences. Triple Bay represents the first major area within AMAALA to welcome visitors and is expected to become a flagship destination for international travellers seeking premium coastal escapes.
The opening of Rosewood AMAALA adds another internationally recognised hospitality brand to the destination. Alongside Four Seasons and Six Senses, the resort creates a diverse luxury offering designed to attract travellers looking for relaxation, health-focused experiences and exclusive stays.
The wider Triple Bay development will continue expanding with additional resorts, branded residences, wellness facilities, a marina, retail areas, destination restaurants and the Corallium marine life experiential institute.
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Wellbeing forms the heart of the Rosewood AMAALA experience through the brand’s Asaya wellness concept. The resort features a 2,100-square-metre wellness facility designed to provide guests with physical, mental and emotional wellness programmes.
The spa includes six treatment rooms, a double treatment suite, private hammam facilities, sauna and steam areas, as well as two fitness centres equipped with advanced training technology.
Guests can also access yoga studios, movement spaces and personalised wellness programmes developed around the natural surroundings of the Red Sea coast.
The resort offers experiences such as guided breathing sessions, sound-based relaxation activities, outdoor fitness programmes and daily reflection sessions designed to encourage mindfulness and restoration.
For families, Rosewood AMAALA provides the Rosewood Explorers programme, creating activities and experiences for younger travellers while allowing families to enjoy a balanced luxury holiday.
Rosewood AMAALA introduces eight food and beverage concepts designed around international flavours and regional influences.
Guests can enjoy Middle Eastern-inspired dining at Saha, Mediterranean cuisine at Olea and live-fire cooking experiences at The Grill Bar & Restaurant. The resort also offers coastal dining at Puro Cove Club and wellness-focused refreshments at Asaya Lounge.
The dining spaces aim to provide travellers with a combination of luxury gastronomy, local inspiration and relaxed coastal experiences.
Beyond accommodation and restaurants, the resort’s location provides access to the natural beauty of the Red Sea, including marine environments, mountain landscapes and outdoor activities.
Sustainability remains a central part of the AMAALA development strategy. Rosewood AMAALA has been planned as part of a destination designed to operate entirely through solar energy.
The wider AMAALA project is also targeting a 30 percent net conservation gain by 2040, supporting Saudi Arabia’s efforts to protect natural ecosystems while expanding tourism infrastructure.
The development approach focuses on balancing luxury tourism growth with environmental protection, renewable energy use and responsible destination management.
Rosewood AMAALA has started to accept bookings for tourism and wellness seekers to experience an exclusive getaway at the Red Sea Coast in Saudi Arabia.
The guests can expect luxurious accommodation, personalized wellness plans, and exceptional food quality in addition to the beautiful coasts.
While planning their vacations, guests should take into consideration that AMAALA is still in the process of development and some facilities will open in phases.
International tourists should also familiarize themselves with the latest entry regulations and visa requirements at the time of their trip.
The resort is expected to attract rich travelers, wellness lovers, families, and eco-tourists who want to check the newly opened Red Sea area.
With Rosewood AMAALA joining the chain of resorts on Triple Bay, Saudi Arabia strengthens its position as a top destination for wealthy tourists all around the world.
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