Nammos Resort AMAALA has officially opened its doors on the coastline of Triple Bay, marking the hospitality brand’s first dedicated destination hotel in Saudi Arabia. The property introduces a full resort format on the northwestern coast, integrating accommodation, dining, wellness facilities, and marine activities within the regenerative tourism development managed by Red Sea Global.
The project forms part of the wider development strategy shaping the Kingdom’s business and investment sectors. Carolyn Turnbull, Chief Executive Officer of Nammos Hotels and Resorts, said: “Today is much more than the opening of a hotel. It is the beginning of an entirely new chapter for Nammos. We have taken everything people know and love about the brand, its sense of occasion, exceptional hospitality, unforgettable dining and unmistakable energy, and reimagined it as a complete resort experience.”
Accommodation and Architecture
The resort features 110 rooms, suites, and villas, alongside 20 branded residential units. Designed with expansive outdoor terraces and natural materials, the structures offer open views across the Red Sea. In addition, the architectural style blends local Saudi design elements with Mediterranean influences inspired by the Cyclades islands.
Dining Concepts at Nammos Resort AMAALA
The central culinary venue is the Nammos Restaurant, located on its own private island accessible via a boardwalk and jetty. The venue includes an infinity pool, private cabanas, and panoramic sea views. Furthermore, the property hosts Nalu Restaurant, which serves Latin American dishes combined with Asian culinary influences, as well as Ilios Restaurant and Lounge, which focuses on Mediterranean cuisine and evening dining.
Wellness and Recreation Facilities
Guest services include a dedicated spa facility, movement studios, watersports equipment, and guided marine excursions. Families have access to nature activities and supervised children programs. Visitors can also explore mountain trails for hiking, cycling, and running along the bay.
Sustainability and Destination Growth
The resort operates within AMAALA, an ultra luxury destination spanning more than 4,000 square kilometers. By 2026, the destination will offer over 1,400 hotel rooms across eight separate resorts, expanding to 3,000 rooms upon full completion. Red Sea Global confirmed the entire destination will run on 100 percent renewable energy, aiming to prevent nearly 500,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually. Following this opening, parent entity ADMO Lifestyle Holding plans further international properties in Montenegro, the Maldives, Egypt, and the United Kingdom.
