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For anyone considering a trip to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea resort, 2024 looks to be a historic year. In 2023, Six Senses Southern Dunes and St. Regis The Red Sea Resort opened with great success. This year, there will be a plethora of new, opulent resorts and exclusive experiences launching.

The first establishment on the list is Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, which is scheduled to open for business on May 26, 2024. Tucked away on the scenic Ummahat Islands, this resort is one of only six Ritz-Carlton Reserves globally. Anticipate unmatched snorkelling and diving experiences in some of the purest seas on Earth for upcoming visitors.

Furthermore, Shebara Resort is getting ready for its much-anticipated debut early next year. With a reef drop-off of 30 to 40 metres, it is a diver’s paradise and the ideal place for those who are itching to explore the colourful underwater world. With its stainless steel villas, the resort’s design reflects the captivating hues of the sky and water, guaranteeing a smooth transition between luxury and environment.

Another treasure, Desert Rock Resort, will open for business in 2024. It offers a posh and exclusive stay because there are just 60 rooms. Secluded accommodations include rooms tucked away in the rock face or within a cleft in the mountain, providing an unmatched sense of closeness to the natural world.

The creative developer behind these projects, Red water Global, is also launching Akun, Galaxea, and WAMA, its subsidiary brands, each of which offers unique experiences on land and in the water. Visitors of all ages and interests will find something they like doing, whether it’s sailing, snorkelling in coral-rich seas, going on desert safaris, or touring historical monuments.

Red Sea Global revealed its Coral Commitment” during COP28 in Dubai, pledging to preserve and replenish the diverse coral ecosystems of the Red Sea as part of its commitment to environmental protection. The Red Sea location is expected to offer a diverse and engaging vacation experience by 2030 with 50 resorts, opulent marinas, golf courses, and much more spread across 22 islands.