Biohacking, mangroves and a Watsu pool: Six Senses opens at AMAALA

The second resort to open at AMAALA Triple Bay brings a Longevity Centre, Biohacking Recovery Lounge and six dining venues to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast

Six Senses AMAALA has opened on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast, becoming the second resort to welcome guests at AMAALA Triple Bay as Red Sea Global continues to build out what it describes as the world’s most comprehensive wellness destination.

The beachfront resort began receiving guests in mid-July 2026. Drawing on traditional Saudi coastal architecture, the property sits within a landscape of beaches, mangroves and desert mountains, with spaces opening naturally onto the surrounding terrain. Its 100 suites and villas and 25 branded residences are designed to reflect the character of traditional Saudi coastal communities.

“Every partner we bring into our portfolio is selected because they share our long-term vision of luxury travel with regeneration for people and planet at its centre,” said John Pagano, Group CEO at Red Sea Global. “Six Senses has built a global reputation for wellness experiences rooted in nature, sustainability, and local culture, making it a natural fit for AMAALA.”

The opening marks the second collaboration between Red Sea Global and Six Senses, following Six Senses Southern Dunes, The Red Sea, which opened in 2023.

The Six Senses Spa leads with a dedicated Longevity Centre, pairing advanced technologies with holistic treatments. Facilities include a Biohacking Recovery Lounge, Watsu pool, sound dome and thermal areas, with tailored wellness programs available across the stay.

Three signature restaurants, an artisan bakery, a coffee roastery and a cooking school make up the food and beverage offering, all guided by Six Senses’ wellbeing philosophy and locally inspired produce.

A mangrove lagoon sits at the centre of the resort, supported by the Earth Lab and a Junior Mangrove Ecologist program through which guests can engage directly with the surrounding ecosystem. Six Senses AMAALA also provides direct access to AMAALA’s wider infrastructure – the Corallium Marine Life Institute, the AMAALA Yacht Club, marine adventures and desert activities.

Six further resorts are scheduled to open at AMAALA Triple Bay through 2026. Upon completion the destination will hold more than 1,600 hotel rooms across nine resorts, alongside branded residences, wellness facilities, marinas, retail and dining. Luxury properties will include Clinique La Prairie Health Resort and Jayasom Wellness Resort, while residences will also open under the Rosewood banner.

The resort forms part of Red Sea Global’s broader mandate to advance Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 through regenerative tourism, economic diversification and employment creation.

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