Nammos Resort AMAALA has officially welcomed its first guests at Triple Bay on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast, marking the first resort hotel from the Nammos lifestyle brand.Located within Red Sea Global’s AMAALA destination, the opening marks a new phase for Nammos, which has expanded from its origins as a beach club in Mykonos into a resort combining hospitality, dining, wellbeing and design.Carolyn Turnbull, CEO of Nammos Hotels & 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. There is nowhere else in the world where Nammos could have made this leap quite like AMAALA, and we are incredibly proud to welcome our very first guests.”John Pagano, Group CEO of Red Sea Global, said, “Nammos Resort AMAALA strengthens the diversity of experiences available across the destination bringing the unmistakable energy and spirit of Mykonos to the Saudi Red Sea coast. As AMAALA continues to expand with each new opening, the addition of Nammos reinforces our ambition to establish one of the world’s leading luxury lifestyle and wellness destinations.”The resort features 110 rooms, suites and villas, along with 20 Nammos Residences. The accommodation has been designed with expansive terraces, natural materials and views across the Red Sea, combining contemporary Saudi influences with interiors inspired by the Cyclades.Nammos Restaurant forms the centrepiece of the resort’s dining offering and is located on a private island connected by a dedicated boardwalk and jetty. It features an infinity pool, private cabanas and sea views. Other dining venues include Nalu Restaurant, which combines Latin American cuisine with Asian influences, and Ilios Restaurant and Ilios Lounge, which focus on Mediterranean flavours and drinks.The resort’s wellness facilities include the Nammos Spa, fitness and movement studios, while guests can also access watersports, marine excursions and wellness programmes. Dedicated children’s experiences and nature-led activities are available for families.The property also offers butler services, with the resort positioning personalised service as part of the guest experience.As part of the wider AMAALA destination, guests can access attractions and experiences including the Corallium marine life institute, Yacht Club, beaches and coral reefs. Outdoor activities include hiking, biking, running and sailing.AMAALA is being developed as a regenerative tourism destination on the Red Sea and is planned to operate entirely on renewable energy upon completion.Nammos Hotels & Resorts is also developing new hotels and resorts in destinations including Montenegro, the Maldives and Egypt. The opening of Nammos Resort AMAALA marks the brand’s entry into the resort segment in the Middle East.
