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Nammos Resort AMAALA Opens 110-Room Red Sea Property at Triple Bay

Red Sea Global launched the first Nammos Hotels & Resorts property globally, adding 110 accommodation units to Saudi Arabia's AMAALA development.

Contemporary resort buildings positioned along Red Sea coastline with natural terrainPhotograph by Emilio Sánchez Hernández on Pexels

Red Sea Global opened Nammos Resort AMAALA at Triple Bay in September 2026, delivering 110 accommodation units including rooms, suites, villas and 20 private residences. The property is the first resort hotel globally for Nammos Hotels & Resorts, which previously operated beach club and hospitality concepts in Greece. The opening was reported by eHotelier on 9 September 2026 and by Travel and Tour World on 20 September 2026.

110 Accommodation Units Across Rooms, Villas and Residences#

The resort delivered 110 accommodation units comprising rooms, suites, villas and pool bungalows. The property includes a Cliff Villa designed with elevated Red Sea views. Twenty private residences were delivered as part of the development, adding a branded residential component to the accommodation mix. The units were designed around ocean views and coastal access within the Triple Bay zone of AMAALA.

Triple Bay Location Within AMAALA Development#

The resort sits within Triple Bay, one of the main zones of AMAALA, a Red Sea coastal destination developed by Red Sea Global. AMAALA is being developed around art, wellness, marine activities and coastal tourism along Saudi Arabia's northwestern coastline. The development includes plans for additional resorts, a marina and a wellness centre. The Red Sea region holds coral reefs, islands and untouched coastline.

First Resort Hotel for Nammos Hotels & Resorts#

The opening marks the first resort hotel for Nammos Hotels & Resorts, which previously operated Mediterranean-inspired beach club and hospitality concepts. The property was developed to combine coastal relaxation, wellness and hospitality services with the marine environment of the Red Sea. The resort adds an international hospitality brand to the collection of properties planned for AMAALA. The accommodation and facilities connect the brand's Mediterranean hospitality model with the natural landscape of the Red Sea coastline.

Dining, Wellness and Guest Facilities Delivered#

The resort includes dining facilities, wellness facilities and guest services as part of its service offering. The property was designed to serve international leisure travellers seeking coastal destinations with hospitality services. The opening adds capacity for international visitors to the Red Sea tourism zone. The resort delivers dining, wellness and guest experiences at the Triple Bay location.

Sources2 sources across 2 domains

  1. insights.ehotelier.comeHotelierRed Sea Global unveiled Nammos Resort AMAALA as Nammos' first resort hotel globally, reported 9 September 2026
  2. travelandtourworld.comTravel and Tour WorldNammos Resort AMAALA opened with 110 rooms, suites, villas, 20 private residences and Cliff Villa at Triple Bay, reported 20 September 2026

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