Nammos Makes Its Resort Debut on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Coast
A new era for Nammos begins as the world's first Nammos resort hotel opens its doors, bringing the Mediterranean's most iconic beach lifestyle to Saudi Arabia's Red Sea.
By SOH Edit Team
Nammos Resort AMAALA has officially launched, marking a significant expansion for the luxury lifestyle brand and its first foray into destination resort hospitality.
Set along the coastline of Triple Bay within Red Sea Global’s AMAALA, the resort translates the energy and distinctive character associated with Nammos into a more immersive hospitality experience, thus bringing together accommodation, dining, wellness, leisure and personalised service.
Built around the philosophy of “Endless Joy,” Nammos Resort AMAALA is designed to move seamlessly between relaxed daytime experiences and vibrant evenings, while incorporating wellness, nature and the distinctive landscape of the Red Sea.
More than two decades after Nammos helped redefine the beach club experience in Mykonos, its evolution into a destination resort signals a broader ambition for the brand as it builds its global hospitality portfolio.
A 110-Key Resort with 20 Residences
The resort comprises 110 rooms, suites and villas, alongside 20 Nammos Residences. Interiors combine contemporary Saudi influences with design cues inspired by the Cyclades, using natural materials, expansive terraces and views across the Red Sea to connect indoor and outdoor spaces.
At the centre of the resort is the flagship Nammos Restaurant, located on a private island and accessible via a dedicated boardwalk and jetty. An infinity pool, private cabanas and panoramic sea views position the restaurant as the resort’s primary social and dining hub. The culinary offering extends to Nalu Restaurant, combining Latin American cuisine with Asian influences, and Ilios Restaurant and Ilios Lounge, which focus on Mediterranean flavours.
Wellness is integrated throughout the guest experience, with the Nammos Spa, fitness and movement studios, watersports, marine excursions and curated wellness programmes. The resort also offers dedicated children’s experiences and nature-led activities, while a team of private butlers provides personalised service throughout the stay.
Guests can additionally explore AMAALA’s wider experiences, including marine and cultural attractions, pristine beaches, mountain trails and sailing across Triple Bay.
Carolyn Turnbull, CEO, Nammos Hotels & Resorts.
The Global Expansion Continues
For AMAALA, the opening adds another distinct lifestyle proposition to a destination being developed around luxury hospitality, wellness, culture and regenerative tourism.
John Pagano, Group CEO, Red Sea Global, said the resort brings the “energy and spirit of Mykonos” to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast and strengthens the diversity of experiences within AMAALA.
Carolyn Turnbull, CEO, Nammos Hotels & Resorts, described the opening as a new chapter for the brand, bringing its signature hospitality, dining and sense of occasion into a complete resort experience.
AMAALA is being developed as a regenerative tourism destination, with Red Sea Global stating that it will be powered entirely by renewable energy upon completion.
The AMAALA opening also marks the beginning of the next phase of Nammos Hotels & Resorts’ international expansion. The group has additional properties in development across destinations including Montenegro, the Maldives and Egypt.
With its first resort open, Nammos is moving beyond its beach-club origins to establish a broader global hospitality platform spanning luxury accommodation, dining, wellness and lifestyle experiences.
Property Highlights:
- 110 rooms, suites and villas
- 20 Nammos Residences
- Nammos Restaurant
- Infinity pool, private cabanas and panoramic sea views
- Nalu Restaurant, Ilios Restaurant and Ilios Lounge
- Nammos Spa, fitness and movement studio
- Children’s experiences and nature-led activities
- Private butlers
John Pagano, Group CEO, Red Sea Global.
