Curved sandy beach along a calm blue sea with a luxury resort featuring multiple pools and palm trees in a desert coastal setting, with mountains in the background.

Six Senses Amaala

On the northwestern coast of Saudi Arabia, where rugged desert mountains meet the turquoise waters of the Red Sea, lies the Six Senses Amaala. Nestled between gentle beaches and a mangrove-lined lagoon, the resort perches on a prominent cliff plateau overlooking Hijaz Cove.

The suites and villas, inspired by the traditional architecture of Saudi coastal villages, blend gently into the landscape. Wellness is at the forefront: from sleep-optimized design to nutrient-rich cuisine to the Six Senses Spa with Longevity Center, biohacking lounge, and Watsu pool.

The destination AMAALA invites you to excursions in the desert as well as snorkeling and diving at some of the region's most diverse coral reefs. Join us at this extraordinary place between desert, lagoon, and sea.

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Details

  • Country

    Saudi Arabia

  • Location

    Amaala

  • Price

    from €345 per night/person

  • Best time to visit

    September - May

Rooms & Villas

Beachfront residences, a hillside village, and private villas along the mangrove-lined bay – the 64 rooms, six suites, and 30 villas of Six Senses Amaala incorporate the building style of traditional coastal villages in the region and blend into the landscape of rock and sea in warm, earthy tones. Depending on the location, you can look out from the private terrace onto Hijaz Cove, the offshore Pura Cove with its shimmering blue lagoon, or directly onto the open Red Sea. Inside, you will find natural materials, calm color palettes, and a design tailored for restful sleep that ensures true retreat moments. Some villas come with their own pool and direct beach access – ideal if you want to enjoy your time completely to yourself.

Luxury two-bedroom villa with a private pool, spacious terrace, and stone facade, located in a desert-like environment with mountains in the background.
Modern bedroom in a luxury suite featuring a large bed with white pillows and a patterned headboard, two hanging pendant lights, bedside tables, and an armchair next to a floor lamp. The room has wooden ceiling beams and sliding wooden doors opening to another room with a red sofa set.
Modern pool suite interior with wooden ceiling beams, a large TV, seating area, and floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors opening to a terrace with pool and palm trees outside.
Modern bathroom in a luxury suite featuring a freestanding bathtub, large mirror above a double sink vanity, and a glass door leading to an outdoor seating area with pink cushions and a small table.

Culinary

Under the motto 'Eat With Six Senses', the resort's cuisine revolves around nutrient-rich, seasonal dishes that play with regional ingredients and traditional Arabic flavors. In several restaurants and at the beach lounge directly at Hijaz Cove, you can enjoy freshly caught fish from the Red Sea, desert herbs, and Mediterranean-inspired creations – all with a view of the turquoise water. At sunset, tables by the water invite long evenings, while during the day, light, wellness-oriented cuisine takes center stage. Thus, every meal becomes part of the Six Senses philosophy of nourishing both body and mind.

Outdoor beachside terrace with wooden pergolas and comfortable seating overlooking the sea and palm trees under a clear sky.
Open terrace seating area of a resort overlooking desert mountains at sunset, with wooden tables and chairs arranged neatly under a decorative wooden pergola.
A wooden table set with an assortment of breakfast dishes including fruit plates, pastries, a skillet dish, cups of coffee, and bread with dips, arranged in a warm and inviting breakfast setting.
Inside a modern, stylish restaurant with a long bar and seating area, overlooking a serene ocean view during sunset through large open windows.

Activities

At the Six Senses Spa, you can expect a Longevity Center, a biohacking recovery lounge, Finnish and infrared saunas, salt rooms, vitality pools, and ice baths – complemented by a Watsu pool, a sound dome, and a yoga platform for moments of deep relaxation. Off the coast, some of the region's most diverse coral reefs invite snorkeling and diving, also explored as part of programs from the nearby Corallium Marine Life Institute. For those who prefer a more active experience, the desert landscape around AMAALA can be explored, or you can set sail from the AMAALA Yacht Club. For the youngest guests, 'Grow With Six Senses' offers nature-based, playful discoveries for unforgettable family moments.

A woman seated cross-legged outdoors at Six Senses Amaala spa, playing a Tibetan singing bowl with a mallet amidst lush greenery and a gong behind her.
Minimalist spa treatment room with a green massage table, beige sofa with orange pillow, light wooden furniture, and large windows offering a view of a lake and sandy hills outside.
Aerial view of a uniquely shaped blue swimming pool adjacent to a sandy beach with scattered umbrellas casting long shadows, beside calm sea waters.
A spacious gym with various cardio and strength training equipment, large windows offering a view of palm trees and distant mountains under natural sunlight.

Location

The Six Senses Amaala is located in Triple Bay, the heart of the destination AMAALA on the northwestern coast of Saudi Arabia, where the Tabuk Mountains meet the Red Sea. The location between the cities of Al Wajh and Duba can be accessed via the Red Sea International Airport or NEOM Bay Airport, both about two hours by car, alternatively by direct flight or seaplane.

Surrounding the resort are over 1,600 square miles of protected coastline featuring desert mountains, hidden coves, and vibrant coral reefs – including the Corallium Marine Life Institute, dedicated to the research and protection of marine life.

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