Part of The Red Sea project, Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, is officially open for bookings and ready to welcome guests from May 2024.
Accessed by chartered boat or seaplane from the newly-opened Red Sea International Airport, the property is located on a private island, as part of the Red Sea’s Blue Hole cluster of islands. It is the first property from the Ritz-Carlton Reserve brand in the Middle East, joining a highly-curated portfolio of just six exclusive estates worldwide.
With 63 villas each featuring panoramic windows, open living space, a sea-view pool, and a telescope through which to discover and explore the star-filled sky, Nujuma is a key part of Saudi Arabia’s luxury regenerative tourism offering, joining a number of other destinations on the country’s west coast as a hallmark in modern ways to coexist with nature. Nujuma’s one-to-three bedroom villas mirror their surroundings of soft white sands and azure seas through shell-inspired structures and interiors finished with found objects, local art, and colours, textures and materials that borrow from nature.
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Nujuma aims to offer an “unchartered escape to the extraordinary”, through an elevated private experience that makes room for human connection, highly personalised leisure experiences, and exceptional service. The property will offer various dining choices through four speciality restaurants that will serve up everything from the catch of the day to astrology-inspired mocktails, as well as a lavish Neyrah spa, fitness centre, swimming pools, children’s club, and a variety of other leisure and entertainment offerings, including a Conservation House, watersports, and a diving centre.
Rates start from US$2,980 (11,170SAR) per night (including all taxes).
