Red Sea Global, the luxury tourism developer behind The Red Sea and AMAALA, has launched a new Yachting Network on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast. This initiative aims to streamline the exploration of the Red Sea for yacht owners, captains, and charter guests by bringing marinas and marine services under a single operator. From winter 2026, yachts will be able to berth at AMAALA and Shura Island marinas under a unified contract, offering 278 berths for vessels up to 120 metres.

The Yachting Network is set to enhance the region's appeal as a yachting destination. John Pagano, Group CEO of Red Sea Global, stated, “The launch of Yachting Network marks an important milestone in establishing the Red Sea as a destination for the international yachting community.” The network will simplify logistics for captains and crew by coordinating berthing and marine services across the two marinas.

AMAALA Yacht Club, located 1,300 nautical miles from Monaco via the Suez Canal, serves as a gateway to the Red Sea. Shura Island Marina, the largest island marina in Saudi Arabia, provides a second hub within the network. The network will expand in 2027 with additional marinas and anchorages, offering more options for exploration.

The network will adhere to the Saudi Red Sea Authority Code and environmental standards set by Corallium, AMAALA’s marine life institute.

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