Nammos Resort AMAALA has officially opened at Triple Bay on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea.
The resort features 110 rooms, suites and villas alongside 20 Nammos Residences.
Dining includes Nammos Restaurant on a private island, Nalu Restaurant and Ilios Restaurant and Lounge.
From Greece to the Gulf, Nammos’ first-ever Middle East resort pairs private-island dining with the brand’s trademark social buzz.
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coastline has added another major name to its growing collection of luxury resorts. Nammos Resort AMAALA has officially opened its doors, welcoming its first guests to Triple Bay and marking a significant milestone for both AMAALA and the internationally recognised Nammos brand.
More than two decades after Nammos transformed the beach club scene in Mykonos, the brand has evolved from its roots in dining and nightlife into a complete destination resort. The Saudi Arabian opening combines accommodation, restaurants, wellness, family experiences and the social atmosphere for which Nammos has become famous.
Located within Red Sea Global’s AMAALA development, Nammos Resort AMAALA sits along the coastline of Triple Bay, overlooking the Red Sea. Designed around the philosophy of Endless Joy, the resort aims to balance lively social experiences with privacy, relaxation and wellness.
Rooms and Residences

The resort features 110 rooms, suites and villas, alongside 20 Nammos Residences. Expansive terraces and uninterrupted Red Sea views blur the distinction between indoor and outdoor living, while natural materials complement a design language influenced by both Saudi Arabia and the Cyclades.
The result pays tribute to the brand’s Mediterranean heritage while anchoring the property firmly within its Saudi Arabian setting. Guests also have access to dedicated butler service, with stays tailored around individual preferences and itineraries.
Dining at Nammos Resort AMAALA

Naturally, dining sits at the centre of the Nammos experience. The resort’s signature Nammos Restaurant occupies its own private island, accessible via a dedicated boardwalk and jetty. An infinity pool, private cabanas and sweeping Red Sea views surround the restaurant, creating a setting designed to transition from leisurely lunches to lively evenings.
Elsewhere, Nalu Restaurant explores Latin American cooking paired with Asian influences, while Ilios Restaurant and Ilios Lounge focus on Mediterranean flavours, sunset drinks and the easy-going glamour associated with the Nammos name.
Together, the three concepts establish the resort as much a social and dining destination as a place to stay.
Wellness on The Red Sea

Wellbeing is another central part of the resort experience. Nammos Spa is joined by fitness and movement studios, watersports, marine excursions and a programme of wellness activities.
Guests can set their own pace, whether that means spending the day beside the water or heading out to explore AMAALA’s natural landscapes. Guided hikes, cycling and running trails lead into the surrounding mountains, while sailing and marine experiences take advantage of Triple Bay’s coastline.
Families are also catered for through dedicated children’s experiences and nature-focused activities, extending the resort’s appeal beyond its more familiar reputation for glamorous beachside parties.
The wider AMAALA development

As one of AMAALA’s flagship resorts, Nammos Resort AMAALA gives guests access to the wider destination and its growing collection of attractions.
These include Corallium, AMAALA’s marine life institute, the AMAALA Yacht Club, untouched beaches, coral reefs and cultural experiences. Upon completion, AMAALA is planned to operate entirely on renewable energy as part of Red Sea Global’s regenerative tourism strategy.
From private-island lunches and sunset cocktails to spa days, sailing and mountain adventures, Nammos has taken the formula that made its Mykonos beach club famous and turned it into a fully fledged resort experience.
Where: Nammos Resort AMAALA, Triple Bay, AMAALA, Saudi Arabia
Contact: www.nammoshotels.com


