Hold on to your Aperol spritz, Mykonos just had a baby with the Red Sea, and its name is Nammos Resort Amaala. That’s right, the legendary Greek brand behind glittering beach parties and €30 salads has decided to unpack its Louis Vuitton in Saudi Arabia’s Triple Bay. Because apparently, camels and kaftans weren’t luxe enough.
Brought to you by Red Sea Global (a.k.a. the people turning sand into pure gold), Nammos Amaala is taking over Hijaz Island like a stylish superyacht on a mission. We’re talking 110 ocean-gawking rooms, 20 “you’ll-never-leave” private residences, and views that scream ‘Instagram me’. There’s a spa for when your chakras need tuning, a gym to pretend you work out, and a kids club (because little Hugo and Allegra need their own VIP space too).
And don’t you worry, they’ve thought about the dining. There’s not one, not two, but four restaurants where you can dramatically sip rosé and judge other people’s resort wear. And yes, the Nammos Beach Club is making the jump too, bringing with it chilled beats, seafood so fresh it’s practically still swimming, and vibes hotter than a July afternoon in Jeddah (really fecking hot).
It’s the eighth and final resort in Amaala’s first phase, which is basically the Saudi version of saying, “We’ve completed our glow-up.” Also, it’s all about regenerative tourism, so you can party guilt-free.
Move over Monaco. The Red Sea is ready to flex.