Saudi Arabia Launches Sindalah Resort Island at Futuristic Mega-City NEOM
Saudi Arabia has officially opened Sindalah Island, a premier luxury resort within the futuristic mega-city NEOM, designed to attract global tourists with high-end amenities and picturesque surroundings. Located along the Red Sea, Sindalah offers a range of upscale experiences, including world-class accommodations, beaches, marinas, and facilities geared towards luxury travel. This move is part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, aimed at transforming the country into a major tourism hub.
Transforming Sindalah from idea to reality has been the result of an extensive two-year effort, from a 30,000-strong workforce at its peak across four local contracting partners and up to 60 subcontractors. It marks a significant step in realizing the Kingdom’s tourism ambitions under Saudi Vision 2030 and reaffirms NEOM’s ability to conceive and deliver new and exciting destinations. To celebrate this occasion, Sindalah has welcomed its first wave of invited guests to experience the island’s allure.
Located in the glistening azure waters of the Red Sea, five kilometers off the NEOM coastline in northwest Saudi Arabia, Sindalah is a distinctive, luxury resort destination spread over 840,000 square meters. Ideally positioned 17 hours by sea from key Mediterranean destinations, Sindalah will serve as NEOM’s gateway to the Red Sea, providing easy access for European, Saudi and GCC yacht owners.
You Can Also visit NEOM Sindalah official website for more details on the project.
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