Red Sea Global has launched "Yacht Network," the new operator of marinas and yacht clubs on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, to unify the operation of its marinas and yacht clubs on the coast and link its AMAALA and The Red Sea destinations by sea through 278 berths in two marinas from winter 2026.
The network allows private and chartered yachts to sail between AMAALA marina and Shura Island in The Red Sea destination under a single berthing contract, according to a post on the Red Sea Global website.
AMAALA marina, part of AMAALA Yacht Club, has 119 berths, while the Shura Island marina has 159, and both marinas can receive yachts of up to 120 meters in length.
Red Sea Global plans to add more marinas and berthing areas to the network in 2027, as part of plans to expand marine services on Saudi Arabia's northwest coast. AMAALA Yacht Club lies about 2,400 km from Monaco via the Suez Canal and provides sea access to the AMAALA destination.
The Shura Island marina is the network's second hub, providing access to Shura Island in The Red Sea destination, and is described by the company as the largest island marina in Saudi Arabia.
Yacht Network's operating standards are based on the requirements of the Saudi Red Sea Authority's regulatory code, along with the environmental stewardship standards linked to Coralium, the marine life center at AMAALA.
Red Sea Global is a member of the Marina Industries Association of the International Council of Marine Industry Associations (ICOMIA), the Marine Leisure Association and the Yacht Harbour Association.
Red Sea Global develops projects in tourism, residential, experiences, infrastructure, transport, healthcare and services, and its portfolio includes The Red Sea and AMAALA destinations as well as the private resort Thuwal.
To view the post on the Red Sea Global website, click here.
