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Jeddah & the Red Sea aerial view

Jeddah & the Red Sea, Saudi Arabia

Jeddah is the Kingdom's cosmopolitan gateway on the Red Sea, where the coral-stone houses of UNESCO-listed Al-Balad meet a glittering Corniche of palatial hotels, the King Fahd Fountain and a fast-rising dining scene. Some 500 km to the north, the Red Sea destination adds a new tier of ultra-luxury: private-island and desert resorts by St. Regis, Ritz-Carlton Reserve and Six Senses set among pristine reefs and untouched dunes.

Rosewood Jeddah

Arabesque-detailed Rosewood tower on Jeddah's northern Corniche with Red Sea views, Sense spa and a rooftop lounge.

The Ritz-Carlton, Jeddah

Palatial Ritz-Carlton set in gardens on Jeddah's Al Hamra Corniche, with a lagoon-side pool and grand Arabian-inspired interiors.

Park Hyatt Jeddah – Marina, Club and Spa

Moorish-inspired Park Hyatt on the Al Hamra Corniche with a private marina, lush gardens and views of the King Fahd Fountain.

The St. Regis Red Sea Resort

Kengo Kuma-designed St. Regis on private Ummahat Island with 90 overwater and beach villas, butler service and pristine reefs.

Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

The Middle East's first Ritz-Carlton Reserve: Foster + Partners shell-shaped villas on the private Ummahat Islands of the Red Sea.

Six Senses Southern Dunes, The Red Sea

Foster + Partners desert resort by Six Senses among the dunes inland from the Red Sea coast, with Nabataean-inspired villas and a vast wellness spa.