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The St. Regis Red Sea Resort

Umluj, Saudi Arabia · St. Regis · Grand Luxury

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Kengo Kuma's first Saudi project, The St. Regis Red Sea Resort is a private-island resort on Ummahat Island accessed only by speedboat or seaplane. Its 90 villas, 47 overwater, 43 beachfront, are built from prefabricated timber with cedar-shingle roofs and run on 100 per cent solar power, earning LEED Platinum certification. The overwater villas take spiral forms from the coral below them, prefabricated timber keeps concrete to a minimum, and solar power with mainland battery storage runs the island, hence the LEED Platinum rating.

About The St. Regis Red Sea Resort

History

Located on a pristine private island in the Ummahat archipelago off the Red Sea coast, this beach resort is fashioned from one of the world’s little-known natural treasures, surrounded by white-sand beaches, vibrant coral reefs of the fourth-largest barrier reef system, and crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life. Part of Saudi Arabia's pioneering Red Sea regenerative tourism project, it blends avant-garde sustainable design with the brand’s visionary spirit. Accessed by speedboat or seaplane, it offers seclusion amid mangroves, dunes, and untouched ecosystems.

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