The adults-only wellness resort will open in 2026.
Saudi Arabia is doing everything possible to become a top destination for luxury travellers. With Indian Ocean-worthy resorts, an ambitious regenerative tourism project, and lush landscapes, the Red Sea project promises to be one of the most glorious getaways in the region. Plus, guests don’t have long to wait to check into these luxurious Red Sea resorts, as Miraval The Red Sea is opening soon.
Miraval Resorts & Spas will make its international debut in early 2026 with the opening of Miraval The Red Sea, an adults-only, all-inclusive wellness resort on Saudi Arabia’s Shura Island. The launch marks the US-founded brand’s first property outside the United States and strengthens the line-up of resorts arriving as part of the Kingdom’s flagship Red Sea regenerative tourism development.
Set across three million square feet along the Red Sea coast, Miraval The Red Sea has been designed by Foster + Partners, with interiors by Rockwell Group. The setting leans into a biophilic sense of place, framed by mangroves, lagoons, and coastal landscapes. Expect architecture shaped by the natural palette of the region, drawing cues from coral reefs, desert terrain, and mangrove ecosystems. The resort features wave-like structures with floor-to-ceiling glass, earthy tones with warm lighting and a layout that reminds you to breathe — setting the tone for what’s to come.
Serene stays
Accommodation will span 180 guestrooms, suites, and villas, each positioned as a private retreat with terraces or decks overlooking the surrounding environment. Designed for relaxation, the units boast natural light and decks that guide you to the ocean ahead. Expect thoughtful details in your rooms, such as meditation cushions and Himalayan singing bowls, for a truly zen escape. Stays are set to be personalised through curated daily itineraries, with options spanning fitness, creative workshops, outdoor activities and spa experiences, guided by Miraval Specialists.
Mindful meals
Dining will follow a nutrition-led philosophy under executive chef Hamdy Hassan. Miraval The Red Sea’s all-day dining restaurant, Rosemary Table, will offer nutritional dishes. The Palm Court Cafe provides light bites, herbal teas, and mocktails in a relaxed setting. Elsewhere, Life in Balance Culinary Kitchen offers cooking workshops that allow you to immerse yourself in the experience.
Holistic healing
At the heart of the resort will be the Life in Balance Spa, a 3,000sqm facility featuring 39 treatment rooms, vitality pools, hammams, salt rooms, a Watsu room, and sensory showers. It is also set to be the largest spa on Shura Island, with programming extending into dedicated spaces for mindfulness, movement and aquatic activity, plus challenge-based experiences designed to build resilience and confidence.
Miraval, The Red Sea, also houses a Serenity Centre, which includes an aerial yoga studio, an art studio, and wellness counselling spaces that provide a creative outlet. If you prefer retail therapy, the Shamal Sea Boutique is just the place for you.
The Body Mindfulness Centre is where fitness takes centre stage, with female-only spaces to ensure access to all. This centre will host aqua fitness classes, a lap pool and much more.
For those seeking adventure, the Red Sea Challenge Course is designed to build resilience and focus. Outdoor activities like snorkelling, scuba diving, kayaking, and stargazing are on the agenda. Plus, there’s an 18-hole golf course for you to enjoy.
Set to open in early 2026, Miraval The Red Sea promises to redefine wellness in the Kingdom. Offering stunning views, accommodations that bring you closer to nature, and a wealth of wellness experiences, it’s the ultimate destination for anyone seeking a transformative retreat.
GO: Visit www.miravalresorts.com for more information.