Red Sea Global in Saudi Arabia has initiated its “Yacht Network,” a fresh operator for yacht clubs and marinas located along the Red Sea coastline of the Kingdom.
The network consolidates the company’s marine services into one management platform, providing yacht owners, charter guests, captains, and crews a unified experience while navigating the Red Sea.
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Beginning in winter 2026, private and charter yachts navigating Saudi Arabia’s northwest coast will have the opportunity to travel the marine corridor between Amaala and Shura Island at The Red Sea destination with a single berthing agreement, allowing access to 278 berths in two marinas.
Amaala Marina, a section of Amaala Yacht Club, will feature 119 berths, whereas Shura Island Marina will have 159. Both marinas will host yachts measuring up to 120 meters long.
More marinas and anchorage spots are anticipated to become part of the network in 2027.
Red Sea Global Group CEO John Pagano stated that the introduction of the Yacht Network represents a significant milestone in enhancing the Red Sea’s status as a destination for the global yachting community. He mentioned that the network would allow yacht owners and charter guests to have a connected experience along the coast, while simplifying daily operations for captains and crews by managing berthing and marine services through a unified network.
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Pagano mentioned that the firm’s goal was to ensure that sailing between its locations was as smooth as possible while providing a standard of service that matched the expectations of the international yachting community.
Situated around 2,400 km from Monaco through the Suez Canal, Amaala Yacht Club acts as an entry point to the Red Sea and links guests with Amaala, the high-end wellness destination under construction by Red Sea Global.
Shura Island Marina, the biggest marina on an island in Saudi Arabia, will serve as the second hub for the network, offering direct access to Shura Island, the lively center of The Red Sea destination.
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The operational standards of the Yacht Network conform to the regulatory guidelines established by the Saudi Red Sea Authority, alongside the environmental management strategy initiated by Corallium – Marine Life Institute at Amaala.
Red Sea Global is a member of the Marina Industries Association affiliated with the International Council of Marine Industry Associations, the Marine Recreation Association, and the Yacht Harbor Association, promoting superior service standards and operational excellence throughout its facilities.