The plans for the new concept were announced by His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince, Chairman of The Red Sea Development Company.
Coral Bloom is set to become the main hub at Shurayah Island, The Red Sea Development Company’s ambitious regenerative tourism scheme. Coral Bloom will protect and enhance Shurayah Island’s pristine natural state. Biodiversity considerations continue to take centre stage as the plan has been designed to avoid disruption of the island’s mangroves and other habitats while new habitats are created through landscaping to enhance the island’s natural state.
There will be 11 hotels on Shurayrah, which will be operated by some of the most distinguished hotel brands in the world. The island’s natural landscape will be used to dramatic effect with all hotels and villas nestled within the landscape. The absence of high-rise buildings will ensure the spectacular vistas remain uninhibited, while creating a sense of mystery for guests as the island slowly reveals itself.
John Pagano, Chief Executive Officer of The Red Sea Development Company: “We expect guests to be awed by what they see when they first arrive at The Red Sea Project, enjoying a truly immersive barefoot luxury experience. The Coral Bloom design, taking inspiration from the incredible flora and fauna found uniquely in Saudi Arabia, promise to make that vision a reality.”
