Red Sea Global (RSG), the developer behind regenerative tourism destinations The Red Sea and AMAALA, has proudly announced the launch of its new brand, Botanica.
Operational since 2020, Botanica has grown and supplied more than seven million plants to landscape RSG’s destinations. It aims to deliver 30 million plants by 2030. Starting this month, Botanica is opening up to guests at The Red Sea, AMAALA and beyond.
“Botanica is more than just a nursery – it’s a step towards regenerating Saudi Arabia’s rich biodiversity. After providing us with more than seven million plants for landscaping our destinations, the nursery now becomes our first guest experience that caters uniquely to the RSG DNA of regenerative tourism. Visitors have the opportunity to enjoy immersive, hands-on experiences that reconnect them with nature,” said John Pagano, Group CEO of RSG.
Visitors to Botanica will be able to explore the beauty and sustainability of the nursery first-hand. The experiences on offer include a guided tour around the nursery, the opportunity to plant their own plants, Botanica Café offering breakfast and lunch and a garden shop and tropical area.
At over 1.8 million square metres, Botanica is the largest landscape nursery in the region. It is part of Red Sea Global’s planet-first approach, seeking to enrich the natural environment and set new standards in responsible development. Approximately 400 people are employed at the nursery, with 25 per cent coming from the local community.
