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ARRIVING AT THE RED SEA

RSI AIRPORT

Fly To The Red Sea

With its own international airport, The Red Sea will be reached in three hours by 250 million people.

Designed for seamless luxury, and placed where Europe, Asia and Africa meet, it’s the perfect destination for adventure.

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Red Sea International Airport
Traveler Steps Through Red Sea International Airport Boarding Gate

VISITOR WELCOME CENTER

Drive to The Red Sea

The Red Sea is located on the west coast of Saudi Arabia, 500km north of Jeddah, between the Saudi towns of AlWajh and Umluj.

It is 3 hrs drive from AlUla.

Blue Lucid electric car

GETTING AROUND

GETTING AROUND

Unrivaled visitor experiences

Embark on an extraordinary journey to The Red Sea, seamlessly merging luxury with sustainability.

Cruise towards paradise in a whisper-quiet, fully electric car, as the untouched beauty of the landscape unfolds around you.

Fly Red Sea Sea plane.
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Fly Red Sea Sea plane.

Plan your Trip - Mobility in The Red Sea

Getting to and around The Red Sea

Getting to Six Senses Southern Dunes

Arriving at Red Sea International Airport (RSI)
From RSI, it's just a scenic 60-minute drive to our luxurious resort.

Traveling from Yanbu Airport
You can take a domestic flight to Yanbu Airport, followed by a two-hour drive to reach the resort.

Driving Directions
If you prefer to drive, please use the following coordinates for your journey:
• Longitude: 25.37906790863857
• Latitude: 37.33091478835188

Our resorts and experiences are designed to be fully inclusive for guests with mobility needs. We are committed to providing luxurious hospitality and unique offerings that everyone can enjoy.

We strive to ensure our destinations are accessible, allowing everyone to explore and appreciate the beauty of our surroundings. We look forward to welcoming and accommodating guests of all abilities.

Getting to St. Regis Red Sea Resort

Getting to the St. Regis Red Sea Resort is very easy from Red Sea International Airport (RSI).

Car and Boat trip from RSI
Book a driver from RSI and travel 30 minutes to Turtle Bay, followed by an hour boat ride to St. Regis Red Sea Resort.

Seaplane trip from RSI
You can book a seaplane from RSI, which is 27 minutes to St Regis.

Coming by car
If you plan to drive to The Red Sea stop by Turtle Bay for free parking, then travel an hour via boat ride to St Regis Red Sea Resort. Booking is required.

Getting to Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Via Red Sea International Airport (RSI)

Car and Boat trip from RSI
Book a driver from RSI and travel 30 minutes to Turtle Bay, followed by an hour boat ride to Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve.

Seaplane trip from RSI
You can book a seaplane from RSI, 27 minutes to Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve.

Coming by car
If you plan to drive to The Red Sea stop by Turtle Bay for free parking, then travel an hour via boat ride to Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve. Booking is required.

Plan your journey Before you go

Before you visit

The Red Sea is a year-round destination with temperatures averaging a perfect 32 degrees Celsius. Discover the wealth of unspoiled beaches and secret sandbars scattered amongst the fringes of the islands, as well as the majestic mountains and sweeping dunes as the sea breeze cools you.

 

To find out which visa you need to visit The Red Sea, or to apply for an e-visa, click here

The currency of Saudi Arabia is the Saudi riyal (SAR). The riyal is subdivided into 100 halalas and is pegged to the US dollar. One US dollar is equal to 3.75 SAR.

Notes are in denominations of five riyals, 10 riyals, 50 riyals, 100 riyals, and 500 riyals. Coins are one riyal, two riyals, 50 halala, 25 halala, 10 halala, 5 halala, or 1 halala.

The Red Sea is a private sun, sea and sand destination and visitors should dress how they feel comfortable.

When visiting local villages or religious sites, we advise that both men and women dress modestly, keeping arms and knees covered and wearing loose clothing. It is not mandatory for women to cover their hair unless entering a mosque.

Arabic is the official language of Saudi Arabia. English is the Kingdom’s informal second language, spoken by a large section of society in cities and large towns.

Saudi Arabia imposes 15% VAT on most goods and services purchased and sold by enterprises.