Red Sea Global has launched Yachting Network, a new marina and yacht club operator bringing together its marine services across Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast.
From winter 2026, private and charter yachts travelling along Saudi Arabia’s north-west coast will be able to use a single berthing contract covering the AMAALA–Shura corridor.
The network will initially provide access to 278 berths across two marinas.
AMAALA Marina, part of AMAALA Yacht Club, comprises 119 berths capable of accommodating yachts up to 120 metres, while Shura Island Marina provides a further 159 berths for vessels up to the same length.
Red Sea Global said additional marinas and anchorages are scheduled to join the network during 2027.
Yachting Network will provide services for yacht owners, charter guests, captains and crews, with berthing and marine operations coordinated through a single management structure.
John Pagano, Group CEO of Red Sea Global, said: “The launch of Yachting Network marks an important milestone in establishing the Red Sea as a destination for the international yachting community.
“It allows us to offer yacht owners and charter guests a connected experience across the coast, and for captains and crew, it means greater simplicity on the ground, with berthing and marine services coordinated through a single network.
“The aim is to make cruising between destinations as seamless as possible, while delivering the level of service expected.”
Located approximately 1,300 nautical miles from Monaco via the Suez Canal, AMAALA Yacht Club provides access to Red Sea Global’s AMAALA destination.
Shura Island Marina provides the network’s second hub and connects visiting yachts with Shura Island within The Red Sea destination.
Operating standards across Yachting Network will incorporate the Saudi Red Sea Authority Code alongside environmental practices informed by Corallium, AMAALA’s marine life institute.
Red Sea Global is also a member of international marine industry organisations including ICOMIA, the Leisure Marine Association and The Yacht Harbour Association.
The launch comes as Red Sea Global continues the phased development of both AMAALA and The Red Sea, with further marine infrastructure due to join Yachting Network from 2027.
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