

Red Sea Global (RSG), the developer behind the regenerative tourism destinations The Red Sea and AMAALA, has unveiled Laheq Island, a new residential community at The Red Sea promising to bring island-lifestyle to Saudi Arabia for the first time.
Laheq marks the first plans beyond Phase One of The Red Sea that have been revealed to date, said RSG.
Laheq, which is scheduled to open in 2028, is also the first development at The Red Sea with a primary focus on residential property ownership supported by an exceptional hospitality offering, it stated.
Unveiling the new project, Group CEO John Pagano said: “Whether it’s for guests visiting or residents who choose to own a piece of The Red Sea, at Laheq they will experience luxury living with an enriching resort community that brings people together and fosters lifelong bonds.”
Just beyond the western shore of Saudi Arabia is the world’s fourth largest barrier reef, surrounding an archipelago of 92 pristine islands.
Of all the islands in the archipelago, RSG chose Laheq to become an extraordinary island community. It is 400 hectares of white sand beaches, vibrant coral reefs and clear blue waters, he stated.
RSG said private residences on Laheq take their cues from the character of the land, sea, sky and flora of the island. Natural timbers create elegant, shaded canopies, pergolas, and garden courtyards.
Laheq Island offers extensive amenities, entertainment and activities for residents and guests.
A 115-berth marina, and sailing and watersports schools serve the seafaring set while a racket club, fitness centre, sports field, picturesque 18-hole golf course and well-appointed park satisfy those inclined toward land-based activities. A bustling suq offers an tapestry of sights and sounds with carefully curated products and essentials, it stated.
The island will also have two luxury resort hotels, with one focused on wellness and the other providing a more energetic and lively lifestyle offering that will resonate with adventurous travellers.
Foster + Partners, one of the world’s leading architectural firms, led the design of Laheq Island with a concept called “Forever Garden” because of its abundant use of plant life and vivid greenery.
The centerpiece is “The Ring”. The 800-m-diameter structure encompasses luxury apartments, hotels and retail, which encircle the white sand beaches of the island’s lagoon.