Alma destination is envisioned to be a premier waterfront mixed-use destination built on the
Red Sea coast on an area of 3.125 million m2 divided into 7 districts centered with 2
islands, connecting them all via bridges and water canals designed according to the highest
urban planning standards, and is considered to be the first project in Jeddah to feature a
residential island.
The destination will be featuring an array of residential, hospitality, retail, office
and entertainment components, all of which onlook magnificent sea views, providing a
unique tourism product of its kind on the Red Sea coast.
Alma destination shines with its waterfronts extending over a distance of 14.6 km, and
provides a mine of unique opportunities for investors looking to develop coastal projects in
the tourism, residential, retail, hospitality and entertainment sectors. It also hosts a
number of boat marinas and luxury yachts, and high-end public facilities. The destination
also provides open spaces and areas on the sea and on internal water canals.
Firmly rooted in sustainability and the complete concept of sustainable tourism, the essence lies in ensuring that tourism, when appropriately managed, not only can but must cater to the requirements of the environment to maintain its long-term viability.
To ensure the sustainability of the environment of Alma destination and the safety of the marine life around it, several studies were conducted before the start of construction work, and many steps were taken in cooperation with local and international experts. Such as: moving coral reefs from the drilling area, and replanting them in a suitable marine area to maintain their safety. Also, maintaining the quality of water in the destination’s canals through a sustainable and eco-friendly water circulation mechanism that takes advantage of the tidal movement to constantly replenish the water and maintain its purity.
The Alma project is an approved subdivision scheme that contains seven areas that will provide plots of land with mixed uses, including residential, commercial, recreational and hotel. On the open sea and water channels, it will also contain a number of four- and five-star hotels and hotel apartments, and the part facing the Red Sea coast will include luxury sea resorts with sandy beaches in addition to public services and facilities.
