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The Sunset Beach Villa is a good choice for couples and honeymooners who want to stay beside the sand, with direct beach access and a sunset outlook. This one-bedroom villa features a king-size bed, private bathroom, separate living room and kitchenette. Its curved architecture, natural finishes and panoramic windows create a bright living space, with Diptyque amenities also provided.
The Water Villa offers a private overwater setting with views across the Red Sea, making it particularly suitable for couples who prefer staying above the water rather than beside the beach. Its one-bedroom layout includes a king-size bed, living room and kitchenette, while panoramic windows provide sea views from inside.
Couples who want an overwater villa with a sunset outlook can choose the Sunset Water Villa. Positioned above the Red Sea, it has a king-size bedroom, separate living area and kitchenette. Large windows bring natural light into the interiors, which feature the resort's curved design and natural finishes.
The sea-view Reserve Beach Villa suits families and friends who want to stay together in a larger beachfront accommodation. Its two-bedroom layout includes a main bedroom with a king-size bed and a second bedroom with two queen beds. There are also two private bathrooms, giving guests separate spaces when sharing the villa.
The sea-view Reserve Water Villa is designed for families and groups who want the experience of staying above the Red Sea without booking separate villas. With two bedrooms, it provides more space than the one-bedroom Water Villa. The main bedroom has a king-size bed, while the second has two queen beds, and both have access to their own private bathroom.
The sunset-view Reserve Water Villa combines a two-bedroom layout with an overwater position facing the evening sun. It suits families and friends who want to enjoy the Red Sea from their own private space while having separate bedrooms. The villa includes one king-size bedroom, a second bedroom with two queen beds and two private bathrooms.
The Royal Nujuma Villa is the resort's largest accommodation, designed for families and groups who want extra space and privacy. Set in a secluded beachfront location, this three-bedroom villa has two king-size bedrooms and a third bedroom with two queen beds. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom, allowing guests to share the villa while keeping their own space.
Sita brings together a Levantine restaurant and French-style patisserie across six pavilions inspired by traditional Arabian markets. Guests can enjoy freshly prepared hummus, mezze and bread baked in a clay oven, alongside sweet and savoury pastries, speciality coffee and tea. The different dining spaces make it a good choice for breakfast, a relaxed daytime meal or a break for coffee and pastries.
Jamaa is an outdoor restaurant overlooking the Red Sea, offering a casual place to eat between activities or while spending time around the resort. Its shaded seating areas provide relief from the sun, while the open-air setting allows guests to enjoy the coastal surroundings. The menu focuses on international cuisine, with lighter dishes and refreshing drinks suited to relaxed daytime dining.
Tabrah is Nujuma's seafood restaurant, taking inspiration from Saudi Arabia's fishing traditions and the coastal communities of the Red Sea. Its menu focuses on seafood, making it a good choice for guests interested in the region's local food culture. The restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating, with sea views that provide a pleasant setting for an evening meal.
Maia is the resort's evening bar, with a drinks menu inspired by astronomy and the night sky. Its speciality is creative mocktails, with flavours and presentation influenced by celestial themes. The bar offers a different experience from the resort's restaurants, making it a good place to meet for drinks after dinner.
Neyrah Spa offers massages, facials and body treatments using ingredients and wellness traditions associated with the region, including oil sourced from AlUla. Guests can book individual or couples' treatments in sea-facing rooms or one of three outdoor treatment cabins in the spa gardens, named Sima, Hayat and Afaq. The hammam, rhassoul, vitality pool, lap pool and separate men's and women's lounges give guests space to relax before and after their appointments.
Nujuma offers yoga and Pilates sessions for guests who want to stay active without using the gym. Two private yoga pavilions sit among the spa gardens, with experts guiding practices such as sunrise yoga and sunset stretching. Private sessions offer a more personal approach for couples or individuals.
The Fitness Center is open around the clock, so guests can exercise whenever it suits their holiday plans. Equipment includes treadmills, elliptical machines, exercise bikes, free weights and strength-training machines. Some machines have personal TV screens.
The resort has a heated outdoor swimming pool overlooking the Red Sea, with towels provided and a lifeguard on duty. Guests can swim or spend time in the poolside areas when they want a break from organised activities.
Splash Adventure is the resort's interactive water-play area for children. It gives younger guests an alternative to the beach and main swimming pool, with a dedicated place for water-based play.
The Kids and Teen’s Club offers creative, nature and culture-focused activities for children aged 12 and under. Younger guests can learn about the local environment and Saudi heritage through play and hands-on experiences rather than spending every day at the pool.
Galaxea Dive Center organises scuba diving experiences in the waters surrounding Nujuma. Beginners can take lessons, while more experienced guests can join guided dives or work towards a diving certification. Heritage and conservation-focused dives offer further ways to explore the Red Sea.
Guided snorkelling excursions let guests explore the Red Sea's reefs from the surface, without needing scuba diving training. Galaxea offers opportunities to see coral formations and reef fish while learning more about the marine environment.
Guests can enjoy the Red Sea through kayaking, sailing and windsurfing. Kayaking offers a slower way to spend time on the water, while sailing and windsurfing are suited to travellers looking for something more active.
Cycling gives guests a way to explore the island away from the water. Bicycle rental is available, and the resort features on-island cycling among its recreational activities.
Conservation House introduces guests to Saudi Arabia's marine environment, history and cultural heritage through activities led by resident experts. Its indoor-outdoor pavilion includes spaces for creative pursuits, lounge areas, a pantry and a boutique.
Nujuma's resident naturalist helps guests learn about the wildlife and ecosystems of Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast. Guided nature experiences introduce visitors to native species and explain why the surrounding habitats need protection.
Guests can take part in mangrove planting as part of Nujuma's conservation work. The resort works with the National Center for Vegetation Cover to support mangrove restoration along the Red Sea coast.
Nujuma's resident astronomy expert leads stargazing sessions that connect the night sky with the history of Arabian navigation. Guests can learn how travellers once used the stars to guide journeys across the desert and sea.
Nujuma lies on Ummahat Islands 2–3 in Saudi Arabia's Red Sea, approximately 33 km from Red Sea International Airport (RSI). Guests can reach it by seaplane or travel by road to Turtle Bay, then continue by boat. The island setting offers beaches and access to coral reefs.
Transfer details: Approximately 30 minutes by seaplane, or 30 minutes by road followed by a one-hour boat journey. Book transfers at least 48 hours ahead; seaplanes require seven days' notice.
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