Saudi Arabia | What is Sindala and will it welcome its guests soon?

2024-04-25 2024-04-25T13:47:15Z

Arabia Weather - The NEOM project in Saudi Arabia, also known as NEOM Island, includes approximately 90 natural islands on an area of 28 thousand square kilometers, and among these islands, Sindalah Island stands out as one of the most beautiful.

NEOM Island combines the beauty of nature with modern facilities, and is characterized by its ideal climate all year round, making it an ideal destination for tourists and travelers looking for luxury and relaxation. Sandalah Island is located within the ambitious NEOM project, and is considered one of the most prominent development projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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What is Sindalah Island?

The area of Sandala Island is 840,000 square meters, and it is located in a strategic location that makes it a gateway to the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. The population of the NEOM region is expected to increase to one million people in 2030, and it is expected to begin receiving visitors on Sandala Island in Beginning of 2024.

As for the existing projects on Sindalah Island, they include “The Line” city, which will provide easy access to facilities and services throughout the region, thanks to its innovative and integrated design. The island also includes several luxury hotels that combine luxury and exceptional service, and reservations for accommodation in these hotels are expected to begin as soon as the island is officially opened.

Marine life on Sindalah Island

The marine life on Sindalah Island is distinguished by its unique environmental diversity, as it includes a reserve for the most beautiful coral reefs, making it an ideal destination for marine life lovers. More than 600 species of marine creatures live in the Red Sea surrounding the island, and the island adheres to sustainability standards by adopting the best international practices aimed at protecting biodiversity and preserving the marine environment.