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Six Senses Southern Dunes at the Edge of the Desert, Hijaz Mountains in the Distance, Six Senses Southern Dunes

Six Senses Southern Dunes

Tabuk, Saudi Arabia

Foster + Partners desert resort at the base of the Hijaz Mountains, The Red Sea, Saudi Arabia

No. 137 · Autumn 2026

The Oasis Flower-Shaped Canopy Entrance, Signature Structure by Foster + Partners, Six Senses Southern Dunes
Welcome

A desert resort designed with Foster + Partners

Six Senses Southern Dunes is the first resort to open in The Red Sea destination, with 76 keys that can be taken as a full buyout for up to 350 guests.

Six Senses Southern Dunes stands on a high plateau at the foot of the Hijaz Mountains and was the first resort to open in The Red Sea destination. Foster + Partners drew on the Nabataean civilisation of the Incense Route, giving the villas roofs that echo Bedouin tents and dunes and placing a flower-shaped canopy, the Oasis, at the centre.

Al Sarab at Sunset — The Resort's Signature Elevated Dining Setting, Six Senses Southern Dunes
The setting

Two scales of wedding

A small ceremony can take place in the courtyard of a pool villa, followed by a private dinner at the chef's table or under the stars. A larger celebration uses the whole resort, with up to 350 guests, the Oasis as the ceremony setting and Al Sarab for a reception as the mountains turn gold.

Where
The Red Sea, Tabuk Province, Saudi Arabia
Capacity
Up to 350 guests on a full buyout
Stay
76 keys, including 40 pool villas
Ceremony
The Oasis, Al Sarab, a villa courtyard or the desert
A Shaded Resort Terrace with Desert Views and Mountain Horizon, Six Senses Southern Dunes
The celebration

How the day is held

6 spaces for the day. Up to 350 guests.

The Oasis canopies and courtyard seen from the air, Six Senses Southern Dunes

The Oasis

A canopy shaped like a desert flower, with palms and a central pool beneath the Hijaz Mountains.

The Central Oasis Pool Surrounded by Villas and Desert Palms, Wide View, Six Senses Southern Dunes

Al Sarab

The signature restaurant at the resort's highest point, set for sunset receptions.

The terrace and plunge pool of a one bedroom pool villa, Six Senses Southern Dunes

40 private pool villas

Villas along the dune ridgeline, each with a temperature-controlled plunge pool and a furnished terrace.

The living area of The Retreat villa, Six Senses Southern Dunes
Where to stay

Rest, close at hand

76 rooms and suites.

The pool terrace of The Sunset Reserve, Six Senses Southern Dunes
Rooms

The Sunset Reserve

Four Bedrooms, Eight Guests, the Best Sunset on the Property

Private Temperature-Controlled Pool · Best Sunset Orientation on the Property · Four Bedrooms for up to Eight Guests

A Villa Bedroom Interior, Warm Desert Palette and Traditional Detail, Six Senses Southern Dunes
Rooms

Pool Villas

Private Plunge Pool, Desert Terrace, Dune Views

Private Temperature-Controlled Plunge Pool · Dune Ridgeline and Desert Terrace · Bedouin-Inspired Interiors

A Villa Bedroom with Nabataean-Inspired Textiles and Earthy Desert Tones, Six Senses Southern Dunes
Rooms

Wadi Rooms and Suites

Mountain Views, Organic Interiors, the Oasis at Your Door

Wadi Valley and Hijaz Mountain Views · Private Terrace Facing the Desert · Steps from the Oasis and Six Senses Spa

The Main Oasis Pool with Desert and Hijaz Mountain Backdrop, Six Senses Southern Dunes
Location

Getting there

Six Senses Southern Dunes sits on the Alnesai desert plateau approximately 100 km northeast of Umluj in Tabuk Province, Saudi Arabia, at the base of the Hijaz Mountains within The Red Sea development area of Red Sea Global.

Airport
Tabuk Regional
Airport
NEOM Bay
Nearby
Red Sea International Airport (RSI), Approximately 45–60 minutes by car
Nearby
Hijaz Mountains, Visible from every villa and the Oasis
Nearby
Umluj town, Approximately 100 km southwest
Nearby
Jeddah King Abdulaziz Airport (JED), Approximately 5 hours by road (connect via RSI)
A table of dishes from Bariya, Six Senses Southern Dunes
Dining

Food from the Incense Route

Four dining concepts follow the old trading route, with Al Sarab serving Saudi, Moroccan, Syrian, Persian and Lebanese flavours, Bariya open all day, and Merkaz hosting private dinners and cooking classes. Everything is alcohol-free, and banquets can be served from a formal table to a desert barbecue.

Six Senses Southern Dunes, Exterior View, Foster + Partners Photograph, Six Senses Southern Dunes
The Incense Route Cooking School at Merkaz, Six Senses Southern Dunes
The Community Lounge with its glowing ceiling disc, Six Senses Southern Dunes
The Resort Set Against the Hijaz Dunes, Desert Landscape, Six Senses Southern Dunes
Spa and Villa Feature, Foster + Partners Architecture Photography, Six Senses Southern Dunes
A Wadi King Room with a terrace door open to the desert, Six Senses Southern Dunes
Cinema Under the Stars on the sand, Six Senses Southern Dunes
A luxury wedding venue

Six Senses Southern Dunes

Pool and Amenity Area, Foster + Partners Photography, Six Senses Southern Dunes
The Earth Lab Artisan Workshop Space, Six Senses Southern Dunes
The resort pool among palms, seen from above, Six Senses Southern Dunes

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