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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in collaboration with renowned Italian designer Stefano Ricci, has unveiled the spectacular Sindalah Yacht Club on a magnificent horseshoe-shaped island, part of the Neom project...
This island, the first island destination of the Neom project, has captured the attention of yachting enthusiasts and luxury travelers worldwide.
The interior design of the club, revealed for the first time on Tuesday, marks Ricci’s debut in yacht club interior design. Sindalah Yacht Club features a spacious terrace with a pool, a lounge area, and a restaurant helmed by Michelin-starred chef Enrico Bartolini, whose restaurants collectively hold 13 Michelin stars. The club’s design incorporates white Carrara marble, which blends perfectly with the vibrant blue tones named "Sindalah Blue," in honor of the azure waters surrounding the island.
In the elegant setting, briar-root wood surfaces, handwoven textiles, and opulent ceilings create a fusion of 15th-century Tuscany and the Saudi Arabian coastline. Stefano Ricci’s son, Filippo Ricci, who played a pivotal role in creating this unique space, said that his visit to Sindalah in 2019 immediately enchanted him. The distinctive walnut texture of Italian design was adapted with "Sindalah Blue," while Florentine limestone was replaced with white Carrara marble.
Sindalah Yacht Club offers an exclusive experience and is designed for the global elite arriving on their superyachts. IGY Marinas manages the club, while the Sindalah Marina can accommodate superyachts up to 590 feet in length. With over 5,000 berths, Sindalah establishes a premier yachting ecosystem.
In addition to Sindalah Yacht Club, the island will feature three luxury resorts, a spa center, 51 high-end boutiques, 86 berths, 38 restaurants, and a beach club, confirming Sindalah’s status as the next prestigious destination on the world luxury map.
