Our location
Address: Sheybarah Island - The Red Sea - Tabuk, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The Red Sea destination is 500km north of Jeddah, between the Saudi towns of AlWajh and Umluj. With its own dedicated Red Sea International Airport, the destination is easily accessible to visitors from around the world.
Shebara Resort: Nestled just a 30-40 minutes boat ride from Turtle Bay Arrival Lounge, or 30 minutes flying time by Seaplane from Red Sea International Airport, Shebara unveils a serene oasis, a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Airport Arrival Red Sea International Airport (RSI)
Red Sea International Airport is located at The Red Sea destination, near to the city of Hanak, Tabuk, in the west of Saudi Arabia. Upon landing at Red Sea International Airport (RSI), you will be met by Shebara airport greeting service team who will accompany you through customs and whisk you to your preferred mode of transport to the resort.
Self Drive to The Red Sea
If you prefer to enjoy the beauty of Saudi Arabia’s landscape during your trip, traveling by land to the Red Sea destination is the best option. The destination is located 500 kilometers north of Jeddah and 375 kilometers northwest of Medina. Enjoy driving through modern highways and stunning desert landscapes. Warm welcome at the guest reception center: Upon your arrival at the guest reception center at the Red Sea destination, you will find the hospitality team waiting for you with warmth and welcome. They will assist you with completing the check-in procedures and coordinate your transfer to the Shebara Resort using your preferred mode of transportation, whether by boat or seaplane.
GETTING HERE
By Seaplane
Effortless Seaplane Check-In: Upon arriving at Red Sea International Airport, our dedicated greeting team will personally escort you to the Seaplane Terminal for a seamless check-in. Scenic Seaplane Journey: Enjoy a stunning 30-minute seaplane flight from Red Sea International, whisking you directly to the picturesque Shebara Resort. Gracious Villa Welcome: Upon reaching Shebara Resort, our attentive team will warmly welcome you and guide you to your luxurious villa, ensuring a smooth and delightful start to your stay. Remember to reserve your seaplane transfer when booking your stay for a seamless travel experience.
By Private Boat
Exclusive Welcome and Transfer: Upon landing at Red Sea International Airport, our dedicated greeting team will personally escort you to your eco-friendly electric vehicle for a scenic 30-minute drive to the Turtle Bay Hotel Arrival Lounge, located just 20 KM away. Mesmerizing Boat Ride: Board a boat at the Turtle Bay Hotel jetty and enjoy a serene 30-40 minute journey across the crystal-clear waters, transporting you to the enchanting Shebara Island. Elegant Villa Reception: Upon your arrival at Shebara Resort, our attentive team will warmly welcome you and guide you to your luxurious villa, ensuring a smooth and delightful start to your stay. Remember to reserve your Car and Boat transfer when booking your stay for a seamless travel experience.
Allow Us to Craft Your Perfect Escape
Before you Travel
Flight information
Visa
Currency
What to wear
LanguageSaudia flies to Red Sea International four times a week from King Khalid International Airport (RUH) in Riyadh and two times a week from King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) in Jeddah. FlyDubai flies to Red Sea International twice a week from Dubai International Airport (DXB). Stay tuned for updates on more flights and new routes.
To find out which visa you need to visit The Red Sea, or to apply for an e-visa. https://www.visitsaudi.com/en/plan-your-trip/visa-regulations
The currency of Saudi Arabia is the Saudi riyal (SAR). The riyal is subdivided into 100 halalas and is pegged to the US dollar. One US dollar is equal to 3.75 SAR. Notes are in denominations of five riyals, 10 riyals, 50 riyals, 100 riyals, and 500 riyals. Coins are one riyal, two riyals, 50 halala, 25 halala, 10 halala, 5 halala, or 1 halala.
The Red Sea is a private sun, sea and sand destination and visitors should dress how they feel comfortable. When visiting local villages or religious sites, we advise that both men and women dress modestly, keeping arms and knees covered and wearing loose clothing. It is not essential for women to cover their hair.
Arabic is the official language of Saudi Arabia. English is the Kingdom’s informal second language, spoken by a large section of society in cities and large towns.
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