- The five open hotels on Shura Island certified to the highest global standard for sustainable hospitality design and construction
Riyadh, 9 July 2026: Red Sea Global (RSG), the developer behind the regenerative tourism destinations The Red Sea and AMAALA, has announced that all five operational hotels on Shura Island have achieved LEED Platinum certification under the LEED v4 BD+C Hospitality rating system.
This milestone brings the total number of LEED Platinum certified hotels and resorts at The Red Sea to 10, offering 1,207 keys across a certified area of 236,405 sqm. The destination will unveil six additional resorts on Shura Island, which are all on track to achieve LEED certification later this year.
All five LEED Platinum-certified resorts—The Red Sea EDITION, InterContinental The Red Sea Resort , SLS The Red Sea , Four Seasons Resorts and Residences Red Sea at Shura Island,and Miraval The Red Sea—meet the highest global standards for sustainable design, construction, and operations, with all assets powered entirely by renewable energy. Shura Island integrates energy-efficient architecture, low-impact materials, and high-performance building systems.
“Achieving the first Platinum LEED certified Four Seasons Resort in KSA reflects our deep commitment to advancing Vision 2030 through sustainable and responsible tourism. In alignment with Red Sea Global’s People and Planet pillars, sustainability is embedded in every aspect of our operations and long-term vision.”
This achievement reinforces RSG’s global leadership, positioning it as the single developer with the highest number of LEED Platinum certified hotels worldwide.
