This is Nujuma, a luxury resort located almost 26 kilometers from mainland Saudi Arabia. The resort is only accessible by chartered boat or seaplane, which only underlines its exclusivity. Since the opening of the first resorts in 2023, the Red Sea has become a popular destination for international celebrities, including Cristiano Ronaldo.
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The five-time Ballon d’Or winner and his partner have visited Nujuma several times and were clearly charmed, according to the resort. Ultimately they decided to purchase two villas. One with three bedrooms is intended for family holidays, while a second two-bedroom villa offers space for more intimate stays.
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The villas have a circular structure and are part of a luxurious resort that also has several gastronomic restaurants, a wellness center and an extensive spa. Privacy is a great asset, an important element for the Portuguese superstar. When the Al-Nassr striker wants to escape the hectic pace of professional football and his life in the spotlight, Ronaldo can retreat to his private island in the Red Sea. Although his permanent base remains Riyadh for the time being.
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“This is really a special place,” said the Portuguese. “From the moment we first visited, Georgina and I felt a connection with the island and its natural beauty – it is a place where we feel at peace. Now that we have a home here, we can enjoy quality time with family anytime in privacy and tranquility.”
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Not his first purchase
With this purchase, Ronaldo further expands his impressive real estate portfolio. The Portuguese star already owns properties in Manchester, Turin, Marbella, Madrid and Dubai, among others. He also owns an international hotel chain with branches in New York, Funchal and Lisbon. Exactly how much he paid for the villas on Nujuma remains secret for the time being.
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