The Red Sea will become the stage for the grand finale of The Ocean Race 2027, as AMAALA, a luxury regenerative tourism destination, has been chosen as the finish line for the prestigious sailing event.
The Ocean Race 2027 will make history as it concludes in the stunning Red Sea. Then, the fleet will make its way to the Mediterranean Sea, finishing off Port Said, Egypt. From there, the sailors will embark on a final, thrilling leg through the Suez Canal into the Red Sea, culminating in a spectacular finish at AMAALA.
A Perfect Match
The partnership between The Ocean Race and Red Sea Global aligns seamlessly with both organizations’ commitment to sustainability and ocean conservation. AMAALA, with its focus on regenerative tourism, provides an ideal backdrop for the race’s emphasis on environmental responsibility.
A Legacy of Sustainability
The Ocean Race and Red Sea Global will collaborate on a range of ocean health initiatives, including scientific research, education programs, and community outreach. The goal is to raise awareness of ocean conservation issues and inspire future generations to protect our marine ecosystems.
The final leg of the 2027 race will be a thrilling sprint across the Red Sea, with teams battling it out for the ultimate victory. The finish line at AMAALA promises to be a spectacular conclusion to this round-the-world race.
As the world watches, the Red Sea will become the stage for a historic moment in sailing history, where sport, sustainability, and innovation converge.
