ADRENA is open and sells sessions to the public. Sessions start from SAR 300. It runs Endless Surf + FlowRider in The Red Sea, Saudi Arabia.
Verified October 2026
A saltwater Endless Surf lagoon and a FlowSurf standing wave side by side inside a major new destination. Unpublished pricing and remote access are the open questions.
ADRENA is a sports and entertainment district within The Red Sea, the destination Red Sea Global is developing on Saudi Arabia's west coast, and it opened to the public on 1 March 2026. It pairs an Endless Surf ES36 lagoon with a separate FlowSurf standing wave, alongside a wakeboarding lake, a skate and BMX park, snorkel trails, cliff jumping, slides, zip lines and climbing. It is a short drive from Red Sea International Airport.
The Endless Surf lagoon runs on a closed-loop system that draws seawater from the Red Sea, filters it, circulates it through the lagoon and returns it to the sea, which Endless Surf says its technology can do because it has no machinery underwater. Red Sea Global calls it the largest surf pool in Saudi Arabia, 215 metres long with waves up to 2.1 metres. Waves are programmed through Endless Surf's Swell Studio software, and the booking site lists First Timer, Split Peak and Single Peak sessions, with Single Peak rides of up to 22 seconds. The separate FlowSurf installation is a standing wave ridden in place.
Travelers already visiting The Red Sea destination who want two different wave experiences in one stop, a traveling-wave lagoon and a standing wave, plus a full slate of other adventure sports on the same site.
Surf sessions need a park admission ticket first: SAR 500 for an adult, SAR 350 for a junior under 1.2 metres, or SAR 1,500 for a family of two adults and two children, covering ADRENA's other wet and dry attractions but not surfing. On top of that, beginners book the fully coached First Timer, SAR 300, so a first surf costs about SAR 800 in all. The Split Peak session, with rides of up to about 12 seconds, is also SAR 300 and the Single Peak, with rides of up to 22 seconds, SAR 450; booking either needs an account. Soft-top boards are included; NSP boards cost extra. Session length is not published, and no price has been published for the standing wave. Read from booking.adrena.sa on 12 October 2026.
Lagoon sessions are booked on ADRENA's own booking site; accommodation goes through Visit Red Sea, and the surf team takes group and custom bookings by email. The district is a short drive from Red Sea International Airport.
Technology
Endless Surf + FlowRider
Skill Levels
How much does it cost to surf at ADRENA?
Sessions at ADRENA start from SAR 300. Surf sessions need a park admission ticket first: SAR 500 for an adult, SAR 350 for a junior under 1.2 metres, or SAR 1,500 for a family of two adults and two children, covering ADRENA's other wet and dry attractions but not surfing. On top of that, beginners book the fully coached First Timer, SAR 300, so a first surf costs about SAR 800 in all. The Split Peak session, with rides of up to about 12 seconds, is also SAR 300 and the Single Peak, with rides of up to 22 seconds, SAR 450; booking either needs an account. Soft-top boards are included; NSP boards cost extra. Session length is not published, and no price has been published for the standing wave. Read from booking.adrena.sa on 12 October 2026.
Is ADRENA open?
Yes, ADRENA is open.
When is the best time to visit ADRENA?
October through April. The Red Sea coast is hot year-round and punishing in high summer, so the cooler months are when outdoor activity makes the most sense.
Can anyone surf at ADRENA?
Yes. Sessions are sold to the public.
Where is ADRENA?
ADRENA is in The Red Sea, Saudi Arabia. The nearest airport is Red Sea International, about a short drive by car.
