Nakheel Unveils A Prolific Plan For Dubai Islands Development

“Dubai Islands are an integral part of the future vision for the emirate, focusing on enhancing the health, happiness, and wellbeing of residents and visitors, as well as providing the highest standards and variety of urban infrastructure and facilities. Dubai Islands will add to the Nakheel portfolio of residential, retail, hospitality, and leisure developments, offering another destination within a destination,” said Naaman Atallah, chief executive officer at Nakheel.

The new Dubai Island Development will be holding 5 interconnected islands radiated over an area of 17 square kilometers offering a miscellaneous mix of residential, retail leisure, and hospitality. Each island has its own advantages and the people reaching there will witness the out-of-the-box living experience. The islands will host the clustering cultural venues in the cultural hubs, frivolous sports beaches and beach clubs, and smooth commuting throughout the city.

• The island will be home to 80 plus resorts and hotels
• Each will host luxury and wellness amenities
• Eco-conscious hotels and the boutique are planned
• 20km of area for the widespread cover of beaches
• A Blue Flag certified beach means an eco-friendly label
• 2 square km of parks and the abundance of open spaces
• Premium golf courses overlooking the Arabian Gulf

Dubai Island enables the further extension of beach length and the areas dedicated to public parks. The main aim of this project is to boost the tourism and hospitality industry by bringing manifold benefits and attractive ROIs.

In addition, the well-connected Marine Promenades and the paths for water and road transportation, walking, and biking contribute to the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan's development of dynamic and restorative communities.

Dubai Islands are located in a well-thought-out location bringing a myriad of benefits; you get easy connectivity to Dubai International airport, Dubai Creek, Jumeirah, and Downtown Dubai along the emirate’s northern coastline i.e. easily accessible through land and sea.