Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab
Umm Suqeim 3, Umm Suqeim, Dubai
“Superyacht coastal sanctuary”
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Vibe
The sleek superyacht-inspired resort completes a nautical trilogy of architectural icons along Dubai's most exclusive golden coastline.
“Superyacht coastal sanctuary”
Personalized butler service, private beach access, and ocean-facing marble suites.
Futuristic superyacht-inspired architecture by Killa Design featuring sweeping nautical interior curves.
A private beachfront peninsula featuring an exclusive marina, multiple pools, and diverse dining.
In Umm Suqeim near the Burj Al Arab beach hub.
Rooms
Nautical cabin-style rooms by HBA feature floor-to-ceiling windows and tiered terraces extending over the turquoise Arabian Gulf.
Backstory
Architect Shaun Killa designed the curved structure to echo the contours of a superyacht setting sail from Jumeirah's peninsula.
Wellness
Talise Spa spans three floors with hyperbaric oxygen chambers and a 22-meter indoor pool facing the Burj Al Arab.
Eat & drink
A gastronomic galaxy of fifteen venues includes Venetian flair at Rialto and a transformative four-in-one dining concept at The Fore.
The neighborhood
Perched on a private peninsula in Umm Suqeim, the resort offers direct access to a new 82-berth superyacht marina.
“Marsa Al Arab extends 1,540 feet out to sea, on reclaimed land that runs alongside the famed Burj Al Arab, offering a new sidelong perspective on Dubai’s most famous landmark.”
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