Marsa Al Arab is the latest ultra-luxury resort set to open in 2023. The project which has the design of a futuristic superyacht will mark a new epoch for the developer of Jumeirah Group, and architect Shaun Killa, completing the oceanic trilogy of Jumeirah, which also includes the wave-shaped Jumeirah Beach Hotel and the world famous sailboat-shaped Burj Al Arab hotel. The Marsa Al Arab development consists of 2 artificial islands with a total area of 3,982,646 sqft.

On the second, there will be a limited collection of nine Marsa Al Arab Quay Wall Villas with 6 bedrooms. The properties will include 3 levels and a ground floor, and will provide gorgeous panoramic views of the sea. Each villa has a huge property size of 15,733 sqft and has underground parking, a swimming pool, roof terrace and internal elevator. Interiors of the residences are designed in a minimalist style with a neutral colour scheme by the French designer, Tristan Auer in collaboration with Wilson Associates. The extensive plot area of the property allows residents to develop their own landscaped garden design to suit their own needs and taste.

The Marsa Al Arab project is worth AED 6.3B and is located across 2 artificial islands in the Umm Suqeim district, which is easily accessible from the Sheikh Zayed Road. There will be wellness and leisure areas, as well as signature restaurants within the development for guests and residents to enjoy. The world-renowned international management company in the field of hospitality and luxury, Jumeirah Group, also promises a portfolio of international chef restaurants. Marsa Al Arab will have a business area with office buildings and a business hotel for international conferences.

The project will offer residents and visitors a new theater with a 1,700 spectator capacity, and will house the Dubai branch of the world famous Cirque du Soleil, which will show new programmes specifically created for the emirate. Another attraction will be the Dubai Pearl Museum with its own pearl farm & a unique collection of rare specimens from around the world.

The existing Wild Wadi Waterpark will be moved closer to the coast and will be 2 times bigger than the original. Marine Park will be another entertainment and educational complex built in the area, with show programmes for adults and children to enjoy. The two parks will occupy an area of more than 2,475,699 sqft. Villas in Marsa Al Arab are intended primarily for families with children due to their spacious living areas and the many entertainment facilities nearby.