Al Marjan Island
Al Marjan Island is a man-made archipelago in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. It spans over 4.5 kilometres into the sea. The total area of this island is 2.7 million square meters. The area consists of four coral-shaped islands extending into the Arabian Gulf. The names of the 4 islands are- Breeze Island, Treasure Island, View Island and Dream Island. Al Marjan Island has beautiful beaches and world-class resorts. This island is not only popular among visitors, investors are equally interested in this place. There are growing investment opportunities. In Al Marjan Islands, you will enjoy a perfect blend of relaxation and modern luxury.
Why Visit Al Marjan Island?
- If you want to experience what it feels like to spend holidays on a luxurious island, you must visit Al Marjan Island. Here you may get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to enjoy natural beauty and luxury in a single trip. The white sand beach, fresh seawater, beautiful sunset and fresh breeze will soothe your mood.
- The island has many world-class resorts. Mövenpick Resort, Hampton by Hilton, and Rixos Bab Al Bahr are famous for their ambience and hospitality.
- Al Marjan Island offers equal scopes for entertainment for every kind of traveller. You can enjoy parasailing, yacht cruises, live music events, beachside dining and lots more.
- This island is ideal for couples looking for a romantic holiday. Families also love this place for fun, relaxation and quality time.
- Al Marjan Island is a growing tourism and real estate hub. If you are an investor or business enthusiast, you must not miss a chance to explore this island.
- Near this island, there are many of Ras Al Khaimah’s famous landmarks. So, after a short drive, you can reach Jebel Jais, Dhayah Fort or Jais Flight. Visiting these places will add more fun and excitement to your trip.
How To Get To Al Marjan Island?
- By Car: You can go to Al Marjan Island by car from Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
- By Bus: There is no direct bus service that will take you to the island. You have to take a bus from Dubai’s Union Bus Station or Al Ghubaiba Bus Station to Ras Al Khaimah Bus Station. From there, you can take a taxi or a local bus to Al Marjan Island.
- By Taxi And Ride-sharing Apps: You can take a taxi from Dubai to Al Marjan Island. You can also use Uber and Careem.
- By Air (For International Visitors): Ras Al Khaimah International Airport (RAK) is about 30 minutes from Al Marjan Island. Dubai International Airport (DXB) is around 1 hour away.
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Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH) is around 2.5 to 3 hours away. From any airport, you can rent a car, book a taxi, or use a ride-hailing service to reach the island.
- By Private Yacht Or Boat: For a luxurious entrance, you can reach the island by a private yacht or boat.
The Best Time To Visit
The best time to visit Al Marjan Island is between October and April. During this time the weather remains comfortable and suitable for outdoor activities.
Tips For Visitors
- Follow water safety guidelines.
- Wear light, breathable clothes and comfy shoes.
- Apply sunscreen on your face. Wear sunglasses and hats.
- Book hotels in advance.
- Look for hotel deals during the summer for discounted rates.
- Enjoy seafood and Middle Eastern cuisine at waterfront restaurants. Do not forget to try shawarma, hummus, and grilled meats.
- Credit cards are accepted, but carry some cash for small purchases. ATMs are available on the island and in nearby areas.
- Al Marjan Island hosts record-breaking New Year’s Eve fireworks—book accommodations early if visiting during this time.
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