Master developed by Nakheel, Palm Jumeirah is a symbol of Dubai’s vibrant growth and ambition. Stretching five kilometres into the Arabian Gulf, Palm Jumeirah takes on the shape of the date palm tree. It is one of the world’s largest man made islands, and a spectacular feat of engineering covering 560 hectares of land. It is home to approximately 25,000 people and features luxury residences and waterfront homes, retail destinations, leisure attractions and world class marinas.

The trunk houses residential apartments, hotels, restaurants, cafés, marinas, private beaches, retail malls and attractions. Halfway down the island’s spine, roads lead off to residential gated communities. At the tip of the spine, a tunnel takes you to the crescent lined with luxury beachfront resorts and residences.

Palm Jumeirah is a growing residential, tourism and leisure destination with its collection of five star hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, premier residences, world class marinas, retail destinations and unique leisure attractions. It has transformed Dubai’s coastline, won awards and attracted visitors from across the globe. It is also home to Al Ittihad Park, the UAE’s first indigenous park, and the Palm Monorail, the Middle East’s first monorail system.