Exclusive Manmade Island
The iconic manmade island of Palm Jumeirah is famous for its trademark palm tree shape and houses waterfront bungalows, plush boutiques, luxury hotels and upscale restaurants.
Suggested Duration - 1 hour
The place is accessible to pedestrians only, stroll along the 11-kilometre long Palm Jumeirah Boardwalk along the Arabian Gulf, lined with food trucks, souvenir shops and cafés.
Palm Jumeirah is an iconic man-made archipelago of artificial islands in Dubai. It is one of the world's most ambitious and impressive engineering projects. It is shaped like a palm tree and extends into the Persian Gulf, hosting luxury residences, five-star hotels, and upscale resorts, including Atlantis The Palm.
This artificial island's construction began in the early 2000s and symbolizes Dubai's opulence and innovation. In the Palm Jumeirah, you can experience a variety of fine dining options, private beaches, and world-class amenities. You can even experience the breathtaking views of the Dubai Skyline, such as Burj Khalifa, Burj Al Arab, and more. Hence, it is a perfect destination for people seeking luxury and leisure.
Ticket Price | There is no Palm Jumeirah entry fee. |
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Timings | Open for 24 hours |
Best Time to Visit | November to March |
Famous For | It is known for its luxury, stunning designs, beautiful beaches, and high-end facilities, such as resorts, waterparks, etc. |
Height | 240 metres |
Time Required | At least 4 hours |
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum conceived the idea of Palm Jumeirah in late 1990 to expand its coastline and boost tourism. Nakheel Properties, developers of this project, handed over the first residential units in 2006. However, until October 2007, 75% of properties were ready to be occupied, with 500 families already residing. Moreover, 28 hotels opened on the Crescent by the end of 2009.
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