Palm JumeirahLuxury
Atlantis The Royal
Kerzner's stacked-block landmark on the Palm crescent, built around a chef-driven restaurant collection and a resort programme of its own.
- Beach
- Fine Dining
- Pool
Destination Guide
The Ultimate Guide to Palm Jumeirah
Island resort living, minutes from the city
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The district
Palm Jumeirah reads as a destination in its own right. The trunk carries residential towers and neighbourhood dining; the fronds hold the villas; the crescent is where the largest beach resorts sit facing back towards the mainland.
For visitors, the appeal is simple — a genuine beach holiday with the city fifteen minutes away. Days here run on a resort rhythm of sea, pool, spa and sundown, punctuated by beach clubs that fill from mid-afternoon.
Stay on the crescent for the widest beaches and the skyline panorama; stay on the trunk for quicker access to Dubai Marina and the tram network.
Where to stay
Hotels in Palm Jumeirah
Palm JumeirahResort
Atlantis, The Palm
The original Palm Jumeirah landmark: a kilometre of private beach, Aquaventure Waterpark and The Lost Chambers Aquarium on one estate.
- Beach
- Family
- Pool
Palm JumeirahLuxury
One&Only The Palm
Low-rise Andalusian-inflected rooms, suites and villas on a quiet stretch of the Palm, with two-Michelin-starred STAY by Yannick Alléno.
- Beach
- Fine Dining
- Spa
Palm JumeirahResort
Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort
400 metres of private shoreline, three 24-hour swimming lagoons with direct room access, and the first over-water villas built in the UAE.
- Beach
- Pool
- Spa
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