01 December 2024

Damac Properties, UAE’s leading property developer, has announced the launch of its third and largest master community – Damac Islands – unveiled this year and the sixth in its portfolio of master development projects.

 Nestled in the heart of Dubailand, Damac Islands is a tropical-inspired haven that combines luxury living with island life, said Damac. It takes inspiration from some of the world’s most sought-after island destinations, and will feature six clusters including the Maldives, Bora Bora, Seychelles, Hawaii, Bali, and Fiji.

 Masterfully blending the relaxed island aesthetic with modern splendour, the community aims at creating an oasis where indoor luxury will be harmonised with outdoor paradise, the developer said.

 This meticulously designed community is slated to be the perfect escape from the bustling city, providing residents with tranquility, rejuvenation, and connection within a peaceful and intimate setting, said Hussain Sajwani, the Founder and Chairman of Damac Properties, at the project unveiling held at Coca-Cola Arena.

The launch ceremony was also attended by Amira Sajwani, Managing Director, Damac Properties and other senior executives from Damac who headlined the press and partner event.

“This project embodies our vision of creating spaces where residents can find both escape and connection—an oasis that feels exclusive and warm. Damac Islands is a landmark of our commitment to innovation and our belief in Dubai as the ultimate destination for transformative, world-class living,” remarked Sajwani.

 “An Island State of Mind” sets the tone for the Damac Islands experience, with amenities that elevate day-to-day life to a blissful retreat. From serene lagoons and cascading waterfalls to lush jungle rivers and an exclusive Aqua Dome with indoor aquatic activities, every element has been crafted to evoke the serenity of island living,” she noted.

 “Signature features include a hot springs spa, jungle swings, a bird park, and a mini-golf island, ensuring every resident finds an escape within this exclusive community,” she added.

A wedding venue, a tortoise garden, a fresh fruit market and an exclusive Residents Clubhouse will also add to the charm of this sanctuary.

 Damac Islands will offer a range of luxury villas and trendy townhouses, each designed with spacious layouts and breathtaking views. Property options include villas starting at AED6.3 million ($1.7 million) for six-bedroom layouts and AED18.5 million for seven-bedroom layouts. Its townhouses will include units selling for AED2.25 million for four-bedroom units and AED3.1 million for five-bedroom units, said the Dubai developer. 

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