About Bluewaters
Bluewaters Island is a magnificent man-made island in Dubai, home to the world’s biggest observation wheel (Ain Dubai) and luxurious hotels, residences, entertainment, and dining options.
Bluewaters Island's location is 400 meters off the Jumeirah Beach Residence coastline and close to Dubai Marina. It’s accessible by a 265-meter pedestrian bridge from The Beach opposite JBR or by car through the exit from Sheikh Zayed Road.
The project was developed by Meraas Holding who worked with the contractor Van Oord, the Dutch firm that worked on Palm Jumeirah, and cost approximately AED 6 billion.
H.H. Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Ruler of Dubai, approved the project, and it was launched in 2013 and completed in 2018.
Lifestyle on Bluewaters Island, Dubai
Move here if you’re looking for an uberly luxurious waterfront lifestyle. Bluewaters Island is one of the most expensive areas in Dubai and boasts stunning sea views, premium properties, resort-like amenities, and plenty of leisure spots.
Bluewaters Island is home to notable landmarks such as Madame Tussauds Dubai, Brass Monkey, and Banyan Tree Dubai, a 5-star resort formerly known as Caesars Palace Dubai, which was rebranded in November 2023. In addition, the island has about 200 food and beverage and retail outlets.
Properties on Bluewaters Island
Bluewaters Residences consist of 10 residential buildings that are 15 stories high at most. They offer premium apartments and penthouses with captivating views of the sea and Ain Dubai. There are also a few townhouses on the podium levels.
Apartments on Bluewaters Island Dubai are available for rent and sale and come with 1, 2, 3, or 4 bedrooms. They boast superb finishes and construction quality, employing Scandinavian wooden floors, a neutral color palette, and minimalist designs. They also have spacious balconies and living rooms, ensuite bathrooms, open kitchens, and floor-to-ceiling glass windows.
Hotels on Bluewaters Island Dubai
Banyan Tree Dubai is a 5-star beachfront resort with a 500-meter private beach, 3 outdoor swimming pools, a spa, a gym, and fine dining restaurants including a Japanese Michelin Star Restaurant.
Banyan Tree was formerly Caesars Palace Dubai and reopened under the new name in November 2023.
