Nasim Al Bahr Residences

The Nasim Al Bahr Residences Luxury Collection is a new waterfront community emerging on Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah. This exclusive development is a collaboration between Abu Dhabi National Hotels and The Luxury Collection brand from Marriott International. The project offers a range of residential options, including apartments and penthouses, many featuring direct access to a private lagoon. Residents will benefit from service standards equivalent to a flagship resort hotel.

Interiors are designed in a light color palette, emphasizing natural materials, high ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows. All living areas, kitchens, and bedrooms come with stylish furniture, built-in storage, and finishes that meet premium hotel standards. Bathrooms continue this theme with stone surfaces, double vanities, and high-end fixtures. For investors, this means the properties are immediately ready for short or long-term rental, requiring no additional investment.

The available units include 1-3 bedroom apartments and 4-5 bedroom penthouses. The shoreline will feature 3-bedroom townhouses and a variety of villas, including Beach Villas, Podium Villas, and a flagship Presidential Villa. The project is scheduled for completion in the first quarter of 2028. Attractive payment plans of 40/60 and 30/70 are available.

Resort-style amenities include a private bay with direct beach access, infinity and relaxation pools, a children's pool and play areas, a modern fitness and wellness center, a spa, resident lounges, 24-hour concierge and valet services, hotel-standard housekeeping, and in-residence dining. The fully furnished residences allow for a quicker entry into the rental market and simplify the moving process.

A key advantage of this project is its prime location. Al Marjan Island is rapidly becoming a new hub of attraction, and the highly anticipated opening of the Wynn Resort in early 2027 is expected to draw even more tourists and drive rental price growth. For property owners, this translates into potentially high rental yields and accelerated capital appreciation.