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Beach at Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah, Marjan Island PHOTOGRAPH: RADISSON HOTELS


Dune bashing in Ras Al Khaimah PHOTOGRAPH: RADISSON HOTELS


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World’s longest zipline - Jais flight PHOTOGRAPH: RADISSON HOTELS A picnic in the mountains PHOTOGRAPH: RADISSON HOTELS


nation at the Gulf ’s newest hotspot. Marjan Island is an idyllic, man-made archipelago of four coral-shaped islets stretching into the shimmering sea off Ras Al Khaimah, the UAE’s most northern emirate. Designed as a celebration of


modern outdoor living, Marjan Island captivates visitors with its unspoilt beaches, warm blue waters, at least eight hours of sunshine a day and starry nights, nearby the dramatic backdrop of the dappled desert and the Jais and Yanis Mountains in the background. Located in a prime waterfront


position, Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah Marjan Island — offering direct access to miles of soft sandy beaches, watersports,


spectacular


views and an exceptional choice of restaurants — is the perfect place for a sun-soaked getaway. Guests can find everything they


need for a relaxing retreat without ever leaving the stylish comfort of the resort. But for those in search of more adventure, the beguiling colours, sights, sounds and smells of Ras Al Khaimah offer something for every traveller. Te unique natural landscape features swathes of lush


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green mangrove swamps, the vast, silent desert and 42 miles of pristine beaches, all guarded by magnificent Jebel Jais, the UAE’s highest mountain. Formerly known as a major pearl


diving centre, Ras Al Khaimah — often just called RAK — is now a warm and friendly place of contrasts. Enjoy bartering for bargains in the sultry souks, or splash out in the chic modern malls. Soak up the serenity of Ali Wadi’s sunbaked terracotta dunes — or the romance of the balmy desert nights. Itching to get that adrenaline


pumping? Escape to RAK’s vast, unspoilt outdoors and enjoy an exhil- arating range of adventure activi- ties: diving, kayaking, parasailing, hiking, mountain biking, golf and the thrilling Jebel Jais Flight — the world’s longest Zipline. Heritage lovers can immerse them-


selves in the emirate’s rich, 7,000-year old history at stunning sites such as Dhaya Fort and Al Jazirat Al-Hamra. Share the excitement of the desert camel races or sample authentic local living at a traditional Bedouin camp. For a contrasting, fabulously futur-


istic experience, the glittering metrop- olis of Dubai is just a 45-minute drive from RAK. Go for the day, or stay longer — at one of eight remarkable Radisson Hotels.


Great food plays an important


part of any visit to RAK — and the Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah Marjan Island offers an outstanding range of dining experiences. Choices include: the Seafood Shack’s real fire barbecue, serving fresh seafood from a stunning outdoor terrace; La Med, which showcases food from the whole Mediterranean region and the RBG Restaurant’s impressive buffet. Enjoy a flaky morning croissant


at Te Bake House, cool off at the swim-up pool bar or sink a perfect sundowner on the RBG terrace. Additional resort attractions include an indulgent spa in which to relax, recharge and rebalance. Plus, a chil- dren’s pool, activities and designated play areas — meaning boredom is never an option. Don’t wait till the rest find out,


discover Marjan Island now. It’s a perfect pearl of a sun-warmed, year- round destination and a place to make memories for a lifetime.


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Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah, Marjan Island PHOTOGRAPH: RADISSON HOTELS


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