PAID CONTENT FOR ATLANTIS DUBAI
Atlantis Dubai DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
FROM SKY-HIGH VILLAS TO 24-CARAT GOLD FACIALS, ATLANTIS THE PALM AND ATLANTIS THE ROYAL OFFER TWO LAVISH AND DIFFERENT WAYS TO ENJOY DUBAI
Set against the shimmering backdrop of the Arabian Gulf, Atlantis, The Palm and its ultra- luxurious sister property Atlantis The Royal redefine what it means to holiday in Dubai. Perched on the crescent of the iconic Palm Dubai, these two legendary resorts are where world-class entertainment, haute cuisine and bespoke wellness experiences come together in unforgettable style. So, whether you’re craving high-octane adventure, ocean-view fine dining or serene spa escapes, Atlantis Dubai offers two distinct ways to indulge.
Atlantis, The Palm: the original icon As the first resort to open on Dubai’s iconic Palm Dubai, Atlantis, The Palm is where the legend began. Since its grand opening in 2008, it has become a symbol of Dubai’s ambition and extravagance, famed for its palatial design, aquatic adventures and celebrity-chef dining. From underwater suites to the world’s largest waterpark, it continues to set the standard for unforgettable, lavish stays.
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Dine like royalty With more than 34 restaurants, bars and lounges, Atlantis, The Palm is a culinary world tour under one roof. From laid-back bites to fine dining, every craving is covered. Celebrity-chef restaurants take centre stage, including Nobu, Hakkasan, Gordon Ramsay’s Bread Street Kitchen and the dramatic, underwater-themed Ossiano, where tables overlook a vast aquarium of marine life. Adding to the gastronomic line-up is Studio
Frantzén, which blends Nordic, Asian and modern European cuisine in a vibrant setting. For a more intimate experience, FZN by Björn Frantzén — a 27-seat fine-dining concept — delivers a tasting menu that artfully fuses Japanese elegance with European innovation. (Fun fact: Frantzén is the only chef in the world to hold three Michelin stars across three different restaurants).
Make a splash or explore the deep Exclusively located at Atlantis, The Palm (but accessible to guests of Atlantis The Royal),
Aquaventure World is a record-breaking playground for thrill-seekers and families alike. As the world’s largest waterpark, it features more than 105 slides and attractions across three towers, a mile-long lazy river, the region’s biggest kids’ zone, and a pristine private beach. For something a little more tranquil — but just as
mesmerising — step into the Ambassador Lagoon, home to 65,000 marine animals. Whether you’re scuba diving, snorkelling or simply admiring the view, it’s a breathtaking underwater world. Beyond the resort, guests can stroll along the
Palm Boardwalk, shop at Nakheel Mall or venture into the city’s historic districts and souks for an authentic taste of Dubai’s heritage.
Unwind in style For a post-adventure reset, guests can immerse themselves in aromatherapy rituals, sound healing and detox therapies at Awaken Spa & Wellness. The spa’s thermal suite also includes vitality pools, steam rooms and saunas.
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