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PAID CONTENT FOR RIXOS BAB AL BAHR PAID CONTENT FOR RIXOS BAB AL BAHR


Rixos Bab Al Bahr RAS AL KHAIMAH, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES


Ras Al Khaimah is an undiscovered gem slowly gaining popularity and a must-visit location for nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers. The emirate is home to numerous exciting attractions like Jebel Jais — the tallest mountain in the UAE — and the longest zip-line in the world, as well as having a rich history dating back 7,000 years. On the shores of Al Marjan Island, it’s also home to Rixos Bab Al Bahr, the ultimate family resort. The pyramid- shaped resort is an ultra all-inclusive world where everything, with a few exceptions, is included in your stay. Parents can soak up the sun with their favourite


cocktail poolside or on the exquisite private beach, knowing their kids are being well looked after. Rixy Kids Club offers a variety of fun activities, games and workshops in a safe and controlled environment. Teens, on the other hand, can socialise, challenge peers to a game of billiards, or try popular PlayStation 5 games at Teens Club. Fitness enthusiasts can keep up their regime at


Exclusive Sports Club, featuring numerous classes throughout the day including paddleboarding,


yoga, aqua cycle and kangoo jump. At night, Rixos Bab Al Bahr transforms into a fantasy land with live entertainment until late. Guests can look forward to the famous Rixy Kids Disco, kids’ shows, dance shows, live bands and a resident DJ. After a fun-filled day, retreat to a comfortable


room or suite. The crowning jewel of the suite categories are the Kids Escape Family Suites. These two-bedroom suites offer a spacious bedroom for parents with an en suite bathroom on one side and a kid’s paradise with bunk beds on the other. Just over an hour’s drive from Dubai International


Airport, Rixos Bab Al Bahr is easily accessible with a beautiful scenic route through the desert and the chance to spot camels along the way. The resort has eight temperature-controlled swimming pools including an activity pool with water slides, a kids’ pool, and an adults-only pool. Avitane Spa is also the largest spa in Ras Al Khaimah and is divided into male and female sections. When making dinner plans, guests are spoilt for choice with five a la carte restaurants, an all-day dining buffet restaurant, a snack restaurant, food truck and eight bars.


DON’T MISS Sign your children up for the Rixy cooking classes, where they can discover their inner master chef


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Ultra all-inclusive • 8 pools including an aqua park, private spa pools and kids’ pools


• Seven restaurants and a food truck • 8 bars including a beach and pool bars


• Lounge with tea, coffee and live music • Avitane Spa and Turkish Hammam • Private beach • Kids’ club and teens’ club • Fitness centre and gym


KEY ACTIVITIES • Sports including watersports, tennis, volleyball and football


• Entertainment programme throughout the year


GET IN TOUCH allinclusive-collection.com/en/hotel/ rixos-bab-al-bahr T: +971 7 202 0000 E: reservation.rak@rixos.com


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