Al Marjan Island
Wynn Al Marjan Island — the UAE’s first licensed casino — opens in 2027, a verified ten-minute drive from Villa 113. The island already has eight resorts and around fifty places to eat and drink. Villa 113 puts all of it within reach, while keeping you in a quiet, gated waterfront community.
Book a private viewingWynn Al Marjan Island is the most significant tourism project the UAE has seen in years — a roughly US$5.1 billion integrated resort, and the first to hold a commercial gaming licence anywhere in the country. When it opens in spring 2027, it is expected to draw millions of new visitors to Ras Al Khaimah every year.
For a homeowner, that means a world-class resort — its dining, entertainment and nightlife — arriving ten minutes from your door, and a rising tide that lifts the whole emirate’s profile and property market with it.
The 70-storey resort topped out in December 2025 and is on track to open in 2027.
One of the largest single hospitality investments in the region.
Granted the country’s first commercial gaming licence by the UAE regulator (the GCGRA) in 2024.
Including ultra-luxury upper-floor suites, royal apartments and marina estates.
Headlined by an Alain Ducasse steakhouse and a Delilah supper club, plus a nightclub and a theatre.
A private beach, multiple pools, a five-star spa and a deep-water marina for superyachts.
Rixos, Mövenpick, Pullman, DoubleTree, Hampton, Radisson, Rove and SO/ Ras Al Khaimah.
Around fifty dining venues already operating across the island’s hotels.
Global names already here — Karma Kafé by Buddha-Bar and CLAW BBQ at Hampton.
Savant’s tenth-floor cocktail lounge, Neo Sky Bar, beach clubs and sunset bars.
From all-inclusive family resorts to RAK’s first all-vegan restaurant, The Herbarium.
7.8 km of beaches, a palm-lined promenade, watersports and a marina.
Marriott’s W brand, with a hotel and branded residences.
The emirate’s first JW Marriott hotel and residences.
The first Nobu hotel and restaurant in Ras Al Khaimah.
A new resort from Aman’s sister brand, beside the Wynn.
A 548-metre bridge linking the island straight to the Dubai highways, opening late 2026.
A plan to grow the emirate from ~8,000 to ~25,000 hotel rooms and 3.5 million annual visitors.
Here is what makes Villa 113 rare. It is a ten-minute drive from Wynn Al Marjan Island — close enough for dinner at the steakhouse, a show, or a night at the casino, and home before midnight. But it is not on the island’s hotel strip.
Villa 113 sits in Al Hamra Village: a separate, established, gated waterfront community of family homes, golf and a marina — quiet, private and green. For a senior executive at the Wynn, or a founder who enjoys the island, it is the best of both worlds: the energy of the most exciting resort in the region on tap, and a calm, gated home to return to.
About a ten-minute drive — roughly 8 km. Close enough for dinner, a show or a night at the casino, and an easy trip home to a quiet gated community.
Yes. In 2024 the UAE’s gaming regulator (the GCGRA) granted Wynn Al Marjan Island the country’s first commercial gaming licence. It will be the UAE’s first licensed casino, within a full integrated resort of hotels, restaurants, a theatre and a beach club.
Spring 2027. The resort topped out in December 2025, and the Wynn Bridge connecting the island to the Dubai highways is due to open in late 2026.
No. Wynn and the island’s resorts are a ten-minute drive away on Al Marjan Island. Al Hamra Village is a separate, established, gated waterfront community — you get the proximity without living in the middle of it.
The island already has eight resorts and around fifty restaurants, bars and lounges — from Buddha-Bar and CLAW BBQ to rooftop cocktail lounges, beach clubs and a marina.
Beyond Wynn: W, JW Marriott, Nobu and Janu by Aman hotels and branded residences, plus the Wynn Bridge and a wider plan to grow Ras Al Khaimah to around 25,000 hotel rooms by 2032.
Arrange a private viewing of Villa 113 — and see how close the island is, and how quiet the neighbourhood stays.
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