Perkins Eastman’s concept for the resort harmonises with Ras Al Khaimah’s coastal beauty, immersing guests in the landscape. Pathways, swimming pools, and water features follow organic contours, leading visitors through lush grounds blooming with indigenous plants.
A grand courtyard welcomes guests with a striking juxtaposition of fire and water, setting the tone for a stay that merges natural beauty with superlative luxury. From elegantly designed dining pods to private overwater decks, the resort provides a rare opportunity to connect with the verdant surroundings while enjoying the comforts of premium hospitality.
The overwater villas, inspired by Maldivian design, stretch like palm fronds over the lagoon, with thatched roofs punctuating the horizon, offering a unique sense of seclusion and serenity.
The interiors blend modernity and traditional Arabesque details. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame expansive views of the sea and mangroves, while the use of Mashrabiya patterns, intricate wood carvings, and locally inspired motifs seamlessly blends tradition and innovation.
Sustainability is woven into the design, with eco-friendly materials such as reclaimed wood and recycled fabri