Facts About Palm Jebel Ali

The project aims to create a vibrant and interconnected community, by featuring mixed-use neighbourhoods that encourage walking and offer a range of amenities

How big is Palm Jebel Ali?

The island of Palm Jebel Ali spans an impressive area of 13.4 sq km, making it twice the size of Palm Jumeirah. It aims to add 110 km of coastline to Dubai, enhancing its waterfront appeal.

What will Palm Jebel Ali look like?

From the original map, as seen, there was a ‘Gateway Bridge’ planned for the original Palm Jebel Ali. Different renders of the Gateway Bridge also called the Royal Haskoning Bridge, show large futuristic-shaped buildings at the end of the Palm Jebel Ali’s trunk. If similar to the original plans, the buildings will have a sail-like shape.

What will be on Palm Jebel Ali?

The project plans to accommodate more than 80 hotels and resorts, offering many options for tourists and visitors. Palm Jebel Ali aims to provide new beachfront homes for approximately 35,000 families, catering to a diverse range of residents. The project will also offer many entertainment and leisure facilities, further contributing to Dubai’s thriving tourism sector.

Are there any stand-out facts?

One of the significant highlights of Palm Jebel Ali is its commitment to sustainability. Approximately 30 per cent of the project’s energy will be sourced from renewable sources, showcasing the nation’s dedication to environmental sustainability. The giga-project’s emphasis on incorporating sustainable practices aligns with Dubai’s sustainability commitments.

When will it open?

While specific opening dates have not been announced, Palm Jebel Ali aligns with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 by 2033 and the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan. These strategic frameworks aim to drive the growth and development of Dubai.