Nurai Resort is a private luxury island just off the coast of Abu Dhabi, known for its turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and exceptional privacy.
Home to the iconic Zaya Nurai Resort, the island blends high-end hospitality with exclusive living options, making it a unique destination for travelers and investors alike.
Nurai Resort offers a limited number of ultra-luxurious residences.
These include beachfront and overwater villas, each designed with privacy, elegance, and unmatched views in mind.
Villas range from 4 to 6 bedrooms, featuring private pools, direct beach access, and concierge services.
While there are no schools directly on Nurai Resort, nearby areas such as Saadiyat Island and mainland Abu Dhabi offer world-class options, including:
Cranleigh Abu Dhabi
New York University Abu Dhabi
The British International School Abu Dhabi
Top-tier healthcare facilities are accessible within 20 minutes by boat and car, including:
Residents and guests enjoy:
Full-service luxury spa
Yoga and wellness center
Private beaches
Water sports center
Kids’ play zones
Outdoor event spaces
While the island maintains a peaceful, retail-free environment, premium malls and boutiques are nearby:
Yas Mall
The Galleria – Al Maryah Island
Saadiyat cultural and retail district
The resort features signature dining experiences:
Frangipani – international cuisine
Hooked – seafood
Dusk – Mexican flavors
Plus, private in-villa dining is available.
In addition to Zaya Nurai Resort, nearby luxury hotels include:
Nurai Resort is accessible only by sea or air.
Guests typically arrive via a private speedboat from the Saadiyat reception center (10–15 minutes).
Helicopter transfers available on request
No cars on the island; movement is by golf buggies and foot
Snorkeling and scuba diving
Paddleboarding and kayaking
Jet skiing
Sunset cruises
Beach volleyball
Oceanview spa suites
Skin treatments and facials
Hair and nail services
Beach cabanas with private treatments
Outdoor gym and yoga decks
Personal training sessions
Wellness retreats and detox programs
Planned enhancements include:
Expansion of the private marina
Eco-friendly energy solutions
New fine-dining concepts
Upgraded wellness and spa infrastructure
Luxury beachfront pavilions for events and retreats
Q: How do I access Nurai Resort?
A: Through a pre-booked speedboat from the Saadiyat Island reception dock.
Q: Are residences available for purchase?
A: Yes, select villas are available for sale or long-term lease through approved agents.
Q: Can I visit for the day?
A: Yes, but day passes must be reserved in advance.
Q: Are children welcome?
A: Yes, the island is family-friendly and offers kids’ activities and play areas.
Q: Are pets allowed on the island?
A: Pets are allowed in private villas but may be restricted in public resort areas.
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