Enjoy a relaxing and stress-free retreat whilst making memorable memories at Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah Marjan Island!
This month, turn our cozy rooms into your family's personal oasis. Stay in, unwind, and make the most of every second together! Book your next family getaway for on our website with the best rate at Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah, Marjan Island starting at AED 500 plus taxes for 2 adults and 2 kids.
Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah Marjan Island enables kids to have fun-filled activities for an exciting holiday of learning and fun while the parents have a stress free and relaxing staycation. The resort offers plenty of activities for the families.
Kids Activities and Entertainment
Our Kids' Club is buzzing with exciting activities this month. Kids enjoy from Bear Mascot shows, Clown shows, drawing, painting, PlayStation, Lego and disco nights. Kids can also blow off steam at the lifeguarded kids' pool, playing on the waterslides.
Wellness and Activities
Ready to break a sweat? Let's level up together with our new sports activities at the beach and pool.
Choose from Yoga, Zumba, Water Aerobics, Water Polo to Volleyball classes.
Ask our Front Office team for the full program schedule.
Watersports
Families can get to enjoy a complementary of ten minutes on non-motorized water sports at the beach like stand-up paddle board, kayak and pidalo. Families can also play a game of volleyball at the beach.
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Satisfy your cravings at La Med Bistro & Bar with our Family Combo perfect for sharing!
Enjoy 2 pizzas (Margherita / Chicken BBQ / Tikka / Seafood / Pepperoni) OR a Bucket of fried chicken 12 Pcs with 2 sides, 2 drinks, 2 dips for only AED 125!
Available Friday-Sunday 4PM – 8PM.
The Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah Marjan Island offers direct access to the beach, spectacular views of the surrounding blue waters, and plenty of on-site entertainment. Enjoy your perfect beach getaway in one of our stylish rooms overlooking the beach or the island and make use of our premium facilities, such as six different dining options, outdoor pools, designated kid's pool and play area, and a rejuvenating spa.
Location: Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah, Marjan Island, Marjan Island, Ras Al Khaimah
For more information, please call +971 7 204 9000 Email: reservations.rasalkhaimah@radisson.com
Read more about the hotel, on the hotel Website
RADISSON HOTEL GROUP
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The Radisson family of brands portfolio includes Radisson Collection, art'otel, Radisson Blu, Radisson, Radisson RED, Radisson Individuals, Park Plaza, Park Inn by Radisson, Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, and Prize by Radisson brought together under one commercial umbrella brand Radisson Hotels.
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