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Time Out Abu Dhabi
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
How you can earn 5X Etihad Guest miles just by having fun at Marsa Al Bateen and Mamsha Al Saadiyat
Nothing says summer like waterfront dining with great food and racking up rewards while you do it. There are unbeatable offers going on at Marsa Al Bateen and Mamsha Al Saadiyat until Sunday August 31, that you have to check out this season. You'll earn 5X Etihad Guest Miles when you spend Dhs100 or more at any participating outlets at both seaside locations. Yes, your weekday coffee run, sushi dinner, or quick bite with friends could now earn you miles toward your next trip. For every Dhs100 spent, you'll stack up serious miles towards your next getaway. All you need to do is download the Etihad Guest app, link your Visa card and swipe away. Easy peasy. Why visit Marsa Al Bateen this summer Set along the western side of Abu Dhabi, Marsa Al Bateen is a lively waterfront destination with more than just a pretty view. It's home to popular names like Tashas and Public, Japanese fare at Origami, and the familiar comforts of Lebanese cuisine at Zali Restaurant. The latter brings the kind of food that feels straight out of a family kitchen, with recipes passed down and shared around the table. If you're after a Mediterranean mood, Casual Restaurant is the place for truffle fries, hearty pastas and seasonal ingredients that are always sourced fresh. Then there's Saddle House. With horse sculptures galloping across the peaked roof of its glasshouse-style dining room, the space is a head-turner. Whether you're in for breakfast or a late-night meal, it's an easy choice for those who want something reliable with a side of waterside ambience. And while you dine or shop, the marina backdrop is always in sight. Why visit Mamsha Al Saadiyat this summer With its turquoise views, buzzy restaurants and laid-back energy, Mamsha Al Saadiyat was already a winning beach destination, but now it comes with even better rewards. At Coffee Architecture, you can sip on special signature summer drinks like a tropical coffee mocktail – which is available until September – or take home their Treat in a Box, a set of five bottled drinks in flavours of your choice for just Dhs125. Choose from a variety of drinks, including hibiscus drinks, matcha lattes, cold brews and more. Meanwhile, Raclette Brasserie & Café is serving up brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 12.30pm to 4pm, and hosting happy hour daily from 4pm to 7pm that you don't want to miss. If you're looking for a sweet deal, Abu Dhabi's best Italian restaurant Toto, is offering 20 percent off your total bill this summer. At the seaside Lebanese spot, Beirut Sur Mer, you can now try a summer menu for Dhs375 for three people, available Monday to Thursday from noon to 5pm. Come the weekend, head here for a fabulous brunch running from noon to 5pm with packages starting at Dhs195 per person. Cool off with handcrafted gelato and gelato drinks at Massimo's Italian Restaurant, or try something new at Society, which has just launched a refreshed menu for the season. When you're looking to unwind after a long summer day (who wouldn't), don't miss happy hour running from 2pm to 7pm every Sunday to Thursday at the stunning Les Dangereux. With ceiling-to-floor windows, the French restaurant not only offers top-notch drinks, but the sea vistas from here are impeccable. You're in for a treat the next time you visit Mamsha Al Saadiyat and Marsa Al Bateen. For offers at Mamsha Al Saadiyat, visit @mamshaalsaadiyatdestination For offers at Marsa Al Bateen, visit @marsaalbateendestination
Hi Dubai
21-03-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
Marsa Al Arab Opens: Dubai's Newest Superyacht-Inspired Ultra-Luxury Destination
Dubai's highly anticipated superyacht-inspired resort, Marsa Al Arab, has officially opened its doors, redefining ultra-luxury hospitality. Completing Jumeirah Group's nautical trilogy alongside the wave-shaped Jumeirah Beach Hotel and the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab, the new lifestyle destination combines opulence with maritime elegance. Unparalleled Accommodations and Amenities Boasting 386 rooms and suites, 82 serviced residences, and an 82-berth superyacht marina, Marsa Al Arab offers a premium stay experience. Guests can indulge in an immersive spa, a selection of world-class restaurants, and both indoor and outdoor pools. The hotel's marina deluxe rooms start at AED 6,100 per night, while the lavish ocean grand terrace suite is priced at AED 20,425. The rates are expected to rise during the Eid Al Fitr break. For those seeking unparalleled luxury, the five-bedroom Royal Suite spans 1,048 sqm, accommodating up to 20 guests. This extravagant suite includes a wrap-around terrace, private plunge pool, entertainment space, jacuzzi, private gym, and a telescope for stargazing. A Premier Yachting Experience Marsa Al Arab Marina elevates Dubai's yachting culture with 82 berths for yachts up to 61 metres. Offering top-tier maintenance, fueling services, and premium retail and dining options, the marina creates an unmatched maritime lifestyle. Iconic Design by Shaun Killa Designed by renowned architect Shaun Killa, also responsible for Dubai's Museum of the Future, the resort mirrors the aesthetics of the world's finest superyachts. The interiors blend marble surfaces, organic wood, soft-edged seating, silk carpets, and hand-blown crystal lighting. The guest rooms draw inspiration from Italy's legendary Riva boats, exuding 1960s glamour with expansive terraces and oceanic views. The Jumeirah Residences Marsa Al Arab features 82 one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes, ranging from 79 sqm to 229 sqm. Each residence offers access to hotel amenities and stunning views of the marina, ocean, or Burj Al Arab. The lobby is adorned with a chandelier of 1,500 hand-blown Czech seashell-shaped crystals, along with 300 curated artworks and 29 sculptures. Culinary Excellence and Fine Dining The resort houses 11 restaurants and four bars, including The Fore, a first-of-its-kind transformative dining concept that transitions from breakfast to four different dining experiences throughout the day. Other standout dining options include: Umi Kei – A Japanese restaurant inspired by the ancient kintsugi technique. – A Japanese restaurant inspired by the ancient kintsugi technique. Madame Li – An Asian fusion eatery blending tradition with modern culinary storytelling. – An Asian fusion eatery blending tradition with modern culinary storytelling. The Bombay Club – A Michelin-starred Indian dining experience by Chef Manav Tuli. – A Michelin-starred Indian dining experience by Chef Manav Tuli. Iliana – A Greek Mediterranean retreat with a pool club, private beach, and rooftop bar. – A Greek Mediterranean retreat with a pool club, private beach, and rooftop bar. Pierre Hermé's Viennoiserie – Offering the renowned pastry chef's signature treats in the Lobby Lounge. A Sanctuary for Wellness and Leisure Marsa Al Arab features Talise Spa, Jumeirah's signature wellness concept, spanning three floors. Guests can enjoy a 20-metre indoor pool, fitness studio, gym, and 13 treatment suites. Advanced wellness treatments include Cryotherapy, ChromoSpace light therapy, Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber, and Infra-Red Triple Detox Therapy. For families, the resort includes a dedicated Family Club for children aged 3 to 10, ensuring a memorable stay for young guests. A Hub for Art, Culture, and Creativity Marsa Al Arab collaborates with local and international artists, museums, and galleries. Through initiatives like the 'Artist in Residence' programme, the resort fosters creative engagement, allowing chefs and artists to inspire guests through exclusive experiences. With its seamless fusion of opulent design, world-class hospitality, and vibrant maritime experiences, Marsa Al Arab cements its status as Dubai's newest landmark in ultra-luxury tourism. News Source: Khaleej Times
Times of Oman
22-02-2025
- Business
- Times of Oman
Sohar Port begins deepening of LNG Project Navigation Channel
Muscat: Sohar Port and Freezone have commenced the deepening of the navigation channel for the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project "Marsa," marking a strategic step to establish Sohar as a regional hub for supplying clean fuel to ships. The operations will involve dredgers removing approximately 4 million cubic meters of material to create a specialized navigation channel and a dedicated berth for the project. This aims to provide an alternative low-emission marine fuel at competitive prices, contributing to reducing the carbon footprint of maritime transport, minimizing harmful emissions, and enhancing the sustainability of the maritime sector in line with global environmental targets. The "Marsa" LNG project, with an investment value of USD 1.6 billion, is set to make Sohar Port and Freezone the first hub for supplying LNG fuel to ships in the Middle East. It will bolster the port's leadership in providing sustainable maritime transport services, making it a key partner in Oman's energy transition. The operations are on track for completion by September 2025, followed by the construction of the necessary infrastructure to support this vital project. Emile Hoogsteden, CEO of Sohar Port, stated that the start of the channel deepening is a pivotal step in solidifying Sohar Port and Freezone's position as a regional hub for LNG supply to ships. In a statement to ONA, Hoogsteden said that developing advanced maritime infrastructure is fundamental to the launch of the "Marsa" LNG project, which will enhance the sustainable energy system and support the transition to cleaner fuel in the maritime shipping sector. He added that the project reflects Oman's commitment to low-carbon solutions and reinforces Sohar Port and Freezone's role as a strategic global trade and innovation hub, helping to empower businesses and connect international markets. Hoogsteden noted that the project will produce 1 million metric tons of LNG annually, utilizing solar energy from a 300 MW photovoltaic power plant. The CEO emphasized that once operational, the project will redefine marine energy solutions in the Middle East by providing cleaner fuel alternatives for the maritime transport sector and supporting Oman's economic and developmental goals.
