Zaya Nurai Island
A short 15 minute boat ride off the shores of Abu Dhabi, discover Zaya Nurai Island. A piece of paradise like nowhere else. Our boutique private island resort features a world-class oceanside spa, five fine and casual food and beverage outlets, a beach club, and a calendar of exceptional activities on land and on sea.
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Program Details:
- Hotel to be confirmed
- Luxury accommodation
- Room upgrade where available
- Return transfers from airport
- Welcome drinks and canapes
- 3 Nutritious meals daily
- 1 Sports Massage daily
- Customised meal plan
- Personal training session
- Sunrise yoga
- 1 Hour SUP lesson
- Daily mentoring session with Dolvett Quince – 1 hour
- Daily supply of herbal teas and bottled water
- Use of pool facilities
- 20% discount on all spa treatments
- Professional photo content
- Evening events – opportunity to socialise and network
About this Destination
Zaya Nurai Island is situated along the Arabian Gulf in Abu Dhabi. Just a 12-minute boat ride from Abu Dhabi’s Saadiyat Island and a 60-minute journey from Downtown Dubai. This exclusive island resort is surrounded by clear waters, powder-white soft sand and lush vegetation.
The contemporary villas are designed to blend into the landscape and they all come with private temperature-controlled pool and floor to ceiling windows overlooking the Arabian Sea. They boast an outdoor terrace, a spacious living area and Nespresso machine. A soothing soaking tub and rain shower are also featured.
The Culture
Abu Dhabi's culture is firmly rooted in Arabia's Islamic traditions, creating a shining example of Islam's true commitment to tolerance and hospitality. The combination of international influences and a strong commitment to local heritage has created an intriguing mix of new and old.
Language
Arabic is the official language of Abu Dhabi, English, Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Tulu, Amharic, Somali, Bengali and Tigrinya are widely spoken.
Currency
The local currency is the UAE dirham (AED or Dhs) which is divided into 100 fils and is pegged against the US $ (US$ 1: AED 3.6725). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted. Foreign currencies and travellers' cheques can be exchanged in licenced exchange offices, banks and hotels, a passport is required
Weather and Climate
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has a desert climate, characterized by pleasantly mild winters and very hot, sunny summers, with the humidity of the Persian Gulf that makes the heat unbearable. Annual precipitation is almost everywhere below 100 millimeters (4 inches) and is concentrated in the winter months.
