About Damac Heights

Everything about DAMAC Heights is extraordinary. Built on the last plot of land, closest to the waterfront, it raises 86 floors into the sky, affording unobstructed panoramic views of the Sea and Palm Jumeirah. Conceived by Aedas, the award-winning architectural firm, DAMAC Heights comes with all the trappings of an indulgent lifestyle such as water sports, a shopping, and dining district, along with a pulsating nightlife. Welcome to a new level of living because the luxurious lobby at DAMAC Heights will impress the most discerning visitors. Sophisticated yet warm and inviting, the foyer is a perfect precursor to the magnificent experience ahead.  And to top all that, you can enjoy uninterrupted amazing views of the entire marina and Palm Jumeirah from your home. The state-of-the-art health club at DAMAC Heights is scientifically equipped to keep the modern-day executive fit and healthy. This is what life at the very top is all about. Located in Dubai Marina, the most prestigious waterfront address. A luxury yacht maintained for the exclusive use of penthouse and duplex apartment owners. Enjoy a number of cruising credits at reserved times without the hassles of maintenance and berthing.

Location of Damac Heights

Dubai Marina is a district in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Dubai Marina is an artificial canal city, built along a two-mile (3 km) stretch of Persian Gulf shoreline. When the entire development is complete, it accommodates more than 120,000 people in residential towers and villas. Dubai Marina features several high-rises luxury apartments as well as villas set against the backdrop of the Marina. With yachts moored along the Marina and some of the city’s best dining, entertainment and leisure facilities. Dubai Marina is the first choice for the stylish and sophisticated. Dubai Marina was inspired by the Concord Pacific Place development along False Creek in Vancouver, BC, Canada. There have been many instances of marine wildlife (especially whales and sharks) entering the lake, because of its proximity to the open sea.