Palm Jumeirah

Overview:
Palm Jumeirah, the world’s largest man-made island, is shaped like a palm tree and stretches into the Arabian Gulf. This engineering marvel is home to luxurious resorts, high-end restaurants, and iconic attractions.
Highlights:
Atlantis, The Palm: A luxurious resort featuring Aquaventure Waterpark and The Lost Chambers Aquarium.
Palm Fountain: World’s largest fountain, with colorful evening shows.
Palm Monorail: Connects the island to the mainland, offering scenic rides.
History:
Launched in 2001, Palm Jumeirah took six years to build and used enough sand to fill 2.5 Empire State Buildings. It’s a testament to Dubai’s ambition to create wonders.
Interesting Facts:
Visible from space due to its unique shape.
Hosts the Dubai Marathon on its crescent.
Houses some of the world’s most expensive residences.
Timings:
Accessible 24/7.
Attractions have varied timings.
Entry Fees:
Free to enter the island.
Activity costs vary (e.g., Aquaventure tickets start at AED 299/~$81).