Jumeirah Lake Towers is a dynamic waterfront community, encompassing attractive residential and office towers alongside hotels, leisure and retail outlets. A total of 79 towers stand tall in this prestigious project. The towers will be clustered in groups of three and will be surrounded by calming lakes, beautifully landscaped gardens and unique waterways. Four winding, man made lakes create a vibrant waterfront environment and provide stunning views from all around. Jumeirah Lakes Towers is situated adjacent to Sheikh Zayed Road, between interchanges 5 and 6 right opposite from the Dubai Marina and next to the Jumeirah Islands

Home to the Dubai Metals and Commodities Center (DMCC), the striking architecture of the DMCC building adorns the middle of lake. With a 55-storey central hotel tower forming a striking centerpiece, Jumeirah Lake Towers evoke a community atmosphere with manicured gardens, shimmering lakes and sky-high towers. Enjoy the views from your penthouse apartment; stroll down to the lake and meet your friends for a picnic or enjoy your morning job along the green paths.

The Jumeirah Lake Towers are a marvel of contemporary architecture and feature spacious and luxurious apartments for small and large families. Land-based recreational facilities include state-of-the-art health clubs, swimming pools, restaurants, retail outlets, Piazza with covered seating areas and a winding promenade along the lake shores.

Arabian Canal is a spectacular man-made canal and a crowning achievement for Dubai. It will contain hundreds of communities, districts and neighbourhoods encompassing a diverse mix of entertainment, retail, commercial, hospitality and residential offerings. The Arabian Canal will be world's longest man-made canal, at 75 km long. The excavation of the Arabian Canal will start near the Dubai Marina area flowing inland around the massive area for planned Jebel Ali International Airport and wind its way to enter the sea once again at the outer end of Palm Jebel Ali. Dubai Waterfront forms the first phase of the larger Arabian Canal effort.

The Arabian Canal will give rise to some truly unbelievable developments even by Dubai property standards. The delta forms the base from which Dubai Waterfront will extend several kilometers out into the sea, far beyond Palm Jebel Ali. The Palm Jebel Ali will form about a fifth of the massive reclaimed component of the project. The Dubai Waterfront took two years to plan and is bigger than Manhattan and Beirut in size. The first phase of the project will concentrate on building Madinat Al Arab, a downtown type metropolis.

The Business Bay is part of the vision of His Highness HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Crashed Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President, Prime Minister, Minister of Defense, and Ruler of Dubai, to make the UAE a global commercial and business centre. Business Bay will be a new "city" within the city of Dubai and will be created as a commercial and business cluster along a new extension of the famed Dubai Creek extending form Ras AL Khorto Sheikh Zayed Road. Covering an area of 64 million square feet, the new initiative will feature facilities such as office and residential towers set in landscaped gardens interspersed with a network for roads, pathways and fascinating canals. The ambience will be designed to add to the magnificence of the project and provide a highly conducive environment and infrastructure for business form around the world that wish to establish their local, regional and international headquarters at Business Bay.

Dubai's Business Bay will be similar in nature to Manhattan or Ginza, which are the business centers for the cities of New York and Tokyo. In the past, the prosperity of Dubai depended heavily on the Creek. The first phase of Dubai's incredible transformation into a regional hub was begun with the dredging of the Creek in the 1970's. It is expected that the new extension of the Creek will mark Dubai's entry into the global business cities league.

Legends Dubailand is the first of its kind project for the UAE that will energize the regions tourism sector that is bubbling with dynamism, growing above the world average. Conceived as an exclusive leisure and entertainment real estate concept, Legends Dubailand is strategically located within Dubailand. The development is spread over 24.7 million square feet and is just a 30 minute drive from the Dubai International Airport.

Legends Dubailand will offer world-class entertainment and leisure facilities,assuring a splendid experience for the entire family. It adds a new dimension to the world of entertainment as it brings to life Arabian fantasy and medieval magic, superbly merging the richness of tradition with the finest of technology.

The biggest water resort in the Middle East called Aqua Dubai is being built in Dubailand. This is being called the best waterpark in the Middle East and among the top in the world. Aqua Dubai will be a distinctive addition to the tourism sector in Dubai by offering a complete and unique experience for all ages, for individuals and families and for all water enthusiasts.

Water Park: The Aqua Dubai Water Park will be the region's most thrilling water park. It will sprawl over more than 1 million square feet and will feature in excess of 60 water-based fun activities.

Resort: The Aqua Dubai complex will feature a luxurious and especially designed 500-room resort for water enthusiasts. The facility is being designed to offer both excitement and relaxation depending on what the visitor or his group requires. It will have all the various facilities for all family members including swimming pools.

Spa: The luxurious Spa at Aqua Dubai will offer both bathing and healing amenities with highly specialised water therapy facilities designed to soothe and relax as well as heal those utilising its facilities.

Water Shows: Aqua Dubai will feature stunning displays of light, visual image and sound. The sound and light show will use water as a medium to tell the story about ancient Islamic travelers.

Aquarium: The Aquarium at Aqua Dubai will take visitors through a journey, which would revolve around the wonders of marine life. Visitors will be able to experience virtual reality facilities with 3-D animation films that would make the Aquarium come alive.

Dolphinarium: Aqua Dubai will offer an opportunity to visitors to dance with Dolphins. At the Dolphinarium, adults and children alike could admire, learn about and enjoy and interact with a host of friendly sea creatures like Dolphins and Sea Lions and others like Parrots, Iguanas and more. The Dolphinarium will host Dolphin shows.

Museum: The Aqua Dubai Museum will feature true-to-type exhibits of ancient Islamic boats as well as feature old equipment and tools that were used for diving and pearling. It will also house an exhibit of the various varieties and types of pearls.

Submarine Ride: Aqua Dubai will offer visitors a trip through the wonders of the ocean in a submarine with the excitement associated with such a ride. The Submarine Ride will be accompanied by a virtual reality show that will take visitors through the ocean beneath the waves.

Water Show: Aqua Dubai will also feature a brilliant and especially designed water Show that will be displayed on a 100-metre water screen. Lasers and lights will add to the excitement of the show

Dubailand is an innovative, awe-inspiring entertainment and leisure development that represents an integral part of Dubai's bold vision to become one of the world's top tourism destinations.

Dubailand would leverage on Dubai's tourism growth and world class infrastructure. Ideally located on Emirates road (adjacent to Sheikh Zayed Road) providing easy access. It is just 10 minutes from Dubai International Airport, 60 minutes from Abu Dhabi and just 20 minutes from Sharjah.

A destination of extraordinary vision, Dubailand is conceived on phenomenal scale; 3 billion square feet (280 square kilometer), with endless mix of day and night activities that would appeal to the widest tourist segments across genders, age groups, world regions and activity preference. Dubailand will feature world class attraction-based-experiences, most of which would start welcoming visitors in 2008.