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Al Dana Villas FUJAIRAH City of Heritage ATTRACTIONS MUSANDAM OMAN TRIPS WILD WADI’S Fujairah is an emirate on the east coast of the United Arab Emirates, lying along the Gulf of Oman. It's known for its beaches and the Hajar Mountains, which run through much of the emirate. It is extremely well known for its warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage, intriguing deserts, beautiful beaches FUJAIRAH FORT and resorts, luxurious hotels and shopping malls, fascinating heritage attractions and a thriving community. 1 KHORFAKKAN City of Excitement ATTRACTIONS HISTORICAL PLACES & MUSEUMS RESORTS Khor Fakkan is a town on the Gulf of Oman, in the United Arab Emirates. It centers on Khor Fakkan Bay, home to the curved Khor Fakkan Beach & Corniche and a deep-sea port. A promenade runs along the beachfront, against the backdrop of the dramatic Hajar Mountains. Archaeological sites include DEEP SEA ACTIVITIES ancient graves and a ruined Portuguese fort. West of town is Wadi Wurayah, a biodiverse mountain area with waterfalls and natural pools. 2 AL DANA VILLAS The Project (Dana Island) consists of 308 units of luxury villas and a total area of approximately 1 million square feet with properties ranging from three to four bedrooms. The project is being built close to the coast of Dibba and offers a variety of vital facilities to ensure the highest degree of prosperity to the owners, including green spaces and parks, a yacht club and providing all hotel services and amenities to the residents of this development. The project is located in the Gulf of Oman and specifically in the Sharm area, which is characterized by the pure blue sea waters and many species of fish and turtles. The island is about 4 km away from other hotels and resorts, including Miramar hotel, Rotana Hotel, Le Meridien Hotel, Fujairah & khorfakkan. Directly opposite the project stands the palace of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi as well as the palace of HH Sheikh Hamad Al Sharqi, Ruler of The Emirate of Fujairah. 3 AL DANA VILLAS There are 7 types of villas which are being developed in the Al Dana island. 22 units are ready for sale in affordable prices as a initiative to bring the development to the market for the peoples to recognize the diverse architecture, luxury and the location the villas are built on the blue water to make it as a iconic investment. The development is surrounded by and easy access to Masjid, schools, supermarkets, restaurants, resorts, Hotels and historical places, mountain drives, tunnels etc. 4 EXPLORE THE PLACES DIBBA – 15 KM AL DANA – THE VILLAS KHORFAKKAN – 10 KM FUJAIRAH – 25 KM 5 BUILDING LAYOUT GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN FRONT ELEVATION VILLA TYPE - A SIDE ELEVATION BACK ELEVATION 6 BUILDING LAYOUT GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN FRONT ELEVATION VILLA TYPE - B SIDE ELEVATION BACK ELEVATION 7 BUILDING LAYOUT ARCHITECTURAL PLAN VILLA TYPE - A VILLA TYPE - B 8 BUILDING LAYOUT & AMENITIES GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR ROOF UNITS FOR SALE - 22 NO.S Villa No Type BUA Land Area S.N Sqft Sqm Sqft Sqm 1 P31 B 2152 200 5381.955 500 2 P33 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 3 P36 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 4 P37 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 5 P39 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 6 P41 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 7 P43 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 8 P44 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 9 P46 B 2152 200 5381.955 500 10 P47 B 2152 200 5381.955 500 11 P161 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 12 P162 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 13 P189 B 2152 200 5381.955 500 14 P202 A 2690 250 7377.762 685 15 P203 A 2690 250 7356.284 683 16 P204 A 2690 250 7334.805 681 17 P210 A 2690 250 7066.328 656 18 P214 A 2690 250 6840.807 635 19 P236 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 20 P131 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 21 P132 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 22 P147 A 2690 250 5381.955 500 9 2017 2019 10 11 HIGH STANDARD OF FINISHING 12 SANITARY WARES AND FITTINGS SPACIOUS LIVING & HIGH QUALITY FINISH 13 INTERIORS HIGH QUALITY OF ALUMUNIUM, GLASS, WOOD& ELECTRICAL FITTINGS 14 INTERIORS .
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