Dalma island (or Delma island) is located at about 26 miles off the Abu Dhabi coast. It is a small island (45 km²). A total of more than 20 archeological sites were identified on the island, ranging in time from the Neolithic (Late
Stone Age).
The population consists of about 10 thousand inhabitants,
most of whom are IranianArabsHansens and Qatari who have been granted United Arab Emirates (UAE) nationality. The island has many private farms for the ruling family of Abu Dhabi. The late ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Zayed al-Nahyan had a palace here.
Das Island is an island in the Arabian / Persian Gulf near Qatar. It is part of the emirate of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
but lies well offshore, about 100 miles (160 km) north-west of the
mainland. It covers approximately 0.75 miles (1.21 km) by 1.5 miles
(2.4 km), ...
Saadiyat Island is a large, low lying island of 27 km², 500 metres off the coast of Abu Dhabi island to be developed. Saadiyat Island’s Cultural District will house the world’s largest single concentration of premier cultural assets, including the Lord Norman Foster-designed ...
Just off Abu Dhabi city, this emerging entertainment destination is within a 30 minute drive of the UAE capital and 50 minutes from Dubai.
Here you'll find the fabulous Yas Marina Circuit - the world class
motor sports race track which hosts the annual Formula 1ª Etihad Airways
...
Lulu island is about 4 000 m² man made island located just in front of Abu Dhabi's corniche. The construction was completed
in 1992. Lulu Island is currently closed to the public, it is only access now being by private boat.It has several basic facilities
such as ...
Al Reem Island, a natural island 600 meters off
the northeastern coast of Abu Dhabi island. It is the first free zones in Abu Dhabi,
where foreign nationalities can buy property as leasehold. Reem island will be easily accessible via 9 bridges that will link it to Abu Dhabi, ...
Dalma island (or Delma island) is located at about 26 miles off the Abu Dhabi coast. It is a small island (45 km²).
