Holiday homes in Bluewaters Island: prices per night and where to stay

Bluewaters Island sits about 400 m off JBR and mixes a small cluster of residential buildings with resort hotels, a dining boardwalk and the Ain Dubai observation wheel. Short-stay homes are few and upmarket, and one-bedroom and larger apartments make up most of what is offered.

Guests like its self-contained, walkable layout: restaurants and the waterfront are steps away, and JBR beach and The Walk are across a footbridge. It suits couples and families who want a quieter, premium stay close to the Marina's energy.

Getting around

A pedestrian bridge links the island to JBR; the JBR 1 tram stop is roughly a 10–12 minute walk.
RTA water bus BM3 connects Bluewaters with Dubai Marina Mall, and ferry routes run to the Dubai Water Canal.
There is no metro on the island; a road bridge connects it to Sheikh Zayed Road.
DXB is roughly 30 minutes by car off-peak.

Who it suits

Couples on a premium short break
Families wanting walkable dining and beach access
Guests who prefer not to drive

Nearby

Ain Dubai, the 250 m observation wheel billed as the world's tallest
Waterfront boardwalk of restaurants and cafés
Resort hotels with their own beaches
JBR public beach and The Walk over the footbridge

Nothing listed here yet

Send your dates or move-in month and budget, and we will find options in Bluewaters Island and send them to you on WhatsApp.

Questions people ask

Is there a public beach on Bluewaters?

The island's beaches belong to its hotels and residences. The free public beach at JBR is a short walk away across the footbridge.

Is Bluewaters practical without a car?

Yes, it is one of the most car-light areas in Dubai: walk to JBR, take the BM3 water bus to Dubai Marina Mall, or catch the tram from JBR.

Is parking available on Bluewaters?

Yes, the island has paid public parking; the island's own FAQ says visitors get up to three hours free with a qualifying spend of AED 100.

Do holiday homes in Dubai need a licence?

Yes. Every holiday home unit in Dubai needs a permit from the Department of Economy and Tourism (DET). Each listing shows its permit number once it is issued.

Is there a tourism fee on a holiday home stay?

Yes. Holiday homes collect the Tourism Dirham, a fee per bedroom per night set by DET. It is included in the total we confirm before you pay.

What is included in a holiday home stay?

Fresh linen and towels, Wi-Fi, electricity, water and air conditioning, a fitted kitchen and cleaning between stays. Each listing lists anything extra.

How do I book, and is there a deposit?

Send your dates on WhatsApp or through the form. We confirm availability and the full price, then take a booking payment and a refundable security deposit.

Holiday homes in Bluewaters Island

Getting around

Who it suits

Nearby

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Questions people ask

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