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Arabian Gulf, and lush, non-polluted landscapes. Siniya Island presents an exceptional

opportunity for residents to enjoy a luxurious lifestyle with modern amenities and
efficient solutions. Sobha Siniya Island is a testament to Sobha Realty’s commitment

towards innovation and sustainable development that preserves and nurtures the local

habitat”.

Francis Alfred, Managing Director of Sobha Realty, said: “It is a pleasure to

launch our new development on Sinaya Island, which will be our first venture outside

Dubai. The project will be a testament to Sobha Realty’s commitment to luxury,
innovation and sustainability. We are not just seeking to offer a new residential area,

but also provide an integrated modern lifestyle set amid nature and history of the

island. It is our belief that Sobha Siniya Island will set a new industry benchmark in

the luxury real estate segment of the UAE through its combination of a peaceful
environment, luxury and environmental responsibility. Sobha Realty strives to offer

living spaces that exceed the expectations of our customers, while ensuring the

preservation of the environment and rich heritage of the island.”

Located minutes away from Al Marjan Island, the project will offer seamless

connectivity through a motorable causeway bridge. It will also facilitate accessibility

through marine travel along the coast of the Arabian Gulf. The project’s strategic

position in proximity to key locations increases its appeal as a regional destination.
The new development will leverage an eco-friendly approach, combining the serenity

of water with the beauty of nature, all the while prioritising the preservation of the

island’s eco-habitat. The island offers the right balance between nature, leisure and
luxury through its lagoons, marinas and dedicated zones for non-motorised and

motorised water vehicles.

Al Siniya Island serves as an ideal location to escape from the busy city life. It is
surrounded by gentle, warm blue waters of the Arabian Gulf, and offers private

waterfront neighbourhoods, lush mangroves, seagrass beds and mesmerising

beaches. Envisioned as ‘Pearl of the Gulf’, the island is home to mudflats, saltmarshes,
natural rock edges, along with archaeological sites, including a sixth century