Amali Island Villas

Amali is shaped around the idea of sea kissed living that feels calm, refined, and carefully designed rather than showy. The brand is led by Ali and Amira Sajwani, who set out to create a new path for exceptional real estate, with a focus on simple beauty and strong delivery standards. The scale is intentionally limited. Amali Island spans about 1,200,000 sq ft and holds just 24 exclusive residences. The island is designed for open, 360 degree views across the sea, Dubai skyline and Palm Jumeirah, with up to 50 metres of private beachfront for select homes. Everyday life is supported by a members only clubhouse, private berths, and a helipad, so arrivals can be effortless for residents and guests. Design is taken seriously, with international partners behind the architecture, interiors, and landscape. The architecture is by ELASTIC, interiors are developed with HBA Residential, and landscaping is shaped by SquareM, all selected to bring a resort feeling into a lived in home. Beachfront villas for sale at Amali Island, The World Islands At its heart, Amali Island is a beachfront villa collection, with four villa typologies and clear bedroom options for different needs. Buyers can choose from Villa Avatea with 7 bedrooms, Villa Aria with 7 bedrooms, Villa Aurora with 6 bedrooms, and Villa Amorino with 5 bedrooms. Sizes are dramatic in the best way, with built areas ranging from around 31,893 sq ft up to 64,131 sq ft, and plot areas ranging from around 11,336 sq ft up to 35,526 sq ft, depending on the villa type. What makes these homes feel more personal is the level of choice built into the design. Amali allows owners to curate the look and feel through two interior directions, Terra and Ultra, and two exterior expressions, Grande and Minima. The goal is not to force one style, but to let the home reflect how you actually live, with natural light and privacy kept front of mind. Life here is very much built around the water. Several villa types have private berths directly in front of the home, while Amorino has dedicated yacht parking at the clubhouse. For owners who like to be on the sea often, this matters, not as a headline feature, but as a daily convenience that changes how you move around Dubai. The wider lifestyle layer sits within the island’s members only clubhouse. It includes a spa with treatment rooms, sauna and steam, hot and cold plunge pools, plus a gym with cardio, yoga and weights areas. There are also curated dining spaces such as a private dining restaurant and teppanyaki bar, alongside a private member bar and cigar lounge, and even a gourmet grocery shop for essentials without leaving the island. Practical details have been considered too. The brochure notes Gaggenau kitchen appliances, a 10 metre setback between villas with landscaping to support privacy, and island level infrastructure such as a dedicated water treatment facility and power systems designed to keep services consistent. In terms of timelines and purchase structure, the villas are listed as price on request, with a staged payment plan and an anticipated completion noted as ACD Q1 2027. It also states the 4 percent DLD fee is paid in addition to the initial deposit.