A project by Damac Properties
Location: Dubai Harbour, Dubai
Starting price
AED 3.9M
Handover
Q3 2027
About Bay
Damac Bay is a luxurious residential development along the pristine shores of Dubai Harbour, presented as an exclusive collection of branded residences developed by Damac Properties in collaboration with the Cavalli brand. The scheme emphasises nautical‑inspired interiors and a waterfront setting off King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street, providing access to Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah and JBR.
The project comprises three interconnected towers with an intelligent, smart architectural design that ensures every home enjoys sea and sky views. It features a variety of modern units to suit preferences, needs and budgets, delivering stunning waterfront views. Unit types range from seafront apartments in one, two and three bedrooms to super luxury duplexes in three and five bedrooms with
Damac Bay offers a comprehensive lifestyle with unlimited facilities and amenities for comfort and leisure, including business centres, entertainment zones, sports facilities and waterfront dining venues. Backed by a noted developer and branded by Cavalli, it embodies a blend of nature and modernity and promises waterfront tranquillity. Delivery is Q3-2027 with a starting price of 3,882,000 AED.
Highlights
- Branded Cavalli nautical‑inspired interiors
- Every home designed to enjoy sea and sky views
- Three interconnected towers with intelligent design
- Range of units from seafront apartments to duplexes
- Extensive on‑site facilities for leisure and business
Amenities
- Gymnasium
- Study
- Central A/C
- Balcony
- Private Garden
- Private Pool
- Private Gym
- Private Jacuzzi
- Shared Pool
- Shared Spa
Available floor plans
1 Bedroom Apartment
2 Bedroom Apartment
3 Bedroom Apartment
4 Bedroom Apartment
5 Bedroom Apartment
Location & connectivity
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