Dubai Creek Harbour, the six square kilometre destination described as ‘The World of Tomorrow’ has unveiled another exceptional community that will delight residents with extensive waterfront activities and direct access to an urban beach.

The launch of ‘Surf at Creek Beach’ follows strong investor response to the Breeze, Sunset, Bayshore and Summer residences – also set by the Creek Beach – and only steps away from the Creek Marina, featuring a Yacht Club, a specially designed gravity-defying interactive fountain, art installations and high-end retail, dining and leisure venues.

‘Surf at Creek Beach’ is a unique, low-rise urban beach neighbourhood, only walking distance from the upcoming Dubai Creek Tower, a new global icon; the Dubai Creek Tower Plaza, a clock-shaped haven of landscaping and water features sprawling across 800 square metres – the width of New York’s Central Park; and Dubai Square, the retail metropolis of the future. A pedestrian bridge connects it to Creek Island Dubai, a lively hub of leisure activities. An upscale lifestyle Vida hotel next-door offers a choice of licenced F&B outlets by the beach as well as a modern SPA.

A limited collection of residences recreates the ambience of a contemporary ‘old town’ with a touch of heritage. A sequence of public squares, with dining and retail choices, lead to the waterfront. Customers can choose from 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments in a pedestrian-friendly community with private gardens and resort-style amenities. Among the lifestyle choices include adults and children’s pool, a modern gymnasium, community room, kids play area, barbeque area and podium-level parking. Residents will have effortless connectivity with the city through a well-knit road network and a dedicated Metro station.

Dubai Creek Harbour is already on course to becoming an established neighbourhood, welcoming its first residents this year. The mega-development, only ten minutes from Dubai International Airport, will also feature world-class hotels, green parks and gardens, cultural attractions, canals, parklands, promenades, pedestrian walkways, cycle paths, and city bus routes.