Anantara Dubai The Palm Resort launches Dubai’s first long-tail boat

Guests can now experience Dubai’s first long-tail boat, with journeys offered from Anantara Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa on the Palm Jumeirah to Dubai Marina and back.

The authentic vessel, shipped all the way from Thailand, will be making several trips every day from the beach resort’s private jetty, through the bottom of the Palm Jumeirah and over to Dubai Marina on the city’s mainland. The colourful long-tail boat, known as a ‘Ruea Hang Yao’ in Thai, can transport up to 10 people per trip and is available to both in-house and external guests.

Anantara Dubai's first long-tail boat
The colourful long-tail boat, known as a ‘Ruea Hang Yao’ in Thai, can transport up to 10 people per trip and is available to both in-house and external guests.

Jean-Francois Laurent, General Manager at Anantara Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa, said: “At Anantara we want each of our guests to leave with unique stories to tell back home. The story of the boat is a tale in itself, having made the long journey from the land of smiles. Embarking on a picturesque trip sailing through one of the most iconic areas of Dubai, aboard an authentic Thai long-tail boat is a story to share with all your friends and family. We’re really looking forward to welcoming more of our guests onboard, for what we consider to be an experience of a lifetime.”

Anantara’s Dubai hideaway is a beach resort with 293 luxurious rooms and villas, characterised by Asian-inspired luxury. The resort has a private 400 metre beach, three winding lagoon-inspired pools and shoreline infinity pool, as well as the Anantara Spa.

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