The three artificial islands designed in Dubai are a true depiction of magnificent architecture, great challenges undergone and unbelievable engineering wisdom. Renowned as the world's largest man made islands, each of the islands in the Palm Islands Dubai are built on the sea as a solution for the shortage of Dubai's shoreline.

Each of the islands named as Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jebel Ali, and Palm Deira are built in the shape of a palm tree consisting of a trunk, a crown with fronds and surrounded by crescent islands. These islands are home to luxury hotels and resorts, residential villas, shopping complexes, water theme parks, marinas, entertainment centres and many more.

Construction work of this self declared 8th wonder of the world includes millions and billions of cubic meters of rock, and sand. Extensive planning and feasibility studies have been undertaken during this development project after the announcement of the concept in 2002. One of the major objectives of the project was to ensure that islands are built without harming the natural marine life.

Access to The Palm Islands Dubai are provided through 300 meter broad highway bridges or boats while the apartments and villas in these islands are on sale offering an unparallel getaway for visitors and residents alike. This architectural work is destined to enhance Dubai's position as a premier tourist destination as it preserves the authenticity of Dubai while celebrating its modernity.

Experience these islands where culture and tradition meet the modern features of city life. Guests of Grand Millennium Dubai can easily access this destination as the hotel enjoys an ideal location in addition to the range of modern guest amenities offered.