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The Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Court has launched the "Marsa Saadiyat" project with a developmental value of up to 100 billion dirhams (approximately $27.3 billion), covering an area of 6.4 million square meters. The project aims to enhance the national maritime heritage by creating the largest marina in Abu Dhabi, with a capacity of up to 350 berths for yachts and sailboats. It features an integrated design that includes entertainment and tourism facilities such as gardens, walking and cycling paths, hotels, and world-class museums like the Louvre Abu Dhabi. The development is expected to house over 58,000 residents, offering educational and healthcare facilities, luxurious services, and excellent connections to other parts of the emirate via a network of roads and tunnels, including an underground train station linking Abu Dhabi with various other emirates. Residential unit sales are scheduled to begin in the second half of 2026. The project aims to position Abu Dhabi globally as a leading tourism and investment destination in entertainment and real estate.
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