Apartments for sale in Pacific

Pacific is a cluster of mid-rise residential towers on Al Marjan Island, the man-made archipelago off the coast of Ras Al Khaimah. The development is on one of the island's inner coves, with the buildings arranged around a shared podium and direct frontage onto the water.

For anyone looking at Pacific Ras Al Khaimah apartments as a primary home or a second residence, the setting of flats on Al Marjan does most of the work.

Day-to-day life at Pacific Al Marjan is quieter than the mainland. The island's promenade runs past the towers, linking cafes, beach clubs, and the Wynn Al Marjan construction zone further north. Residents can walk to the sand from the lobby, and the podium level typically holds the pool deck, gym, and landscaped lounging areas.

Dining and groceries are along the central island strip, with resort hotels like Rixos Bab Al Bahr and DoubleTree by Hilton close by for restaurants and spas.

Pacific Towers Al Marjan Island suits buyers who want a beachfront apartment in Ras Al Khaimah with holiday-rental potential or weekend use. The trade-off is distance: the island is removed from Ras Al Khaimah's city center and schools, so a car is practically essential.

The development holds studios through three-bedroom apartments, with layouts arranged to pull in sea or lagoon views across most floors.

Studios start around 400 sqft, one-bedroom units are in the 700 to 900 sqft band, two-bedroom units run roughly 1,100 to 1,400 sqft, and three-bedroom units stretch past 1,800 sqft.

Sale prices at Pacific Towers Al Marjan Island typically open near AED 670 for studios and climb toward AED 4.5M for larger three-bedroom homes. What moves the number is floor level, direct sea frontage versus island-facing orientation, and whether the unit is in a corner layout.

Pacific Ras Al Khaimah homes closer to handover tend to price firmer than earlier release phases.

Pacific Al Marjan Island is on a reclaimed island off the Ras Al Khaimah coast, and getting around is built around the car. There's limited public bus coverage. Most residents of Pacific Towers on Al Marjan Island drive, use taxis, or rely on ride-hailing apps for day-to-day trips.

The causeway connects the island directly to the mainland, which keeps access straightforward even during busier evenings.