Damac Islands – Seychelles 2

About the project

Damac Islands – Seychelles 2 is a residential project by Damac Properties in Damac Islands, within Al Yelayiss 1, Dubai. The development comprises 474 G+1 and G+2 townhouses and villas. It is active, with 2.70% completion recorded on 4 May 2026 and a completion date of 30 June 2029.

The project and its construction

Damac Islands – Seychelles 2 is planned as a collection of 474 townhouses and villas. The buildings are configured as G+1 and G+2 homes, providing a low-rise residential format within Damac Islands. The construction specification describes concrete structures and blockwork, with internal and external finishes. The project has a total area of 79,896.19 square metres. Construction started on 30 November 2025. The recorded completion ratio was 2.70% following the inspection dated 4 May 2026, and the project is listed as active.

A Seychelles address within Damac Islands

The project forms part of Damac Islands, a masterplanned residential community in DubaiLand organised around interconnected lagoons and water features. Damac Islands contains island-themed neighbourhoods whose identities reference tropical destinations, including Seychelles, Fiji, Hawaii and Bali. The wider community brings together villas and townhouses along water channels and landscaped edges. Its residential concept includes open-plan living, private terraces and floor-to-ceiling windows intended to face water and landscape views. Water platforms and floating spaces are included within the community concept for social events and leisure uses beside the lagoons.

Lagoon and leisure facilities in the community

The Damac Islands community concept centres on a lagoon system for swimming and paddling. Planned water-focused attractions include an Aqua Dome with underwater projections and dining areas, a waterfall lagoon, an aqua park, and a jungle river with vegetation, waterfalls and rapids. The masterplan also includes water platforms for bars and event spaces, together with a central hub fountain combining water, fire and laser elements. A Hot Springs Spa, cascading lagoon waterfalls, infinity pools and floating yoga decks are among the planned wellness elements. The community concept further includes a zipline, jungle swings, a calisthenics park and a multi-sport fitness park.

Outdoor spaces and themed attractions

Damac Islands incorporates landscaped public areas alongside its lagoon infrastructure. The planned leisure programme includes a tortoise garden, parrot park and wildlife park, adding small wildlife attractions to the outdoor setting. A wedding venue is planned beside the main lagoon, while a gondola-style paddling experience with LED illumination is included for the water. The community also features themed neighbourhoods and a central water network that connects residential clusters with public spaces. The Tropics at Damac Islands is one of the projects within the wider site.

DubaiLand setting and nearby destinations

Damac Islands is located in DubaiLand. Global Village is recorded at 4.5 km from the heart of the community. Other recorded road distances include 14.4 km to Mall of the Emirates, 17.4 km to Expo City Dubai, 17.5 km to Dubai Marina, 17.8 km to Business Bay, 18.1 km to JBR Beach, 18.8 km to The Dubai Mall and 18.9 km to Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai. Dubai International Airport is recorded at 25.6 km, while Al Maktoum International Airport is 20.7 km away. The nearest recorded Dubai Metro access is on the Red Line, at 14.3 km from Damac Islands.

Programme and developer

Damac Islands – Seychelles 2 has a recorded start date of 30 November 2025 and a completion date of 30 June 2029. Its status is active, and the project had reached 2.70% completion at the inspection dated 4 May 2026. Damac Properties is the developer of the project. The company is responsible for a residential scheme of 474 G+1 and G+2 townhouses and villas in Damac Islands. The project’s setting connects it to a wider lagoon-led community with themed residential districts, recreational water facilities and landscaped public areas.

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