Wynn Al Marjan Island has announced a major milestone, reaching the completion of the building of what is set to be the first fully integrated island.
The development, led by WYNN Resorts in partnership with Marjan, has reached its highest point of 283 meters high ceilings in 70 locations, 27 months in the making.
When the Spire is installed in 2026, the tower will reach its full height of 352 meters, making it the tallest man-made structure in Ras Al Khaimah by more than 100 meters.
The project remains on track for a spring 2027 opening.
Construction has now been transformed from structural operations to building construction within the interior. All 1,530 guests reached the building’s occupancy with Interior Fit-Stount from 1,504 rooms and suites. Facade installation on the main tower is 78 percent complete while the surrounding skyscrapers have reached 99 percent building completion.
Set across more than 60 hectares, Wynn Al Marjan Island will have 1,217 guest rooms, Subvave Suits, two royal apartments, four classic suites, marina estates.
The resort will include 22 restaurants, lounges and bars, a beach club, a spa and beauty area, 12 pools, white lagoons, deep water marinas capable of accommodating superyachts.
Additional facilities will include a choral court, dedicated festivals and events, and an exhibition space, a purpose-built theater space.
Wynn Al Marjan hits the building milestone
To mark the milestone, senior executives from Wynn Resorts, WYNN Design and Development and Marjan gathered at the summit of the Tower overlooking the Arabian Gulf. Attendees poured the final concrete and found iron bars with memorabilia taken from the building.
Max Tappeiner, President of Wynn Al Marjan Island, said: “Achieving the highest point of the tallest building in more than two years is a defining moment for RAS Al Khaimah and reflects a highly selected location.”
Abdullal Al Abdouli, Chief Executive Officer of the Marjan Group, said: “This development is a central point of departure for the new ground in welcoming and welcoming travelers to the Emirate.”
Barry Lewis, Alec’s CEO, said: “The adoption of advanced technology has allowed us to streamline the workflow and maintain precision at scale.”
Key milestones to date include the completion of the structural tower concrete, the full completion of the guest accommodation building, adjacent ground floor buildings and 438,000 feet of poured concrete. The project has generated more than 18,000 construction jobs to date.
In a similar move, Wynn and Marjan resorts are advancing a second joint venture on Al Marjan Island, Janu Al Marjan Island, which was announced in November 2025 and is now under construction. The project will bring the Aman group’s janu product to Ras Al Khaimah, which is scheduled to open in late 2028.
