The palatial property is now available for exclusive bookings.
In a city known for pushing the boundaries of luxury, Sweden Beach Palace is quietly raising the bar. Situated on its own private island within the World Islands archipelago, this exclusive destination is now open for bookings.
Developed by Kleindienst Group as part of The Heart of Europe, the retreat reimagines what a private island can be. With nine beachfront mansions, each an architectural tribute to Scandinavian minimalism infused with touches of Middle Eastern grandeur, guests can enjoy 21,000 square feet of living space, interiors designed by Bentley Home, and amenities that include a private infinity pool, rooftop terrace, snow room spa, and uninterrupted views of the Arabian Gulf.
The palace can host up to 300 guests across its sprawling indoor and outdoor spaces, including around-the-clock concierge support and private beach access. Guests arrive in style by private yacht or chartered boat.
Sustainability remains at the core of the island’s ethos. Sweden Beach Palace has been designed with the environment in mind, offering a mix of eco-conscious living and unfiltered luxury. “It’s not just about grandeur,” says Sneden Lobo, Director of Events. “It’s about creating memories in a place that feels truly yours.”
The Heart of Europe is a 20-minute boat ride from Jumeirah Fishing Harbour and contains the kind of residences that make MTV Cribs look like an episode of EastEnders. There are impressive projects across The Heart of Europe, such as the heart-shaped Honeymoon Island, which will soon be home to the first Buddha-Bar Resort in the region, the Portofino Resort, and the soon-to-open Cannes, Nice and St. Tropez hotels.
Elsewhere, you’ll soon be able to visit Venice without setting foot on a plane. Floating Venice will also be located in The Heart of Europe and will feature traditional gondolas, marine life and underwater villas with floor-to-ceiling windows.
GO: Visit https://thoe.com for more information.