Dreamy daycations and moonlight swims: One&Only Royal Mirage has you covered
Jumping into the rescue to ensure you're slowing down over the next few months, the One&Only Royal Mirage has just launched some new packages that scream relaxation.
If you're looking for some luxury that won't break the bank, here are the experiences absolutely have to try this summer.
Summer Daycation Package
For a full-on day of pure relaxation, opt on for the special summer daycation, which starts with a generous breakfast buffet at the Olives restaurant.
Filled with Mediterranean dishes, once you've finished feasting on fresh fruit and pastries, it's time to sip a freshly-brewed coffee while overlooking the terrace.
From there, all you need to do is drift down to the Palace pool and private beach for a day of lounging paired with the occasional dip in the pool.
But that's not all. Also included in the package is a 60-minute spa or salon treatment, offering everything from a traditional hammam to a Bastien manicure or blow-dry.
Whisking you away for the day, this is a summer offer you can't afford to miss.
Available until Sep Dhs750. Daily 7am-5pm, sevenrooms.com.
Moonlight Swim at Al Janoub Pool
If you prefer to spend your summer days indoors, then venture out by night to enjoy a glittering night swim at the adults-only pool.
Set to the sound of some electric beats, you can float around the infinity pool, stare up at the stars from your cabana or enjoy a mixed-drink or two.
Coming alive at night, this is a seriously tranquil way to spend an evening.
Offering luxury experiences both by day and by night, a few hours at One&Only Royal Mirage is definitely what you need this summer.
Dhs250 min spend (poolside access), Dhs500 min spend (cabana). Fri-Sat 7pm-11pm, sevenrooms.com.
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