Golf, beach and mountain calm
Championship golf at Al Hamra, mangrove-lined play at Tower Links and an integrated cluster of beach resorts, spas and desert experiences.
Course, resort and shoreline within one compact destination.
A calmer alternative to Dubai during the peak golf season.
Spa, private beach and slower-paced resort stays.
Floodlit play at Al Hamra adds flexible evening golf.
Where to play—and why
Ras Al Khaimah works as a compact two-course golf break, with resort and recovery time built around the rounds.
Al Hamra Golf Club
Choose it if: tournament conditioning, lagoon golf and immediate resort access matter most. The Peter Harradine-designed par-72 course has hosted DP World Tour events and also offers floodlit night golf.
Tower Links Golf Club
Choose it if: a more natural, mangrove-influenced setting appeals. Much of the course winds around a protected wetland landscape.
Dubai extension
Choose it if: you want to pair a quieter resort stay with one or two headline Dubai rounds.
Choose the right resort style
Al Hamra’s resort cluster gives golfers a choice between grand full-service luxury, private beachfront villas and contemporary resort living.
Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaimah
Choose this for direct proximity to Al Hamra Golf Club, a full luxury spa and an established beachfront resort experience.
The Ritz-Carlton Al Hamra Beach
Choose this for private beachfront villas, seclusion and a more intimate recovery-led stay.
Sofitel Al Hamra Beach Resort
Choose this for a contemporary five-star base beside the golf and beach resort infrastructure.
Dubai or Abu Dhabi
Choose Dubai for greater course choice and city energy. Choose Abu Dhabi for coastal golf and a calmer island-resort rhythm.