The Umm Al Quwain Beach Hotel manages Siniya Island Leisure Campground. The parent company is into Hotel and Resort business for 35 years in Umm Al Quwain, in United Arab Emirates. A team of hoteliers oversees the entire gamut of operations on a daily basis. We have a culinary chef, mastered in international and Arabian cuisine to cater to your taste buds. Our discerning guest can expect excellent experiences, ideally created to unwind themselves, and enjoy a leisure trip to Siniya Island.

Siniya Island Leisure Campground is located about 5km from the city of Umm Al Quwain, and about 45 minutes from Sharjah International Airport, and 20 minutes’ drive from Ajman City Centre. Our guests can reach the Island via road. Property shall be contacting you a day prior to the arrival to share the arrival location (meeting point). The Island extends along an area of about 20 square kilometers of natural reserve for deer and sea birds. Featuring dense mangroves with sandy beaches, the island offers a delightful escape and has become the favored touristic attraction in the area. SINIYA ISLAND hosts a wide variety of flora and fauna like the rare Socotra cormorants, flamingoes and seagulls, and is home to 65 different historical archaeological sites that contain graves, structural remains. SINIYA ISLAND is the ideal location for an invigorating nature escape, far from the hustle and bustle of city life. Perfect for glamping, the island allows you to bask in the beauty of nature while recharging with positive energy, soothing your spirit, meditating and connecting with the great outdoors, all in complete comfort and luxury. 8 glamorous domes combine contemporary lush design and style to host your accommodations for your next family vacation, corporate event, group getaway, team building or group retreat.

Eminent Archeologists have discovered an ancient Christian monastery dating back to 1400 years on the Siniya Island. Historian have also found that there were coexistence of lives, of different faith, which is now marshlands that is shield by the Tourism and archeological Department of Umm Al Quwain, UAE. In addition to it, the island has a natural reserve for deer and sea birds, with dense mangroves, and long sandy beaches alongside Arabian Sea.