article_snippet: so I thought it would be big, brash and boastful... and it was.
article_snippet: The Dubai resort, which opened in 2008, was clearly designed by someone who loves the sea and tales of the lost city.
article_snippet: The complex is big, very big.
article_snippet: But even if our hadn't booked up for all of that, our would have been quite content with the time our spent in Atlantis' own water-park, Aquaventure, which at 17 hectares, is Dubai's largest.
article_snippet: When I decided to venture into the sea surrounding Atlantis' Atlantis' only took one shout of 'Watch out Sir, Jellyfish', before my question of why no-one was swimming in the sea surrounding the Atlantis was answered.
article_snippet: During our five-day stay our only ventured out once and that was to visit the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest skyscraper, a must-see for any visitor to Dubai.
article_snippet: an idea of the scale of Dubai's developing landscape's located in the Dubai Mall, the world's largest shopping centre.
article_snippet: After five days in Atlantis' I still felt there were parts we hadn't explored - an idea of the scale of Dubai's developing landscape was tough to fit parts we hadn't explored in around the massages, eating, swimming and sunbathing.
highlights_snippet: The Dubai resort designed with tales of the lost city in mind .
  