Al Hamra Village and Falcon Island Farm Stays: Ras Al

The short answer — RAK's resort side has exactly three farm stays

Ras Al Khaimah has two farm-stay geographies: the inland farm belt and the Al Hamra resort side. On the resort side there are exactly three Wenjoy farm stays, all with pools — a heated-pool farm with a bike track and a lake-view family house in Al Hamra Village, and a private-pool home on Falcon Island. Two of the three allow pets, as listed.

One distinction first, because readers conflate it constantly: Falcon Island is not Al Marjan Island. Different islands, different stays — Wenjoy covers Al Marjan on its own review page, and nothing from that page applies here.

All three stays are also categorised as farmhouses on Wenjoy — not apartments, chalets or beach properties. "Resort side" describes geography and setting, a settled resort district rather than working-farm country. The product stays the farmhouse format: a whole private home, its own pool and garden, with capacities and rules set per listing. For RAK's wider picture, start from farmhouses in Ras Al Khaimah, the farmhouse in Ras Al Khaimah guide, and Ras Al Khaimah attractions.

The three resort-side stays

Prices below were displayed on 21 October 2026; the live price depends on your dates, and every stay carries a security deposit of AED 1,000.

The Outdoor Bike Ride & Huge Garden in Al Hamra Village is the active one: a 3-bedroom farmhouse for 25 day guests, sleeping 20, with a heated pool, a bike track, a sports court and a huge garden. It costs AED 1,820 on a weekday, AED 2,340 at the weekend and AED 3,900 on holidays, and pets are allowed. The heated pool matters most in the cooler months, when it keeps a family base usable across seasons; the fuller winter and pool-system treatments live elsewhere on the site.

The Modern Bedrooms With Lake View, also in Al Hamra Village, is the settled family house: 3 bedrooms, capacity 14 and sleep-over 14 — the one stay in this set where the two figures match — with a swimming pool, a games room, a kids' playground and a lake view (claimed for this listing only, because it is the only one that states it). It costs AED 2,600 weekday, AED 3,250 weekend and AED 3,900 holiday, with the earliest check-in in the set, 2:00 PM, and pets allowed. For a smaller family that wants the resort district without a 25-guest house, this is the proportionate option.

The Relaxing Getaway Pool & Family Spaces on Falcon Island is the island home: 4 bedrooms, capacity 20, sleeping 13, with a private pool and a BBQ area. It costs AED 1,950 on a weekday and AED 2,600 at the weekend — no holiday tier was shown, so confirm holiday pricing on the listing before you assume the weekend tier applies. Pets are not permitted here — a split (allowed, allowed, not permitted) that is exactly why pets belong in the booking check, not in an assumption.

The three at a glance

• Choose activity: Outdoor Bike Ride & Huge Garden — heated pool, bike track, 25 guests (sleeps 20), pets allowed, from AED 1,820
• Choose proportion: Modern Bedrooms With Lake View — lake view, 14 guests and sleeps all 14, pets allowed, 2:00 PM check-in, from AED 2,600
• Choose the island: Relaxing Getaway Pool & Family Spaces, Falcon Island — private pool, 20 guests (sleeps 13), no pets, from AED 1,950

Read as nightly value rather than headline price, the set spreads out further. Split the weekday tier by the sleep figure and the bike-track farm works out at about AED 91 per sleeping guest (AED 1,820 ÷ 20), the Falcon Island home at AED 150 (AED 1,950 ÷ 13), and the lake-view house at about AED 186 (AED 2,600 ÷ 14). Those are arithmetic splits at full sleep capacity, not package prices — a smaller party pays more per head — but they explain the ordering: the largest, most activity-led house is the cheapest per sleeper, while the smallest, most settled house carries the premium for proportion and setting.

That is the complete resort-side set — the activity farm, the lake-view house, the island pool home. There is no fourth Al Hamra or Falcon Island listing in the verified stock.

Al Hamra Village as a base

Al Hamra Village is Ras Al Khaimah's best-known resort district — the settled, coastal side of the emirate — and Falcon Island sits within that same resort-side geography. The listings embody the contrast: gardens, pools and family spaces in a developed resort community, rather than fields and farm animals inland.

One caution protects your planning: never treat an area amenity as a listing feature. What each home itself offers is on its listing page, and only there. If a specific area amenity — a course, a marina, a beach, a mall — would decide your booking, verify it on an official Al Hamra or Ras Al Khaimah tourism source, because this guide does not assert area amenities it has not sourced.

Resort side or farm belt? The honest choice

The choice inside Ras Al Khaimah is real, because the two geographies suit different weekends. Choose the resort side — these three stays — if your group wants a settled district setting, a heated pool or a stated lake view, capacities of 14 to 25, and the island option on Falcon Island. The prices cluster accordingly: weekday tiers of AED 1,820 to 2,600 as displayed on 21 October 2026, with holiday tiers at AED 3,900 where shown.

Choose the inland farm belt — Al Dhait, Muwailha and Wadi Shah — if your weekend is about working-farm country: bigger grounds, animal farms, covered and indoor pools, and the budget end of RAK, including farm rooms from AED 390 elsewhere in the stock. Those areas have their own guides on the site, and the emirate-wide chooser works through the decision across all RAK areas. Neither side is "better Ras Al Khaimah" — they are different products sharing an emirate, and booking the wrong geography for the weekend you imagined is the mistake to avoid.

Before you book

Four checks before you pay. First, the Falcon Island home shows no holiday tier — confirm its price on the live listing for public-holiday dates. Second, check-in varies inside this small set: 2:00 PM at the lake-view house, 3:00 PM at the other two — an hour that matters on a one-night stay. Third, pets: allowed at both Al Hamra Village stays, not permitted on Falcon Island. Fourth, plan overnight numbers against the sleep figure, not the headline capacity — the lake-view house sleeps all 14 of its guests, while the bike-track farm sleeps 20 of 25 and the Falcon Island home sleeps 13 of 20.

For the listing that fits, the property page is the authority on the day you book, because live prices depend on dates. Questions the listing does not answer go to Wenjoy's contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you book a farm stay in Al Hamra Village? Yes — two verified Wenjoy farm stays sit in Al Hamra Village: Outdoor Bike Ride & Huge Garden (heated pool, bike track, capacity 25) and Modern Bedrooms With Lake View (lake view as listed, capacity 14). A third resort-side stay, on Falcon Island, completes the set of three. All are farmhouse-categorised homes, not apartments.

What is the difference between Falcon Island and Al Marjan Island stays? They are different islands. Falcon Island is not Al Marjan Island, and this guide's Falcon Island listing must not be read with Al Marjan facts. Wenjoy covers Al Marjan on a separate review page; the Falcon Island stay here is a 4-bedroom private-pool farmhouse for 20 guests, sleeping 13.

How much do Al Hamra farm stays cost per night? As displayed on 21 October 2026: AED 1,820–2,600 on weekdays across the three stays, AED 2,340–3,250 at weekends, and AED 3,900 on holidays where a holiday tier is shown — the Falcon Island listing showed no holiday tier at audit. The live price depends on dates; the deposit is AED 1,000 on all three, as listed.

Which Al Hamra stay has a heated pool? Outdoor Bike Ride & Huge Garden, in Al Hamra Village — the heated pool is stated on its listing, alongside a bike track, a sports court and a huge garden. Neither of the other two resort-side listings claims a heated pool, and this guide does not upgrade them.

Are pets allowed at Al Hamra and Falcon Island farm stays? It splits by listing, as listed: pets are allowed at both Al Hamra Village stays (Outdoor Bike Ride & Huge Garden; Modern Bedrooms With Lake View) and not permitted at the Falcon Island stay (Relaxing Getaway Pool & Family Spaces). Check the listing for your dates.

Is Al Hamra or the RAK farm belt better for a family weekend? Different weekends. Al Hamra and Falcon Island suit families wanting a settled resort district, a heated pool or a stated lake view, in homes for 14–25 guests. The inland farm belt (Al Dhait, Muwailha, Wadi Shah) suits families wanting working-farm country, animal farms, covered/indoor pools and the budget rooms. Choose the geography that matches the weekend.