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Dubai’s public beaches

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Landscaped areas in the center of the city, beaches with restaurant promenades and waterparks, quiet beaches without all the tourists, and a beach for athletics.

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This 800-meter public beach is bordered on one side by the Dubai Canal. A promenade runs along it, and there are also cafes, bathrooms, free changing cabins, and a park with playgrounds.

This is the beach to go to if you’re into sports or water fun. It has a separate area for kite surfing, and it also offers wakeboard rentals, volleyball courts, a skate park, trampolines, and schools offering lessons. And that’s not to mention the bathrooms, showers, entertainment for kids, and food courts.

This beach near Dubai Marina is one of the city’s longest (about 2 km), and it is the one with the most restaurants on its promenade. It is also home to Aquafun, a water park right in the sea. The beach has free bathrooms and showers.

This park has four separate beaches, a green area with palm trees, children’s playgrounds, a restaurant promenade, bicycle rentals, barbecue areas, and three swimming pools. There is a small fee of around $1.50 to enter.

This clean, quiet beach is about 1 km long and separate from the usual tourist flows. There is almost no infrastructure surrounding it, including loungers, umbrellas, and changing cabins, while the nearest restaurants can be found near Mercato Mall.

This is one of Dubai’s most developed beaches and one of the most popular with tourists. It has great infrastructure, from umbrella and lounger rentals to phone charging stations, as well as a restaurant boulevard, a waterpark, and colorful, California-style graffiti.

Dubai’s public beaches

Jumeirah Beach

Kite Beach

JBR Beach

Dubai Municipality

Mercato

La Mer