Jumeirah Beach
This is Dubai’s most well-known beach, a long stretch of sand on the Arabian Gulf surrounded by hotels, resorts, and private clubs. There are various options for getting to this beach. It is well-known for its white-sand beaches and pristine shoreline. A variety of beach hotels may be found on Jumeirah Beach.
Wollongong Beach
On the Jumeirah and Um Sequim beaches, near Wollongong University, is the only authorized kite beach. Kites are often seen in this area because there is always direct sunlight. On Fridays and holidays, kiteboarding is banned at this beach. The coldest it gets in the winter is 20 degrees Celsius.
Jebel Ali beach
This beach derives its name from the Jebel Ali Artificial Island, which offers everything a beach requires, including kites, beach volleyball, water sports, boats, water paragliding, and underwater diving, among other activities.
Al Mamzar Beach
This is one of Deira’s most popular beaches, Al Mamzar Beach. On the beach, there are barbecue areas, snack booths, playgrounds, and picnic areas for families. You can go deep-sea fishing, paragliding, jet skiing, play beach volleyball, and do a lot of other fun things.
