Why to visit Jumeirah Beach

The white sands of Jumeirah Beach are particularly well-known. The small granules are soft and transparent, allowing your feet to sink straight in. Enjoy a spectacular view of the seven-star Burj-Al-Arab from the beach, which is one of Dubai's most well-known attractions. The stunning monument is set against Dubai's coast and is a sight to behold. You are welcome to stroll along Jumeirah Beach's public section, which features a stretch of barbeques, palm trees, desert gardens, and children's parks. It is great for picnics, afternoon and evening outings, and provides a pleasant environment for families. 

Jumeirah Beach is one of Dubai's most popular and well-known public beaches. The city's white sand beach spans down the city's coast, with numerous prominent resorts and hotels along its frontage. Jumeirah Beach is named after the Jumeirah area, which is where the beach began. The Jumeirah beach is free to visit from early morning to late at night, however if you want to visit the park, you must pay a minimal fee.

To reach here take the bus number 8, 84, or N55 to Jumeirah Beach Residence Station 2. The meeting location is a 7-minute walk away. Alternatively, you can take tram 11 to Jumeirah Beach Residence 2 Tram station. The meeting location is a 3-minute walk away. Or, you can take waterbus BM1 to the Marina Promenade Waterbus Station. It's a 10-minute walk from here to the meeting spot.

Special Tip

If you want to go to the beach, you should go early in the morning. Due to strong dry heat waves that may result in sunstroke, afternoons are strictly prohibited. Evenings are unquestionably the greatest because the weather is nicer and the crowds are larger and more enjoyable.

By Atharva Yeshwardhan