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Dubai’s coastline is lined with both lively beaches and tranquil shores along the Arabian Gulf. This cluster covers the city's popular beaches and beach parks, where you can swim, sunbathe, and enjoy beachside activities with views of the sea.
- Al Mamzar Beach Park: A sprawling park that includes multiple sandy beaches and picnic areas, plus swimming pools and BBQ facilities – a favorite for families spending a day by the sea.
- JBR Beach (Marina Beach): A bustling public beach at Jumeirah Beach Residence, known for its vibrant promenade (The Walk), water sports activities, and plenty of dining options nearby.
- Jumeirah Public Beach (Sunset Beach): A laid-back stretch of sand near the Burj Al Arab, known for its clear view of the iconic hotel and beautiful sunset views, and popular among surfers and photographers.
- Kite Beach: A go-to beach for the active crowd, offering kite surfing (hence the name), beach volleyball courts, a jogging track, and food trucks – all with a relaxed community vibe.
- La Mer Beach: A contemporary beachfront area with a public beach and calm water, complemented by a promenade of trendy restaurants, boutique shops, colorful street art, and family-friendly entertainment.

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Al Mamzar Beach Park

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Green lawns and gentle waves meet at Al Mamzar’s sandy shores. This coastal park combines picnic spots, playgrounds and palm groves with several beachfront areas. Families come here for swimming pools, barbecues and quiet relaxation along the water’s edge.<br/>
Sunbathers chat under palm fronds while distant children’s laughter rings from the playground. The air smells of barbecue grills and sea breeze, punctuated by occasional waves lapping gently.<br/>
- Dubai Parks Authority-run with low entry fee
- TripAdvisor ‘Excellent’ family-friendly park
- Known for its expansive picnic lawns and clean beaches
- Famous for sunset views over Sharjah’s skyline 🌇


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Al Bawareh Kitchen: Casual restaurant serving shawarma, kebabs and Middle Eastern dishes.

Al Rabbash Cafeteria: Budget-friendly eatery with sandwiches, falafel and hot meals.

Haji Ali Juice Center: Fresh juices and smoothies, ideal for a quick refreshment.

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Best Time: Mornings or late afternoons in cooler months (Oct–Apr) are most pleasant; weekends get very busy after midday.

Hack: Buy your entry ticket using the Nol app to skip the gate lines.

Hidden Gem: Walk along the western breakwater at sunset for amazing Sharjah skyline views.

Tip: The park closes at 10 PM. Get there early if you want a full day of beach and pool activities.

Insider Tips

Internal Navigation

Know Before You Go

- Bus/Metro: Take RTA bus 10 or F55 to Al Mamzar Beach; the Stadium Metro station (green line) is nearby if you prefer a taxi from there.
- Car: Drive along Al Ittihad Road to Gate 1 of the park. Parking and park entry fees (AED 30 for cars) are paid at the entrance booth.
- Beach Access: Each of the five beach zones has its own gate with showers and restrooms. Lifeguards patrol the main swimming areas.
- Tip: Tickets are valid 24h, so you can visit the park over two days if you like. On busy days, try entering through Gates 4 or 5 for smaller crowds.

Getting There & Entrances

- Washrooms/lockers/ATMs/cafés: Clean toilets, showers and foot baths at each zone; coin lockers available for rent; ATMs and snack kiosks by main entrances.
- Baby care/prayer/relaxation: Baby-changing tables in restrooms; prayer rooms at Gates 1 and 5; wide grassy lawns, palm groves and covered pavilions to relax.
- Notable missing or unexpected: No free beach chairs or umbrellas on the sand; most seating is on grass or rented loungers. Wi-Fi is only available at the solar benches.

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Drones/Tripods: A permit is required for drone use. Tripods are allowed if not blocking pathways.

Best time/light: Sunset provides golden hour colors and city lights reflection on the lagoon. Early morning is also serene.

Angles: Use the breakwater and piers for wide shots of the cityscape. Palm groves can frame your photos.

Gear Safety: Use on-site lockers or travel light, as facilities are basic but the park is safe.

Photography Tips

Yes, the park charges AED 5 per person on foot and AED 30 per car. Entry fees are collected at the gate, and each ticket covers entry to all the beach zones for the day.

Is there an entrance fee to Al Mamzar Beach Park?

Al Mamzar Beach Park offers sandy beaches, swimming pools, playgrounds, barbecue areas, a skate park and picnic lawns. There are restrooms, showers and rental chalets throughout the park.

What facilities are available at Al Mamzar Beach Park?

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Pro Tips

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Sharjah Aquarium — Marine-life exhibits and educational displays next to Khalid Lagoon (5-min drive).

King Faisal Mosque — Sharjah’s grand mosque (5-min walk from Gate 1) with striking architecture.

Al Noor Island — Landscaped park with a butterfly house and art installations (10-min drive).

Al Majaz Waterfront — Lakeside promenade with fountain shows, playgrounds and cafes (adjacent to Sharjah Aquarium).

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