Recently, Abu Dhabi opened a brand new nighttime beach on the Corniche to allow residents to enjoy outdoor life after sunset.
Recently, Abu Dhabi opened a brand new nighttime beach on the Corniche to allow residents to enjoy outdoor life after sunset.
The beach is well-lit, staffed with lifeguards on duty, provides first aid services, and features volleyball, football, and basketball courts.
The beach is open to visitors and swimmers from 6 AM to 10 PM on weekdays, and until midnight on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
Visitors can enter the 1,000-square-meter swimming area through gates 4 to 6, then swim under the lights and enjoy the cool evening breeze.
In July, the Marsana night beach on Hudayriyat Island officially opened, where visitors can swim under the moonlight and enjoy comfortable loungers and dining services.
The fees vary by date, with adults charged 50 dirhams on weekdays and 100 dirhams on weekends, while children under 6 enter for free.
Dubai Night Beaches
Currently, Dubai residents can go night swimming at Jumeirah 2, Jumeirah 3, and Umm Suqeim 1 beaches, which have been open to people with disabilities since last year.
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