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Al Mamzar Beach
Al Mamzar Beach Park, Dubai
Photo of Al Mamzar Beach and the surrounding area. Confirm hours on the official website.
About Al Mamzar Beach
Al Mamzar Beach Park is a ticketed Dubai Municipality beach park on the Deira–Sharjah edge: several coves, chalets, barbecue lawns and a gate fee rather than a free Jumeirah-style open beach. That distinction matters for search — “Al Mamzar beach” is not the same as walking onto Kite Beach.
Tickets and hours
Expect a small municipal entry charge (residents and visitors bands differ). Ladies’ days and chalet bookings change; check Dubai Municipality / Visit Dubai before you drive a family across the city. Gates close in the evening — this is not a 24-hour corniche.
Getting there
The park is closer to Deira Metro and Sharjah taxis than to Marina. Centrepoint / Rashidiya plus a taxi, or a cross-border taxi from Sharjah Al Khan, beat a Red Line ride to Equiti. Bring cash or a card that the gate currently accepts — municipal machines change.
Hours, tickets and the official site
Confirm opening times and prices on the destination’s own page before you go — they change.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Al Mamzar free like Kite Beach?
No. Al Mamzar Beach Park is a gated municipal park with an entry ticket. Confirm the current dirham fee on Dubai Municipality channels.
How do I get to Al Mamzar Beach without a car?
Al Mamzar Beach is in Al Mamzar (Al Mamzar Beach Park, Dubai). Use the transport box on this page for the nearest Dubai Metro or RTA bus, then check the live time in S’hail. Nol only — Dubai buses do not take cash. Do not walk a long last mile in summer heat.
What are the hours at Al Mamzar Beach?
Public sand typically 24 hours; kiosks shorter. Best window on this listing: October–April, late afternoon. Lifeguard flags, if posted, are the swim zone. Confirm same-day notices on Visit Dubai (official tourism).
What should I wear and bring to Al Mamzar Beach?
Swimwear on the sand; modest dress inland. No drones without permits. Alcohol stays inside licensed clubs, not on public sand. Drones need a UAE permit.