Jumeirah Beach Park

Walking in the streets, we estimated that Dubai's rain was hit by heavy rain all year round. Locals took out their mobile phones to take pictures. Few people held umbrellas. They were happy to feel the beating of water like children. The Persian Gulf was blue and blue.

My favorite place to stay in Dubai for so many days is not only the water and sand of Maldives, but also the popularity of Phuket, which is very admirable.

The environment is excellent. It's a must-go place for tourists. It's beautiful. We also play sports facilities that we don't play in China on weekdays. It's similar to the old people's games. There are not many people here, the wind is comfortable, the sunshine is not too strong, at least not the stuffy one. The lawn in the park is good, but I prefer the beach.

After lunch and visiting castles and fairs, the Dubai Sailing Hotel arrives at the beach and waits for sunset. Many tourists play at the seaside or buy drinks to rest in the rest area. Because of the weather, we can't see the sunset, but it's still beautiful.

Jumeirah Beach Park is a seaside park with the ancient city of Jumeirah as its background and public beach as its theme. Here you can boat between the ancient city and the beach and enjoy Jumeirah City from different angles on the water. It really has a different taste.

The Jumeriah Open Beach is next to the private resort by the Burq al Arab. The beach is partially protected, clean, has great sand, and warm, clear water. It's a bit of a walk to the nearest Metro station (about 3km), so take a taxi if you aren't close by.

It's hot in Dubai, but everywhere looks very local, and every inch of land is worth visiting.

One of the better places in Dubai to enjoy the beach. The views of the architecture nearby are a major plus and the location is perfect for exploring Madinat Jumeirah, the Burj Al Arab or the Jumeirah Beach Resort.

Jumeira Beach Park is a beach park as famous as Emmesa. The park, which covers 13 hectares and was completed in 1989, is the first Beach Park in Dubai. The opening hours are from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. just like Emeisa Park, but only for women and children on Saturdays and Sundays. The park also has barbecue areas, amusement parks, theatres and other places for visitors to enjoy. The sea-sky landscape and narrow beaches, together with lush palm leaves, are well matched. There are five wooden bridges around the park to connect with the outside world so that visitors can come from different districts easily.

Great place to hang out during the day or for dinner & coffee in the evenings. Summer months you'll want to go inside to dine as it is much to hot to enjoy your food.