Al Mamzar Beach Park is a 106 hectare public beach park run by Dubai Municipality on Al Mamzar Beach Street in Al Mamzar, Deira, right on the border between Dubai and Sharjah. It has five sandy Arabian Gulf beaches, swimming pools, air conditioned chalets, barbecue areas, a cycling track, playgrounds and wide shaded lawns. Entry costs AED 5 per person and is free for children under two and people of determination. The park opens daily at 8 AM and closes at 10 PM from Sunday to Wednesday, staying open until 11 PM from Thursday to Saturday and on public holidays. Mondays and Wednesdays are ladies and children only days.
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What is Al Mamzar Beach Park?
The al mamzar beach park location sits on a green coastal peninsula with calm water on both sides: the open Arabian Gulf to the north and the Al Mamzar lagoon (Khor Al Mamzar) to the south. Bisitahin ang Dubai describes it as one of the city’s best family beach parks, and it is popular with residents who want a full beach day without hotel prices.
The common mix up is thinking it’s just a regular city park. It isn’t. Saltwater reaches each beach directly from the Arabian Gulf, lifeguards watch the swimming areas, and the pools use treated freshwater if you prefer to skip the sand.
Al Mamzar Beach Park timings and entry fees
These figures keep you from guessing at the gate or getting caught out by the schedule.
| Bagay | presyo | Tiyempo | Mabuting malaman |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pangkalahatang pasukan | AED 5 bawat tao | Sunday to Wednesday, 8 AM to 10 PM | Cash or card at the gate |
| Weekend and public holiday entry | AED 5 bawat tao | Thursday to Saturday and public holidays, 8 AM to 11 PM | Arrive before 9 AM for the best shade |
| Children under two and people of determination | Libre | All opening hours | Carry proof of age or a Sanad card |
| Languyan | Adults AED 10, children AED 5 | 9 AM sa 8 PM | Separate ticket from park entry |
| Small chalet (about 8 guests) | About AED 150 per day | Full day rental | First come, first served on busy days |
| Large chalet (about 12 guests) | About AED 200 per day | Full day rental | Limited numbers, book on arrival |
| Car parking inside the park | AED 30 per car | Bawat pagbisita | Free public parking sits outside the gates |
| Pagrenta ng bisikleta | About AED 20 to 30 per hour | Araw | Good for the long cycling track |
Prices and timings may change and T&C apply.
Ladies and children only days
Munisipalidad ng Dubai reserves Al Mamzar Beach Park for women and children on Mondays and Wednesdays. Men and boys older than six cannot enter on these days, which makes them a relaxed choice for mothers, friends and families with young kids who want more privacy on the beach.
Things to do at Al Mamzar Beach Park
- Swim at the beaches: five Arabian Gulf beaches with gentle waves, lifeguards and shaded seating.
- Cool off in the pools: treated freshwater pools with shallow areas for younger children.
- Rent a chalet: air conditioned chalets with seating and beach access, great for birthdays and big families.
- Cycle or jog: a long track runs through the park, with bicycles for rent near the entrance.
- Mag-barbecue: use the free barbecue areas and bring your own charcoal and food.
- Let kids play: playgrounds and open lawns sit close to the beaches.
- Panoorin ang paglubog ng araw: the western beaches give clear views across the water as the sun goes down.
Getting around the park
You don’t need a complex plan to spend a good day here, but arriving early secures the best spot on the sand.
- Pay the AED 5 entry fee at the gate using cash or card.
- Walk, cycle or drive to your chosen beach, as the park is large and the beaches are spread along the coast.
- Book a chalet at the rental office near the entrance if you need air conditioning and shade.
- Claim a spot on the sand before 9 AM during weekends, as the prime shaded areas fill fast.
- Use the designated barbecue zones for cooking rather than lighting fires on the open grass.
- Buy snacks and drinks from the kiosks and cafes across the grounds if you didn’t bring your own.
The single choice that makes or breaks your trip is picking the right beach. The beaches closest to the main gate get crowded first, so walk a little further for a quieter spot.
Details that make the day easier
The difference between a stressful trip and a relaxed one comes down to where you set up and what you pack.
Bringing your own drinking water matters more than you’d think. The kiosks sell cold drinks, but they sit far apart. Carrying a reusable bottle for each person means you won’t have to pack up your things just to buy water when the sun is at its peak. Pack sunscreen, a beach umbrella and a change of clothes, and rinse salt water off your skin and gear before you leave.
Kapag nagkamali ang mga bagay-bagay
Small problems pop up when the grounds get busy, but they all have quick fixes.
| Ang napapansin mo | Ang karaniwang ibig sabihin nito | Ano ang unang gagawin |
|---|---|---|
| Long line at the gate | Weekend rush has started | Move your visit to a weekday |
| No empty chalets left | Late arrival on a busy day | Bring a pop up tent for shade |
| Crowded pool | Peak afternoon hours | Swim in the morning or early evening |
| Parking full inside | Weekend or holiday crowds | Use the free public parking outside the gates |
| Barbecue spots taken | Popular areas filled early | Walk to the outer picnic zones |
Mga tuntuning kailangan mong sundin
Dubai Municipality sets clear guidelines for everyone entering the grounds. Swimwear belongs only on the beach or inside the pool area, so cover up on the lawns and paths. Swim only in areas watched by lifeguards.
Dogs and other pets aren’t allowed inside the gates at any time, and cooking is only allowed in the barbecue areas. Breaking these rules can lead to fines or being asked to leave.
How to get to Al Mamzar Beach Park
The park sits on Al Mamzar Beach Street, Al Mamzar, Deira, Dubai, next to the Sharjah border, and you reach it by driving north along Al Khaleej Road. By car or taxi it takes around 25 to 35 minutes from Downtown Dubai depending on traffic, and about 15 minutes from Dubai International Airport. There is no metro station at the gate, so a taxi or ride app is the easiest option if you don’t drive. Visitors flying into Dubai can book mga serbisyo sa paglilipat ng paliparan with White Sky straight to a nearby hotel.
Hotels and resorts near Al Mamzar Beach Park
If you want to make a short break of it, these hotels and resorts are a short drive from the park:
- Hyatt Regency Dubai on Deira Corniche, with sea views and easy access to the old souks.
- Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai Deira Creek beside the creek, close to dhow cruises and markets.
- Centara Mirage Beach Resort Dubai and Hotel Riu Dubai on Deira Islands, two family beach resorts nearby.
- Sheraton Sharjah Beach Resort and Spa just across the border on the Sharjah coast.
- Pullman Sharjah and The Lavender Hotel Sharjah, good value stays a few minutes away.
White Sky can arrange these stays through our mga booking ng hotel sa buong mundo service, and you can also browse our Mga alok sa pamamalagi sa UAE para sa mga pakete para sa katapusan ng linggo.
Places to visit near Al Mamzar Beach Park
- Khor Al Mamzar Beach, a night swimming beach on the lagoon side, open after dark.
- Waterfront Market in Deira for fresh fish, fruit and vegetables.
- Deira Clock Tower, one of Dubai’s oldest landmarks.
- Deira Spice Souk and the nearby Dubai Gold Souk for a taste of old Dubai.
- Al Majaz Waterfront and Al Qasba in Sharjah, great for evening walks, fountains and dining.
When to pick somewhere else
A large shared beach doesn’t work for every kind of trip. If you’re planning a late night outing, the gates here lock by 11 PM at the latest, and men cannot enter on Mondays and Wednesdays. For a greener city park without the beach, Zabeel Park ay isang mahusay na kahalili.
For serious lap swimming, the recreational pools here won’t give you the depth or lane space you need, making hotel sports pools a better fit.
Kaugnay na Artikulo
Planning more days out in Dubai? These guides will help:
- Khor Al Mamzar Beach Dubai: Night Beach, Mga Oras at Mga Dapat Gawin sa Malapit
- Zabeel Park Dubai: Mga Oras, Bayad sa Pagpasok, Mga Gate at Mga Dapat Gawin
- Deira Spice Souk Dubai: Mga Oras ng Pagbubukas, Ano ang Bibilhin, Mga Hotel at Kalapit na Lugar
- Waterfront Market Dubai: Mga Oras, Seksyon, Paradahan at Mga Tip
- Deira Clock Tower Dubai: Kasaysayan, Lokasyon at mga Bagay na Dapat Gawin sa Malapit na Lugar
- Panahon sa Dubai 10 araw
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Where is Al Mamzar Beach Park located?
Al Mamzar Beach Park is on Al Mamzar Beach Street, Al Mamzar, Deira, Dubai, right next to the Sharjah border. It is about 15 minutes by car from Dubai International Airport.
What is the Al Mamzar Beach Park entry fee?
Entry costs AED 5 per person. Children under two and people of determination enter free. Parking inside the park costs AED 30 per car, and the pools need a separate ticket of AED 10 for adults and AED 5 for children. Prices may change and T&C apply.
What are the Al Mamzar Beach Park timings?
The park opens daily at 8 AM. It closes at 10 PM from Sunday to Wednesday and at 11 PM from Thursday to Saturday and on public holidays. The pools run from 9 AM to 8 PM.
Which days are ladies only at Al Mamzar Beach Park?
Mondays and Wednesdays are reserved for women and children. Men and boys older than six are not allowed in on those days.
How much does a chalet cost at Al Mamzar Beach Park?
A small chalet for about 8 guests costs around AED 150 per day, and a large chalet for about 12 guests costs around AED 200 per day. Chalets are rented at the office near the entrance and go quickly on weekends.
Can I bring my own food and have a barbecue?
Yes. You can bring outside food and drinks, and barbecues are allowed in the free designated barbecue areas. Bring your own charcoal and never cook on the open grass.
Are pets allowed at Al Mamzar Beach Park?
No. Dogs and other pets are not allowed inside the park.
Is Al Mamzar Beach Park good for toddlers?
Yes. The beaches have gentle, shallow edges and lifeguards on duty, and the pools have shallow areas for small children. Keep toddlers within arm’s reach at all times.
How long does it take to drive from Downtown Dubai?
The drive takes around 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic. There is no metro station at the gate, so a car or taxi is the easiest way to get there.
Which hotels are close to Al Mamzar Beach Park?
Nearby options include Hyatt Regency Dubai on Deira Corniche, Radisson Blu Hotel Dubai Deira Creek, Centara Mirage Beach Resort Dubai and Hotel Riu Dubai on Deira Islands, and Sheraton Sharjah Beach Resort and Spa across the border. White Sky can book these hotels for you, along with your flights and airport transfers, on WhatsApp +971 4 220 2133.
Konklusyon
Al Mamzar Beach Park gives you calm Gulf beaches, pools, chalets and barbecue areas for just AED 5 entry, all on the Dubai and Sharjah border. Go early on weekends, plan around the ladies and children days on Mondays and Wednesdays, and pair your visit with nearby spots like Deira’s souks or Sharjah’s waterfront.
Visiting Dubai for a beach break? White Sky Travel and Tourism can book your flights, hotels and airport transfers so you can spend more time on the sand. Message us on WhatsApp +971 4 220 2133 to plan your trip. You can split the total amount using Tabby, Tamara o mga credit card sa UAE nang hanggang 12 buwan.
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