What is Kite Beach Dubai?
Kite Beach is one of Dubai’s most iconic public beaches, located just off Jumeirah Road, near the Umm Suqeim area. It’s named after the kitesurfers who flock to its breezy shores—but the beach offers so much more than that.
With stunning views of the Burj Al Arab, white sands, food trucks, beachside cafes, and activities for all ages, Kite Beach is the go-to spot for locals and tourists alike.
🌊 Top Activities at Kite Beach
- Kitesurfing & Watersports
- Rent equipment or book a kitesurfing lesson at Kite N Surf Dubai—a popular spot for thrill-seekers.
- Stand-Up Paddleboarding (SUP)
- Enjoy calmer waters in the morning and explore the coastline on a paddleboard.
- Beach Volleyball
- Join a game or start your own at the many public volleyball courts.
- Jogging Track
- The 14 km soft running track along the beach is perfect for joggers and fitness enthusiasts.
- Adventure HQ Skate Park
- A fun zone with a skate park and climbing wall for teens and kids.
- Food Trucks & Cafes
- Try Salt Burger, Circle Cafe, or get a refreshing smoothie from Wild & The Moon.
- 🍔 Salt is especially popular and located right on the beach.
- Beach Library
- Yes, there’s even a beachfront library where you can borrow books for free.
- Water Park for Kids
- Splash N Party occasionally sets up inflatable water play zones during events.
📸 Instagram-Worthy Views
- The iconic Burj Al Arab is visible from the southern end.
- Sunset at Kite Beach is a must-see.
- Art murals and graffiti walls near the skate park are perfect for social media shots.
🕓 Best Time to Visit
The best months to enjoy Kite Beach are from November to March, when the temperatures are cooler and the breeze is perfect for kite surfing.
🧼 Facilities
- Free showers and changing rooms
- Lifeguards on duty
- Rental equipment shops
- Accessible parking
🚴 How to Get There
- By Car: Just type “Kite Beach Dubai” in Google Maps. Ample paid and free parking is available.
- By Metro: Take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates and grab a short taxi ride.
- By Bus: Bus 8, X28, or 81 stop nearby.
🎯 Pro Tips
- Visit early morning for paddleboarding and peaceful vibes.
- Bring your own towel and umbrella if you’re staying long.
- Weekdays are quieter than weekends.
