Dubai Unveils Jebel Ali Beach: A 6.6-Kilometer Paradise for All
Dubai's Crown Prince, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, has approved the master plan for Jebel Ali Beach, set to become the city's longest public shoreline at 6.6 kilometers
Spanning 330 hectares, the project includes a 5 km sandy beach developed by Nakheel and a 1.6 km mangrove beach managed by Dubai Municipality
The development emphasizes sustainability, featuring a turtle rehabilitation sanctuary and mangrove walkways to enhance local ecosystems
The beach will offer a 2 km open swimming area, a 2.5 km diving zone, children's play areas, sports facilities, and a floating restaurant
The project includes a two-lane road, 1,000 parking spaces, 80 bicycle racks, a cycling track, and a 5 km running track to improve accessibility
This initiative is part of Dubai's broader plan to increase public beach areas by 400% by 2040, aligning with the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan
The Jebel Ali Beach development aims to provide a world-class recreational destination, enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors alike