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Al Zorah Beach

Al Zorah Beach in Ajman at golden hour: soft white sand sweeps into shallow turquoise Gulf water, with a low-rise modern beach resort visible in the deep background framed by palms and a few empty parasols on the upper sand
Al Zorah Beach is a quiet sandy beach on the northern coast of Ajman, set inside the 12 km² Al Zorah master-planned community. The Oberoi Beach Resort sits on the sand, the Al Zorah Golf Club is next door, and the mangrove nature reserve is a short drive away.
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Al Aqah Beach

Al Aqah Beach in Fujairah at sunrise: empty east-coast white-sand beach with calm turquoise Gulf-of-Oman water and the rugged steep brown peaks of the Hajar Mountains rising dramatically directly behind the beach, soft pink and amber dawn light across the sky
Al Aqah Beach is the flagship public and resort beach on Fujairah's east coast — a 3-4 km stretch of soft, golden-white sand on the Gulf of Oman, backed by the dramatic Hajar Mountains. Snoopy Island sits a short swim offshore for snorkelling, and several beach resorts offer day passes alongside free public sections.
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Al Marjan Island

Aerial drone view of Al Marjan Island, Ras Al Khaimah: a coral-reef-shaped archipelago of four interconnected man-made islands with white-sand beaches, low-rise resort hotels with bright blue swimming pools, and palm-lined access roads, surrounded by turquoise Arabian Gulf water
Al Marjan Island is a 7.8 million m² archipelago of four coral-shaped islands off the Ras Al Khaimah coast. It is the home of more than ten beach resorts and, from 2027, the Wynn Al Marjan Island integrated resort — the UAE's first licensed casino.
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Hudayriyat Beach

Aerial view of Hudayriyat Island in Abu Dhabi at midday: a sandy beach curves along the Arabian Gulf with the rectangular blue oval of an artificial surf-park lagoon visible inland, surrounded by paved cycle paths winding through coastal scrubland
Hudayriyat Beach is the public face of Hudayriyat Island, Abu Dhabi's newest active-leisure development on the southern coast. It pairs free white-sand beach segments with Surf Abu Dhabi, a 22 km cycle network, an Olympic-standard skate park, and purpose-built mountain bike trails.
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Yas Beach

Yas Beach on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi: a long curve of soft white sand meets calm turquoise Arabian Gulf water, with stand-up paddleboards and a kayak resting on the sand and rows of beige cushioned sunbeds with white parasols beneath a palm-thatched bar pavilion
Yas Beach is a managed beach club on the northern coast of Yas Island, with approximately 1.5 km of soft white sand, a pool deck, watersports concession, and beachfront restaurants. Day passes for non-resort guests start at around AED 100, making it a popular short break for visitors combining the beach with Ferrari World, Yas Mall, or Yas Marina Walk.
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Ajman Corniche

Ajman Corniche at golden hour: a soft white-sand beach meets the calm turquoise Arabian Gulf, with a palm-lined pedestrian promenade running past pastel low-rise apartment buildings
Ajman Corniche is the emirate's main waterfront — a 3 km free public beach and promenade with a jogging track, kids' play areas, and a string of low-rise cafés. The quietest of the UAE's open beaches and a 35-minute drive from central Dubai.
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Jumeirah Beach Running Track

The Jumeirah Beach running track is a purpose-built soft-surface running route stretching 7 km along Dubai's coastline from near the Burj Al Arab toward Kite Beach and Jumeirah 1. It is free, open daily, has distance markers every 100 metres, and is one of the longest dedicated running tracks in Dubai.

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