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More ladies-only beaches in UAE: Women love the privacy that comes with them – News

By dailyguardian.aeMay 17, 20243 Mins Read
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For women in the UAE seeking privacy and comfort while basking under the sun and walking against the crashing waves, private beaches in the Emirates offer an exclusive space to women. These provide an environment where women can relax without concerns about modesty and security.

Early this week, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, launched the Dubai Quality of Life Strategy 2033, which is aimed at turning the emirate into the world’s best city to live in.




The strategy includes 200 projects and initiatives, as well as extending the length of night swimming beaches by 60 per cent, and designating new beaches exclusively for women.

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To understand why these beaches are favoured, Khaleej Times spoke with women who frequent them.

More relaxing and liberating

Many women feel more at ease at ladies-only beaches, where they can enjoy the sea without the presence of men. This level of comfort allows for a more relaxing and liberating experience.

Injeel Moti, who frequents the Dubai Ladies Club Beach, said: “I prefer the women-only beaches for the privacy that comes with it. I feel more comfortable wearing a swimsuit.”

“Another aspect is the opportunity to network in these places, since I get the chance to meet other ladies,” she added.

Preserving privacy

Abu Dhabi resident Zahra Al Tamimi noted: “A women-only beach is considered an entertainment destination for women, preserving women’s privacy, where they can practice all water sports and recreational activities with ease.”


Zahra is a social media influencer and she receives many inquiries about beaches dedicated exclusively to women.

Private ladies’ beaches in the UAE offer a unique blend of privacy, comfort, and security, making them increasingly popular among women. With positive feedback from visitors and a significant impact on the community, these beaches are more than just a trend —they are a vital part of the social fabric, promoting empowerment and well-being.

Here are the existing private ladies’ beaches in the UAE:

  • Dubai Ladies Club Beach: It has a private, ladies-only beach and swimming pool, with an outdoor jogging track.
  • Al Mamzar Beach Park, Dubai: This park offers a dedicated ladies beach area with amenities. On Mondays and Wednesdays, the entire park is reserved only for women and children. Boys are allowed only up till the age of 6.
  • Al Bateen Ladies Beach, Abu Dhabi: Awarded the prestigious Blue Flag sustainability award by the Emirates Wildlife Authority, this beach is a favourite among women seeking a peaceful retreat. It boasts excellent facilities, including food and beverage outlets, washrooms, changing rooms and showers.
  • Sharjah Ladies Club: This destination offers a private beach alongside facilities like a pool, spa and more. Girls are welcome, whereas boys under the age of 8 can enter the club.



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