NITN | @notintownlive | 08 May 2026, 11:04 am
Women-only beach
Dubai’s first women-only beach at Al Mamzar blends privacy and luxury along the city’s evolving coastline. Photo: Recreated by ChatGPT
Dubai has opened its first fully private beach designed exclusively for women, adding a new dimension to the city’s evolving coastline experience.
Located at Al Mamzar Beach, the project forms part of a larger redevelopment aimed at transforming one of Dubai’s best-known waterfront areas into a more modern and inclusive leisure destination.
Part of the Al Mamzar redevelopment project, the women-only beach represents a major upgrade to the city’s coastal infrastructure. Dubai has designed the space as a fully enclosed private beach where women can relax, swim, and spend time comfortably away from public view.
A Beach Designed Around Privacy and Comfort
One of the most notable features of the project is its dedicated night swimming experience. Equipped with high-tech lighting systems and supervised by trained female lifeguards, the beach will allow women to swim safely even after sunset — something rarely seen in traditional beach settings across the region.
Privacy remains central to the concept. The beach will operate entirely with female staff. Strict no-photography rules and smart monitoring systems have been introduced to maintain safety standards and ensure visitor comfort. No cameras or photography are allowed inside the private section.
More Than Just a Beach
Dubai is also positioning the destination as more than just a beach. The redevelopment includes cafes, fitness zones, cycling tracks, and other lifestyle-focused facilities, creating what authorities describe as a new standard of safe luxury by the waterfront.
The initiative aligns with Dubai’s wider strategy to expand beach access across the city while also offering women a more secure and comfortable option for spending time outdoors, particularly during cooler evening hours after sunset.
- From Lotus to Bamboo Orchid: Two Indian Airports Make Prix Versailles' World's Most Beautiful List
- Flights begin at Noida International Airport — Taj Mahal day trips now easier than ever
- Flying Abroad From India? Here's How the New DigiYatra Transit System Works
- Amsterdam plans huge tourist tax hike — Visitors could soon pay up to 20 percent
- Germany waives airport Transit Visa requirement for Indian nationals from June 3
- Anand Mahindra amazed by Vande Bharat's journey across Chenab Rail Bridge
- Passengers urged to document luggage amid Canadian airport drug-tag scheme
- South Africa Goes Visa-Free for Indians, But There’s a Catch
- From War Risks to Medical Bills: Why Indian Travellers Need Better Travel Insurance
- Beyond Books – A College Street Heritage Walk to Trace Kolkata’s Literary and Academic Legacy
Tata Group-owned carrier Air India has announced the introduction of its new ‘Basic’ fare family, further strengthening its commitment to empowering customers with greater choice and control over how they travel and what they pay for.
Air India has opened bookings for its first 'Easy Connect' flights under the Government of India's new hub-and-spoke model, allowing international travellers from smaller Indian cities to complete baggage drop and immigration formalities at their departure airport before connecting to overseas destinations through major hubs.
Air India and Riyadh Air have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) as they look to strengthen links between their networks and offer travellers more convenient connections between India, Saudi Arabia and destinations beyond.
