Kite Beach Dubai

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Kite Beach Dubai

Dubai · United Arab Emirates

Kite Beach in Dubai is a wide, pristine sandy beach on the Jumeirah coastline, named for the colorful kite surfers who ride the Persian Gulf winds offshore. It's a favorite with expats and locals for its relaxed vibe, beachside cafés, and stunning views of the Burj Al Arab luxury hotel perched on its own artificial island. The beach is also popular for paddleboarding, cycling along the promenade, and sunset watching.

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Dubai · United Arab Emirates

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