Al Mamzar Beach Park
Sprawling peninsula park with five beach coves, sixteen hundred palms, and views of two city skylines.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Al Mamzar Beach Park traces how a barren stretch of coastline at the far northern tip of Dubai, pressed against the Sharjah border, became a hundred-and-six-hectare peninsula of palms and quiet beach coves after nineteen ninety-four. You'll hear how Dubai Municipality shaped five separate coves out of the Gulf shoreline, and about the odd geography that lets you see two skylines from one patch of sand. It also covers the park's Monday and Wednesday mornings set aside for women and children, and the mix of expat families and weekend regulars who fill it the rest of the week.
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