Enjoy poolside fun under the stars at Bohemia Beach Club
Bohemia Beach Club is making it possible to enjoy a dip after dark. That's right – you can float in a glass-lined infinity pool with the city skyline on one side, the sea breeze on the other and a chilled drink in hand, all without breaking a sweat.
Nestled right on the beachfront, this open-air spot blends laid-back daytime lounging with stylish nighttime energy. And the star of the show? A glass-lined infinity pool that seems to spill into the horizon – the kind you'll want to linger in long after the sun dips.
One of Dubai's favourite beach clubs is gearing up for summer and from the looks of what's on offer, you'll want to check it out.
Moonlight splash
On Thursdays and Saturdays, 7pm onwards, Bohemia takes on a new personality.
Expect soft lighting, curated house music, the gentle hush of the waves and an after-dark pool experience that lets you float beneath the stars.
Open daily for daytime dips, the pool also welcomes night owls from 7pm on those key nights, offering a unique swim under the moonlight with open-air beachfront views.
Hustle & harmony
Regular programming continues on Friday with the banger Hustle & harmony taking place by the pool from 7pm.
Dance to a soundtrack of hip hop, RnB and throwback favourites from a rotating lineup of DJs including DJ TJ, Jax, Devon Kosoko, Skinny Loop and Taya Kruzz.
Whether you're poolside or in the water, this is a weekend warm-up with just the right dose of groove.
Pro tip? Start your evening early with the pre-party brunch that offers unlimited house drinks and a curated gourmet platter for Dhs199.
Bohemia Sunday brunch
Sundays are all about beachside indulgence, and the Bohemia Sunday Brunch delivers just that.
A sharing-style Nikkei menu, bottomless soft drinks and deep house beats set the tone from 1pm to 5pm.
As the afternoon drifts on, handcrafted mixed drinks and golden views of the shoreline make for a Sunday that's a little different – elevated, relaxed and just the right side of fancy. This brunch starts at Dhs289.
Whether you're chasing the sun or floating under the stars, Bohemia Beach Club is ready when you are.
Moonlight splash: Thu and Fri 7pm onwards, sevn.ly
Hustle & Harmony: Every Fri 7pm till late, bohemiadubai.com
Sunday brunch: Dhs289. Every Sun 1pm-5pm. bohemiadubai.com
Open daily. 11am till late. FIVE Palm Jumeirah, @bohemiabyfive (04 455 9989).
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