Too hot for a daytime swim? Try this newly opened night beach in Abu Dhabi!
You can now enjoy the sea breeze and a swim under the stars at Marsana East Beach on Hudayriyat Island, with night access open until the end of September.
From Monday to Thursday, swimming is allowed from sunset until 10pm, and from Friday to Sunday (plus holidays), you can take a dip all the way until midnight.
Worried about safety? Don't be. The beach is fully equipped with proper lighting and lifeguards are on duty—so you can relax and enjoy the water with peace of mind.
Entrance fees vary depending on the day of your visit. From Monday to Thursday, tickets cost AED 50 for adults aged 12 and above, and AWR 25 for children aged 6 to 11.
From Friday to Sunday and during holidays, admission is AED 100 for adults and AED 50 for children.
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