Jebel Ali Beach Holidays
Jebel Ali Beach Holidays - A peaceful beach holiday destination
The resort of Jebel Ali Beach lies on the coast of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, about a half-hour drive south of the city centre. Jebel Ali Beach is close enough to Dubai to make the most of the cities' extensive duty-free shopping and entertainment, and explore all the attractions, including the old historic regions and fascinating souks and markets. A haven for relaxation, Jebel Ali Beach is home to some luxurious hotels and resorts, offering all manner of facilities and amenities for those looking for a peaceful beach holiday. Jebel Ali is known for having the largest man-made harbour in the world and the biggest port in the Middle East, with the establishment of the Jebel Ali Free Trade Zone around the port (JATFZ) creating a consumer-friendly environment for companies and individuals alike.
Holidays in Jebel Ali Beach - Luxury hotels and idyllic beaches on the Arabian Sea
Jebel Ali Beach lies about 40 minutes from Dubai airport, and boasts spectacular white sandy beaches and the warm blue waters of the Arabian Gulf. The resort is home to numerous exclusive resort-style hotels, many set in their own landscaped gardens filled with palms and tropical foliage. For those content to stay close to their accommodation whilst on holiday, Jebel Ali is a good choice, as the resort is a good half-hour taxi ride from the centre of Dubai, and the hotels offer plenty to keep the visitor busy. Facilities available in hotels in Jebel Ali include golf courses, an equestrian centre, clay pigeon shooting, tennis courts, a private marina, and relaxing spas and health clubs. Dining options whilst staying in Jebel Ali Beach range from French, Italian, Asian, traditional Mediterranean and American, and the many bars of the resort offer great views across the Arabian sea, and serve up cocktails and regular nightly entertainment.
Holidays in Jebel Ali Beach - Within reach of the 'Shopping Capital of the Middle East'
As well as lounging on the exotic beaches and succumbing to the sheer luxury of the hotels of Jebel Ali Beach, there are plenty of attractions in the centre of Dubai to visit. The duty-free shopping of Dubai is legendary, with most tourists making a stop at the Mall of the Emirates, with its' 200 plus shops, and unique indoor ski slope. For locally made products and souvenirs, visit the covered markets and famous souks of Dubai, and haggle for items like carpets, gold, copper, spices and leather goods. For some Middle Eastern history and culture, visit the old quarter of the Bastakiya District, with its' restored authentic houses, the Dubai Museum, or take a camel ride or 4x4 tour into the desert.
