The master plan and designs for the Jebel Ali Beach Development Project, the plan to to develop the longest open public beach in Dubai, has been approved, announced Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai on Sunday.
Upon completion, the Jebel Ali Beach Development Project will see a two-kilometre open beach for swimming, a 2.5km diving sports area, a walkway with viewing platforms, and recreational and service areas for beachgoers of all ages.
With a length of 6.6 kilometres, Jebel Ali beach will cover a total area of 330 hectares.
The beach will also be connected with integrated infrastructure, including a two-lane road in each direction, parking for 1,000 vehicles, 80 bicycle racks, a cycling track, and a 5 km running track.
The beach will be have three separate locations. The first location, the 'Pearl', is situated on the right side near the entrance of Palm Jebel Ali. This location will be the main centre for beach and recreational activities with options for a lively family beach, sports activities, a swimming pool, and kids' play areas. '
The second site, named the 'Sanctuary' is a haven for turtles. This area places the highest priority on environmental conservation while and housing recreational and sports activities at the same time.
The 'Nest' is the third location that offers a recreational, educational destination featuring a mix of educational initiatives and environmental conservation. The Nest, situated within the mangrove area, is also an environmental centre for studies and awareness of biodiversity, turtle rehabilitation and care programmes.
This came as the urban planning committee in Dubai awarded contracts to develop two of its most popular stretches of beaches: Al Mamzar and Jumeirah 1. The public beaches will remain partially closed as they are developed. The parts that are open will see safety measures implemented to protect users.
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