Palm Jumeirah

Waugh!! Truly a wonder of architecture! Visited this beautiful man-made island in Dubai one evening, amazing views.

Palm Jumeirah is a beautiful place to explore. The experience was not bad, and the views are stunning. I recommend visiting in the evening for the best photos and sunset views.

The crescent of the palm is a great running spot. The circumference is 12km so I managed to run a marathon by doing 3.5 times. The sights are nice as some of the hotels are quite epic looking but mainly looking out to see is so nice while you run. There’s not a lot of places to stop for water though as it’s all big hotels.

After you take the tram, you’ll have to walk through a car park for about 5 minutes to the monorail area. To buy a day pass it’s 35 Dirham. If you’re not doing any water sports I don’t think there’s much so you can skip going to the end stop, and if you’re not going to spend to go up to the view point (I think it’s over 100 dirham) then don’t bother coming here.

Truly a wonder of architecture! Visited this beautiful man-made island in Dubai one evening, amazing views. Ila al-liquaa! 🌴

I'll be honest. It's really beautiful and interesting how they could think of creating such a marvel. But my question is, why though? Seriously, why? What was the need? I mean Jebel Ali itself has a lot of interesting places. No hate at all, I really like Palm Jumeirah, but couldn't help myself and ask why it was created? Simple answer.... Monnnnnnnaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy 🤑🤑💰💰 😂

Having lived and worked on the Palm since 2009, its hard to find a place that has incredible developments, world class amenities, superb connectivity and an unmatched lifestyle.

Nice place.. it has too many restaurants too.. I love the beach there in summer and the cold weather in winter