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Located on Dubai's longest stretch of private beach next to the Burj Al Arab and Wild Wadi Waterpark
Part of the Madinat Jumeirah complex, with its multitude of restaurants, souk and palm-lined waterways
Home of the turtle lagoon, part of the Jumeirah turtle rehabilitation programme
Al Naseem means 'Sea Breeze' - reflected in the cool, contemporary decor with natural materials and shades of blue and turquoise
The best time to visit the UAE is between October and November and then February and March, when temperatures hang around the mid-20s and the humidity is under control. While December and January are generally considered the best months to go, the weather over the last couple of ‘winters’ has been unpredictable with occasional cloud and rain.
The month of Ramadan means hotel rates are heavily discounted, but while outside the resort, Ramadan is strictly adhered to, within the resorts you will notice very little difference.
High summer (July and August) means heavy discounted hotels it’s a great option for a cheap getaway but it will be very very hot and very very humid!
Conveniently located to the rest of Madinat Jumeirah and views across to the Burj al Arab
One of the best buffet breakfasts!
A newly opened property in the Madinat Jumeirah, the Al Naseem brings a fresh approach to the concept of luxury hotels in Dubai.
Set across its own private beach, Madinat Jumeirah Resort is an authentic recreation of ancient Arabia, capturing the natural beauty of the region. Madinat Jumeirah comprises three grand hotels: Jumeirah Al Qasr, Jumeirah Mina A’Salam and the newly opened Jumeirah Al Naseem.
Jumeirah Al Naseem’s extensive lush gardens edge the sandy beach, providing pockets of privacy and peacefulness. Proudly overlooking Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, this is a place where the rhythmic lapping of the waves gently filters through a bedroom window left ajar. Where the smell of the sea is carried on a warm breeze across to rooms, open terraces and outdoor restaurants.
Arriving at Al Naseem, it is clear that this is a departure from a typical Dubai resort, understated, peaceful and friendly, the lobby is a place with a gentle energy, with guests mingling, taking tea and looking out over the mature gardens and pool areas out to sea.
One of the most appealing aspects of Al Naseem is that the surrounding areas are all fully built, meaning that the hotel is one of those rare places in Dubai where there is an absence of building work in your direct views. While being very central, located next to the Burj al Arab between the downtown and marina areas, the hotel has a very peaceful ambience, and is an ideal place to relax.
The grounds feature a number of pools and food outlets, all looking out to sea, and something unique in Dubai, there is also a turtle sanctuary incorporated into the hotel grounds where you can see the animals being reared and released into the wild.
All hotel guests benefit from free access to the Sinbad Kids Club and KiDS at Jumeirah Al Naseem.
Sinbad's Kids Club:
Located in front of the leisure pool at the Al Qasr hotel, Sinbad's offers over 1000 square metres of wet and soft play. Kids will be in their element in this dream world with an array of fun activities on offer including experiencing the Atomic Rush, face painting, playing sports, watching movies or arts and crafts. Sinbad's is open from 8am to 7pm every day for children aged 4 to 12 years old. Children age 2 to 3 years can be left at Sinbad's between 8am - 12pm, after which they must be collected or accompanied by a parent or babysitter. A babysitting service is available at an extra charge.
KIDS at Jumeirah Al Naseem:This kids club features an outdoor playground with splash pad, swings and a jungle gym and organises lots of fun games, activities and original crafts for its little guests. KiDS is open everyday from 8am to 8pm.
Enjoy a host of restaurants at Jumeirah Al Naseem, with an enormous selection of cuisine, guaranteed to cater for all tastes.
Enjoy the exhilarating rides at Dubai's buzzing waterpark Aquaventure, located at the Atlantis The Palm hotel. A fun-filled outing for all the family with wild rides, a shark filled lagoon and attractions for all ages.
If in Dubai on a Friday, why not partake in the favourite past time of the local expat community and enjoy an ever-so-social Friday brunch. Take your time and enjoy free-flowing champagne and cocktails accompanied by a mouth-watering feast for the palate.
Riders of all abilities are welcome at this equestrian centre in the desert, situated amongst the rolling sand dunes where you can visit the horses in the stables or take them out for a unique tour through the desert.
No trip to Dubai is complete without experiencing a desert safari. Embark upon an unparalleled adventure over the golden sand dunes in a 4x4 followed by a magical evening in a traditional Bedouin camp.
Enjoy a romantic dinner aboard a traditional Arabic Dhow while you take in the views of either the old city from the Dubai Creek or the modern cityscape from the Marina under a star lit sky.
Treat yourself to dinner at the iconic Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai for an evening to remember. Choose from 9 unique restaurants and bars serving a range of cuisines from authentic Arabic to Far East Asian and modern European.
Although a relatively new city, Dubai enjoys a rich heritage with a history that goes as far back as the Bronze Age. Take a journey back in time and explore the fascinating roots of this unique country.
The well-established annual Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens, hosted in a purpose-built stadium on the outskirts of Dubai, is a thrilling and action-packed three days attracting rugby fans from around the world.
Perfect for adrenalin seekers, this excursion will allow you to experience the thrill of a wild ride in the golden sand dunes of the open desert in a powerful dune buggy.
Experience an unforgettable sunrise over the desert dunes whilst you soar over the golden sands in a hot air balloon.
Offering the perfect introduction to the world's oldest and fastest team game, a polo lesson at Dubai's Polo Academy is a great opportunity to learn the rules and the key skills of the game, riding and hitting.
Enjoy a magical night away from the busy city life of Dubai under the star-lit skies and surrounded by the golden sands of the Arabian desert.
Cruise around this manmade wonder which is not only an architectural feat but also home to some of the most opulent houses and hotels in the country.
Enjoy a magical seaplane flight over Dubai and take in the architectural wonders of this ultra-modern city from the sky.
The perfect place to cool off from the Dubai sunshine, Wild Wadi Waterpark is located in front of the stunning Burj Al Arab and offers 30 rides and attractions for all the family, all designed around Arabian folklore.
Take in the iconic sights and sounds of the vibrant city of Dubai on this luxury tour incorporating shopping, sailing, culture and panoramic views.
Located in the Madinat Area of Dubai, very close to the iconic Burj al Arab.
7 hour flight to Dubai from London, with a 30 minute transfer from the airport.
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