Temperatures in summer can get pretty toasty here in Dubai.

But that doesn’t mean the fun stops. There are heaps of brilliant things to do in the summer in Dubai. From fun activities and attractions to try indoors, there’s plenty to keep you busy.

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From sky-high restaurants with a view to indoor theme parks, and icy milkshakes to slurp, these are the best things to do in Dubai in summer.

50 cool activities to try this summer

Cinemas with USPs

Cinemacity Fountain Views

This licensed cinema has a VIP experience. Put your feet up in the VIP recliner and prepare to be thoroughly entertained in the utmost comfort.
Dhs120 (VIP Class Recliner). Cinemacity Fountain Views, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd, Downtown Dubai, cinemacity.ae (04 770 0111).

Watch a summer blockbuster at Roxy Xtreme

Cinemas can even get a little too cold, so if you’re feeling the heat it’s time to cool off in front of the silver screen.

Boasting the largest cinema screen in the Middle East, the Roxy Xtreme screen is a whopping 28m high by 15.1m wide, which is the size of two tennis courts. When watching a film here, you can even sit in the Director’s Boxes, which host 12 people and come with food.
From Dhs55. Roxy Cinemas, Dubai Hills Mall, Dubai Hills, theroxycinemas.com (800 7699).

ScreenX at Reel Cinemas in Dubai Mall

This multi-projection screening system offers audiences a 270-degree cinema screen. That means even your peripheral vision will be fully engaged in the latest blockbusters. The technology expands the image of films onto three of the cinema’s walls without distorting what’s on screen and is perfect for watching action-packed flicks or horror movies. Yikes.
Prices vary. Reel Cinemas, Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai (04 449 1988).

Indoor attractions

Hit the slopes at Ski Dubai

Getting too hot out and about? Cool off at Ski Dubai. Whether you’re meeting the penguins, zorbing along the snow or zipping down the slopes, it’s a top way to keep active and have some fun in an icy environment.

Sound a bit strenuous? You can ditch the slopes a little early and enjoy the hot chocolate included in your ticket price instead.
Prices vary. Open Mon-Thu 10am-11pm, Fri 10am-midnight, Sat-Sun 9am-midnight. Mall of the Emirates, Al Barsha, skidxb.com (04 409 4000).

Escape the heat (literally) at Game Over

With themed escape rooms covering everything from Harry Potter to Alice and Wonderland or horror, these 60-minute escape rooms are ideal for two to seven players, so round up your mates and put your brains together, in the cool A/C.
Dhs175 (for two). Open Sun-Thu 10am-10pm, Fri-Sat 10am-midnight. Nakheel Mall, Palm Jumeirah, escapegameover.ae (04 577 3289).

Meet the stars at Madame Tussauds

Dubai is a popular place for celebs to travel, but to get up close and personal with the stars (kind of) a trip to Madame Tussauds on Bluewaters Dubai is for you.

Snap a selfie next to stars including Chris Hemsworth, Jackie Chan, Will Smith and Taylor Swift. Say ‘air-conditioning’.
From Dhs150. Open daily 10.30am-7.30pm. Bluewaters Dubai. madametussauds.com (04 873 3042).

Plunge underwater at Deep Dive Dubai

When it comes to trying out something different, a trip to Deep Dive Dubai should be on the agenda. Explore the sunken city 60m deep (that’s 14 million litres of water) with scuba diving equipment strapped on.

Expect to discover faux abandoned apartments, a library, a games room and more. Not sure if going all the way down to the bottom of a false ocean is for you? There are options to shallow dive and snorkel if you prefer to be close to the surface. Happy splashing.
From Dhs400 (snorkelling), from Dhs900 (shallow diving), from Dhs1100 (freediving), from Dhs1800 (scuba). Open daily 9am-6pm, Nad Al Sheba. deepdivedubai.com (04 501 9444).

Ride the Stormcoaster at Dubai Hills Mall

Wandering around the mall and the urge for an adrenaline rush hits? With twists, turns, massive dives and inclines, the high-octane ride is officially the fastest vertical-launch ride in the world, getting up to 41km/h.

Blink and you’ll miss it, as the ride whooshes around in under two minutes. It’s all indoors, too.
From Dhs65. Open daily 10am-midnight. Dubai Hills Mall, Dubai Hills Estate. dubaihillsmall.ae (04 448 5033).

Say hi to the fish at Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo

Whether you want to check out the marine life from behind the glass or dive with sharks in the massive tanks, there’s an option for all fish fans at The Dubai Aquarium.

With 140 species and more than 400 sharks and rays, this is one spot that all the family will love this summer.
Prices vary. Open Mon-Thu 10am-midnight, Fri-Sun 10am-1am. Dubai Aquarium, Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai, thedubaiaquarium.com (800 38224 6255).

See the city from The Dubai Frame

Want a view, but also want to stay inside? This cool vantage point at Zabeel Park allows visitors with a head for heights to see the city’s past, present and future in a one-hour tour with unique views of ‘old’ and ‘new’ Dubai from a 150-metre-high sky glass bridge.

Don’t forget your camera phone as you’ll want to capture the super views.
Dhs50 (adult), Dhs20 (child). Daily 9am-9pm. Zabeel Park, dubaiframe.ae (800 900).

Skate around at Dubai Mall Ice Rink

When you think of ice skating you usually think of it being Christmas time but here in Dubai we are lucky enough to have access to Dubai Mall’s Ice Rink all-year round.

The perfect way to stay cool when the sticky summer heat descends, why not brush up on your skating skills followed by a mooch around the A/C chilled mall?
From Dhs120. Mon-Thu 10am-10pm, Fri-Sun 10am-midnight, Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai, dubaiicerink.com (800 3822 46255).

Skydive at iFly

There is nothing worse for thrill seekers than being idle and throughout the summer months there is no need to stay shut away. One way to get your adrenaline pumping is by taking part in an indoor skydive at iFly.

As part of the experience, you’ll be taken four metres into the air (with an instructor) inside a powerful air tunnel and then you will descend down.

There is even the option to take part in a VR experience where you can feel like you are taking part in a real skydive from a plane.
From Dhs179. Mon-Thu noon-10pm, Fri noon-midnight, Sat noon-11pm. City Centre Mirdif, iflyme.com (04 231 6292).

Staycation at Atlantis The Royal

Probably one of the newer additions on the Palm, Atlantis The Royal is a luxurious spot for a night away or summer stay-cay.

With a 90m high sky pool to keep cool in, and a collection of elegant rooms, suites with stunning views of the Dubai skyline and the Arabian Sea (and A/C), this summer is prime time to visit.
Prices vary. Atlantis The Royal, Palm Jumierah, atlantis.com (04 426 3000).

Stroll around the Chinatown

Chinatown inside Dubai Mall is like taking a trip to an East-Asian country without boarding a plane.

A lovely way to spend an afternoon, there is an expansive food hall (make sure to fuel up on all your favourite Chinese dishes), a handful of shops and a large Chinese medicine spa.

There’s loads of Instagrammable spots too, so snap a quick selfie next to the giant panda before you leave.
Free. Open Mon-Thu 10am-midnight, Fri-Sun 10am-1am. Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai, thedubaimall.com/chinatown.

Zoom down a glass slide

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An eye-watering 220m above ground, this slide and walking experience gets your heart pumping while you enjoy jaw-dropping views of the city below.

But if that’s not enough for your inner thrill-seeker, you can try leaning over the edge – with a safety harness – to bag the Instagram snap of your dreams. While those who want to take things slower can try the glass slide. Don’t look down.
From Dhs90. Open daily 10am-10pm. Address Sky View Hotel, Downtown Dubai, skywalkdubai.com (04 873 8888).

Art and culture

Explore Museum of the Future

Chances are you’ve admired the Museum of the Future (after all, it’s one stunning piece of architecture) but have you checked out inside yet?

The museum has a number of floors with different interactive experiences to explore. It recently celebrated its first birthday and with an AI-powered humanoid, Ameca, Bob the robot barista and flying robots inside a visit is something to be ticked off your to-do list this summer.
Dhs149. Open daily 9am-7pm, Sheikh Zayed Road, museumofthefuture.ae (800 2071).

Read a book at Mohammed Bin Rashid Library

This stunning library opened in June 2022 and is a must-visit for those who love to read. There’s everything from maps and business books to young adult fiction and special collections.

It’s home to more than 1.1 million printed and digital books in Arabic and foreign languages. Costing Dhs1 billion to build, the seven-floor building is home to nine libraries, an amphitheatre, a garden and a café, so there’s plenty to explore.
Mon-Thurs, 9am-9pm, Fri, 2pm-9pm, Sat, 9am-9pm, Sun, closed. Al Jaddaf, mbrl.ae (04 222 2025).

See the summer shows at The Foundry

If you didn’t know already, The Foundry is one of the best places in Dubai to see art. With free shows all summer, there’s loads to explore.

Not only free to attend, you can view a series of new works every few weeks from the creative community, including local and international artists.
Free. Daily 10am-10pm. Dubai Downtown Boulevard, foundry.downtowndubai.ae (04 367 3696).

Visit the Theatre of Digital Art

If you’re an art lover, the Theatre of Digital Art is one to try. A 360-degree digital art theatre with a variety of events and exhibitions, there’s always something new to see and do here.

From live jazz music evenings to yoga classes and moving work from some of the world’s biggest artists (from Monet to Banksy) the immersive experience is one of the city’s coolest attractions.
Prices vary. Open daily 11am-11pm. Souk Madinat Jumeirah, Umm Suqeim, toda.ae/en/ (04 277 4044).

Watch a show at Dubai Opera

Spend a few hours being mesmerised by your performance, in the comfort of the grand opera house. This stunning boat-shaped building puts on loads of incredible performances, from ballet to rock concerts.

This year, a range of comedians including Joanna Lumley will take to the stage, followed by nostalgic 00’s artist Sophie Ellis-Bextor. You can find more on this years’ top gigs and concerts in our 2024 guide here.
Prices vary. Downtown Dubai, dubaiopera.com (04 440 8888).

Restaurants

Afternoon tea time at the revamped At.mosphere

The highest restaurant in the world, At.mosphere Dubai on 122nd floor of Burj Khalifa, reopened in 2023 with a fresh new look and an updated menu. The incredible views, of course, remain the same. And what views they are.

On a clear day, you can see up and down Dubai’s coastline, get to grips with the mesmerising masterplan of Downtown Dubai and watch the teeny, tiny Dubai Fountain below you. Breakfast, dinner, lunch or afternoon tea, you’re dining with a view in the cool air-conditioning here.
Open daily 7am-2am. Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai, atmosphereburjkhalifa.com (04 888 3828).

Check out Zuma’s revamped brunch

Legendary DIFC Japanese restaurant Zuma has brought back the live cooking stations to its famed brunch, and it’s one not to miss.

Expect superb sushi, robata, tempura, mains and a dessert counter, and it is all inside so there’s no worries about breaking out into a sweat (unless you overdo it on the wasabi).
Dhs545 (soft drinks), Dhs645 (house beverages), Dhs795 (bubbly). Sat 12.30pm-4pm. Gate Village 6, DIFC. zumarestaurant.com (04 425 5660).

Eat innovative cuisine at the new Masti

Fan of Masti? The popular Indian restaurant has relocated from its La Mer home to The Dubai Edition in Downtown Dubai.

Expect signature dishes include burrata butter chicken, tuna bhel tartare, tandoori chicken bao and more, all in cool (literally, thanks A/C) and playful surroundings at the swish hotel.
Open Sun-Thu 12.30pm-1am, Fri-Sat 12.30pm-2am. The Dubai Edition, Downtown Dubai, mastidubai.com (800 62784).

Time Out Market

If you’re other half just can’t decide what they want to eat, take them here. The market is packed with some of the city’s best food vendors guaranteed to satisfy any craving. In the mood for a filling treat? Grab the garlic knots from Pitfire Pizza. Want something a little more local? Be sure to try the spread from Liban.

Mon-Thu noon-midnight, Fri noon-1am, Sat 10am-1am, Sun 10am-midnight. Souk Al Bahar, Downtown Dubai, timeoutmarket.com (054 375 2421).

Dine in at GOLD

Want to kick back and watch a summer blockbuster with something a little more gourmet than nachos? The GOLD cinema experience at VOX lets you can dig into dishes such as Thai beef salad, crispy miso cauliflower, roasted cod or truffle chicken while you gasp at the latest horror or chuckle at a comedy.
Prices vary. Various locations including Nakheel Mall, uae.voxcinemas.com

Get a mixed beverage and bar bites at Ling Ling

A restaurant and bar with one of the best views of Dubai, Ling Ling overlooks the resort’s expansive Skypool, Cloud 22. Located at Atlantis The Royal’s 22nd and 23rd floors, you’ll be whizzed up via two private elevators to enjoy a selection of top-notch Asian bites and beverages.
Open daily 6am-1am. Atlantis The Royal, Palm Jumeirah. linglingdubai.com (04 426 2600).

Have a drink at Seven Tales

Want drinks in a seriously cool venue? Head to secret bar Seven Tales. Hidden within Jason Atherton’s newest eatery City Social Dubai, the trendy venue is described as an ‘izakaya-styled speakeasy bar’. Inspired by Japanese culture, the bar, which is sat on the 44th floor, is designed to take you back to 1960s Tokyo. Open from 7pm until late each evening,
the small venue is the ideal spot for whiling away an evening
with friends.
Open Mon-Thurs 8pm-2am, Fri 8pm-3am, Sun 8pm-midnight . Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Dubai Marina. 7talesdubai.com (04 402 2222).

Kick-start the day with breakfast at Bartartine

Famous for its tartines and healthy dishes across Europe, Bartartine’s Dubai outpost serves a fantastic breaky. Located in Dubai Hills Mall, the recently opened spot offers both indoor and outdoor seating options and a menu filled to the brim with baked goods and egg dishes.

From eggs benedict and the veggie-baked omelette to tasty tartines (of course) made with smoked turkey and Edam cheese, there’s a little something for everyone. Wash it all down with some speciality coffee made with an organic blend.
Open daily 9am-midnight. Dubai Hills Mall, Dubai Hills, bar-tartine.com (04 529 3467).

Make a date at The Agency

Those who have been in Dubai for a while will likely remember the popular grape bar The Agency (largely due to its incredible weekly deals).

Well, it’s back in town with a revamp and is still promising a huge selection of grape. Now located in DIFC’s Jumeirah Emirates Towers, the bar promises and an extensive selection of grape-by-the-glass from Dhs50 each. And it’s indoors, too.
Open daily 11am-1am. Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Sheikh Zayed Road. jumeirah.com (04 330 0000).

Spin around at Al Dawaar

Choosing where to sit in a restaurant is high-stakes stuff, and we’re not embarrassed to admit we’ve wandered from window to window multiple times, sat down, and then ended up moving again. But at Al Dawaar Revolving Restaurant, you don’t have to worry about choosing the best view of Dubai, as it’s guaranteed to come to you.

In the 90 minutes it takes to rotate the entire way around, you’ll get to enjoy 360-degree views of Deira and beyond as you tuck into classic buffet dishes.

We will admit, the novelty does wear off (it’s the city’s only revolving restaurant for a reason), but the views from the 25th floor make this spot well worth a visit at least once.
Open Sat-Thu 6.30pm-11.30pm; Fri 12.30pm-4pm, 6.30pm-11.30pm. Hyatt Regency Dubai, Deira Corniche. hyattrestaurants.com (04 209 6912).

Have lunch at SUSHISAMBA

Check out the SUSHISAMBA’s special weekend lunch offer. Expect a dining experience that offers a selection of signature dishes. From the sea bream ceviche and the favourite samba Dubia roll to the seafood cazuela rice.

The special weekend lunch menu is priced at Dhs249 for two courses, or Dhs299 for those who want to cheer to a weekend well spent with a glass of grape or mixed drinks.

Dhs249 (two courses), Dhs299 (two courses and a glass of grape) Sat-Sun 1pm-3.30pm. Palm Tower, Palm Jumeirah, sushisamba.com (04 278 4888).

Try Dubai’s best tasting Menu at Ossiano

What’s cooler than dining surrounded by an aquarium? This striking restaurant at Atlantis The Palm has a unique setting and an even better 11-course tasting menu. Bringing you 11 ‘waves’, diners experience a selection of underwater flavours, and can also opt for a grape pairing to accompany the dishes.

From Dhs1,250. Tues-Sat, 6pm-1am. Atlantis The Palm, Palm Jumeirah. atlantis.com (04 426 2626).

Visit an award-winning brunch at Mayabay

Love unlimited top-quality Asian food? We hear you, which is why Mayabay won the best à la carte brunch of 2023 at the Time Out Dubai Restaurant Awards. Expect freshly prepared maki rolls, beef and seafood sashimi, gyoza, and a free-flow of dumplings and premium drinks, from Dhs425.
Dhs425 (soft) Dhs595 (house), Dhs795 (bubbly). Jumeirah Al Naseem, Umm Suqeim, mayabayrestaurant.com (04 275 2500).

Watch a dinner show at Babylon

Though there are now many dinner and show venues in the city, there aren’t any
quite like Babylon in DIFFC.

Inspired by the ancient city, the interiors pay homage to decadence and the entertainment follows suit. Plus the upmarket dishes including sushi and steak are just as good as the entertainment.
Prices vary. Tues-Sat 9pm-3am. Podium Level, Gate Village 5, DIFC. babylondifc.com (04 352 7750).

Family

Get caught in the rain at The Green Planet

Missing wildlife? What about the rain? Fancy a trip to the jungle? A tropical thunderstorm happens at 1pm and 5pm every day at The Green Planet to help you cool off.
From Dhs155. Open daily 10am-6pm. City Walk, Al Safa Street, thegreenplanetdubai.com (800 637227).

Take the kiddos to a new ice-cream parlour

Now nestled into Souk Madinat Jumeirah, the ice-cream parlour was originally founded in 2002 by two Italian friends, taking over Italy, Paris, and now Dubai.

Famed for its tasty cones in the shape of a rose, you can sample over 22 flavours and discover the souk’s alleyway with a chilly treat. Don’t forget to top the cone with a gelato-filled macaron when you’re ordering, or for those who don’t fancy a cone, try an Affogato or a French crêpe instead.

Sun-Thurs 10am-10pm, Fri-Sat 10am-midnight. Souk Madinat Jumeirah, Al Sufouh 1. amorino.com (055 229 3710).

Explore Tr88house

This cool indoor play centre has areas for all different ages, from tots to tweens. including trampolines and even a soft play.

At 65,000 sq ft there’s plenty of room to run around indoors. There’s a coffee shop, too if you’re a parent in desperate need of a caffeine fix.
From Dhs45. Open daily 10am-midnight. Bluewaters Dubai, tr88house.com
(04 355 8888).

Run around at KidZania

If your little ones are desperate to let off a little steam over the summer months, swap an outdoor playground for an indoor play town, and let them go crazy at KidZania.

Here, they can try their hand at all sorts of career options, be it a firefighter or radio presenter, a pilot or even a surgeon! There are all sorts of other cool grown-up roles for them to test their skills at too, so a few hours here should burn off plenty of energy.

From Dhs80. Mon-Thurs 10am-10pm, Fri-Sun

Scream at IMG

Dubai’s 1.5million-square-foot IMG Worlds of Adventure is the biggest indoor theme park on the planet, and it’s home to some pretty epic rides (and ice-cold A/C).

The only things sweating will be your palms as you ride the roller coasters in all of the different zones. If you’re coming with the little ones, be sure to visit the IMG Kids’ Zone too.
Dhs345 (adults), Dhs100 (kids). Open Sun-Fri noon-10pm, Sat noon-11pm. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Dubailand, imgworlds.com (04 403 8888).

Wear a rain mac at OliOli

This cool play centre is a hit with little kids (and parents running out of ideas). With eight fun-filled rooms, including one dedicated to water play, it will make for a fun day out – and those cute little yellow rain macs will provide the goods for the family albums.
From Dhs69. Open Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri & Sun 9am-7pm, Sat 9am-8pm. Al Quoz, olioli.ae (04 702 7300).

Sport

Jump around at Parkour DXB

Flexing your running muscles has never been easier or more fun, than with Parkour. Dubai is one of the best cities in the world to test your skills, with three locations dotted around town.

Parkour JVC is a particular standout, with a 5,500sqft gym featuring custom-built obstacle courses. Classes are available for all age groups, too, so don’t rule it out as an option for little ones.
Various locations including Port Rashid, Al Quoz and JVC. parkour.ae (800 727 5687).

Glow in the dark mini golf at JBR

You can traverse three worlds across 18 holes of luminous action at 3D Blacklight Minigolf’s 18-hole course. With everything from desert scenes to the ocean depths and the solar system, it really is golf with a difference.
From Dhs110. Open Mon-Thurs 1pm-1am, Fri-Sun 11am-1am. Bahar Plaza Level, The Walk, Jumeirah Beach Residence. 3d-blacklight-minigolf.com (04 565 7621).

Practise underwater yoga at The Lost Chambers

This is as close to doing yoga under the sea as it gets. At this early-morning session (well, 8am) at the popular aquarium on the Palm, not only will you be put through your paces at a yoga class, but you’ll also do so surrounded by the stunning tanks at Atlantis The Palm’s aquarium.

You’ll come out feeling relaxed and stretched, and you’ll also get a chance to spot sharks, stingrays and jellyfish while you strike a pose.
Dhs175. Mon, Wed, Sat, Sun, 8am-9am. Atlantis The Palm, Palm Jumeirah, atlantis.com (04 426 1000).

Have a sound healing session

Spend an evening connecting with your inner emotions as you listen to the tones of Tibetan bowls being rung throughout the room.

Located in Al Quoz, the studio will get you to lie down and simply listen to the soothing frequencies, designed to help your mind relax and settle.

Or if you would rather do something different, the studio hosts sessions in yoga, meditation and even breathwork to ensure you find some inner calm.

Prices vary. Daily 8.30am-8pm. The Chi Room, Unit 80, Alserkal Avenue. thechiroom.ae (04 573 6500).

Skate around at Roll DXB

Get your skates on, literally, as this is one cool indoor venue you’ll want to rush along to this summer. Roll DXB is a super-fun place for a laugh-a-minute day out as you skid around the roller rink to top tunes.

Head here with your mates or a date and enjoy top tunes as you attempt to stay on your feet. A retro roller disco vibe means you’ll have a brilliant night out. Neon headbands at the ready.
From Dhs65. Open Sat-Thurs 11am-1pm, Fri 11am-midnight. Marina Cubes, Port Rashid, Deira, rolldxb.com (04 238 6206).

Swing at the golf simulator at Goose Island

Although plenty of courses in Dubai have summer golf deals, if you want to avoid the heat on the fairways but still practise your swing, this is a top option. Goose Island, with its oval-shaped, copper-trimmed bar, has got a bit of everything.

But one of the highlights is undoubtedly the golf simulator, where you can battle it out with your mates around the course without setting foot outside, plus you can refuel with some tasty pub grab afterwards.

Are you the next Rory McIlroy or Lydia Ko? Grab a club and find out.
From Dhs150. Open Mon-Tues 4pm-2am, Wed-Thurs noon-2am, Fri-Sun noon-3am. FIVE Jumeirah Village, Jumeirah Village Circle, fivehotelsandresorts.com (04 455 9989).

Waterparks to cool off at

Atlantis Aquaventure

Found at Atlantis The Palm, thrill-seekers can make the most of a line-up of world-class slides and cool off with a float around the lazy river.

Something for the little ones, the park also has a dedicated kids’ zone featuring a giant pirate ship that is kitted out with water guns and giant buckets.
From Dhs345. Open daily 10am-5.30pm. Atlantis The Palm, Palm Jumeirah. atlantisaquaventure.com (04 426 0000).

Jungle Bay

Ready for family fun near the Marina? The Lighthouse, Whizzard & Body Slides are gentle slides that are perfect for little thrill seekers, while a dedicated splash park, Aquaplay, with no height restrictions, is aimed at kids of all ages.

For the more daring, Family Waves is a six-metre pneumatic wave pool offering hours of splashing fun.
From Dhs200. Daily 10am-6pm. Le Méridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Waterpark, Al Sufouh, marriott.com (04 399 3333).

Wild Wadi

Backdrops don’t get much better than that of the iconic Burj Al Arab Jumeirah. With around 30 fun slides and experiences there’s something for everyone whether you’re looking for hair-raising, or just hoping not to get your hair wet at all.

Due to reopen this summer after a refurb, stick close to Time Out Dubai for more details.
From Dhs215. Daily 10am-6pm. Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Umm Suqeim, wildwadi.com (04 348 4444).

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