Abu Dhabi’s Mangrove Walk at Jubail Mangrove Park has quickly become one of the most popular attractions in the city. Since its opening in January 2020, thousands of visitors have been drawn to Jubail Mangrove Park to enjoy its stunning scenery, providing a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
This unique, family-friendly park not only aims to support biodiversity and protect the Abu Dhabi coastline but also plays a crucial role in combating climate change. By absorbing carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases and storing them in their flooded soils for centuries, the park contributes to environmental sustainability.
Immerse yourself in nature by strolling along the boardwalk at Abu Dhabi’s Mangrove Walk at Jubail Mangrove Park. What could be more relaxing than spending your leisure time surrounded by the beauty of nature?
If you’re considering a visit soon, here’s everything you need to know before you go.
Where is Jubail Mangrove Park?
The new attraction is situated on Jubail Island, nestled between Saadiyat Island and Yas Island.
Visitors can easily access the location from Yas Island, Dubai, downtown Abu Dhabi, or Saadiyat Island.
Simply input “Jubail Island” into your GPS and follow the signs directing you to Jubail Mangrove Park upon arrival.
When does Jubail Mangrove Park open?
The walkway is open daily from 9 am to 9 pm.
Please be aware that there is a maximum capacity limit at the attraction. If the number of visitors exceeds this limit, you may need to wait until some visitors leave before you can enter the walkway. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
How much does entry to Jubail Mangrove Park cost?
Admission prices are as follows: Dhs15 for adults, Dhs10 for children under 18, and free for children under seven. Family discounts are also available.
What can you do at Jubail Mangrove Park?
Explore the beauty of Jubail Mangrove Park through three distinct pathways, each offering a unique experience. The longest path spans 2km, while the shortest is a leisurely 1km stroll.
Immerse yourself in the natural landscape as you wander through the mangroves, perfect for wildlife spotting and enjoying the serene surroundings. A floating platform with netting provides a glimpse into the underwater marine life, adding to the adventure.
Knowledgeable rangers are stationed throughout the park to answer any questions you may have about the local environment and wildlife. An information center and viewing platform are also available for capturing those perfect pictures.
For those seeking more excitement, a variety of activities are offered on-site, including kayaking. Glide through the waters during the day or at sunset, getting up close to the unique fauna that call the mangroves home. Prices for kayaking at Jubail Mangrove Park start at Dhs89, with options for other water transport such as electric dragon boats.
Special activities are also available for ladies, including yoga sessions. Experience the wonders of Jubail Mangrove Park in a truly unforgettable way.
Is Jubail Mangrove Park safe for children?
The facility is designed to be child-friendly, however, children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
In addition, schools have the opportunity to schedule educational trips to the site to gain insight into the local ecosystem.
Furthermore, there is a designated children’s educational area available for young visitors to engage in interactive learning experiences.
Can you have a picnic at Jubail Mangrove Park?
The Mangrove Walk is primarily an ecological site dedicated to preserving the natural environment. To maintain the integrity of this attraction, there is a strict no-food policy in place. This policy ensures that litter and packaging brought onto the site are minimized, thus helping to protect the delicate ecosystem.
While there is a café on site that offers hot drinks and some food options, visitors are not allowed to bring any food or packaging along the walkway. This measure is put in place to further safeguard the local ecosystem from potential harm.
Is there anything else to know about Jubail Mangrove Park?
During high tide, visitors can observe a diverse array of wildlife such as fish and birds. However, during low tide, the water levels decrease, resulting in fewer marine life sightings.
Please note that the attraction will be closed during the summer months, although the specific closing date has not been announced yet.
Furthermore, pets are not allowed on the premises, and activities such as smoking and fishing are prohibited as well. Thank you for your cooperation.
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