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Palm Jumeirah

The palm-shaped artificial island: beach clubs, resort day passes, Aquaventure waterpark, The View at The Palm observation deck, and the Palm Monorail down the trunk.

Last verified 23 August 2026

Location
Palm Jumeirah, accessed from Sheikh Zayed Road via Al Sufouh
Suggested duration
Half day to full day
Best time to visit
Weekdays for beach clubs; sunset from The Pointe for the Atlantis fountain
How to reach
Palm Monorail from Palm Gateway (tram interchange) runs the length of the trunk to Atlantis
With kids
Aquaventure is one of the world's largest waterparks; calm, shallow beaches at most clubs

How to 'do' the Palm

Palm Jumeirah is a place you use rather than see: its pleasures are beach clubs, resort day passes, waterpark hours and long lunches with the skyline across the water. Non-guests buy access — most Palm resorts sell day passes that bundle beach, pools and often food credit, cheaper on weekdays and in summer.

The free alternatives are better than expected: the Palm West Beach boardwalk at sunset, and The Pointe's fountain-and-Atlantis view across the bay.

Getting around

The Palm Monorail runs the length of the trunk from Palm Gateway (connected to the tram) to Atlantis — more useful as a viewpoint than as transport, since stations sit away from most resorts. Taxis remain the practical way to any specific beach club. The View at The Palm, on the trunk's central tower, is the aerial photograph everyone wants of the fronds.

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