10 top Dubai beaches
3 Comments 17 April 2012
Club Mina
This huge beach club hugs the coast in front of the Barasti and the Westin, offering a haven for holidaymakers and UAE residents wanting to catch some rays.
Facilities: As well as the five pools (including an infinity pool, kids’ area, lap pool and a huge central waterway that winds through the gardens), there are tennis courts, a gym, volleyball, basketball, and watersports (you’ll have to pay extra for the latter). Adults can make the most of the three swim-up bars and Barasti for sundowners. And let’s not forget the 500m private beachfront.
Availability of sun loungers: You’ll need to arrive early to bag a prime place beside the pool, but the sheer size of Club Mina means there are always spare loungers to be found away from the main thoroughfares.
Highlight: Its size. Yet even at weekends it never feels crammed with people – you can still find peace and quiet among the gardens.
Best for: Families, couples, teenagers, kids – all would be hard-pressed not to find something to love here.
Sun-Thu Dhs175, Fri-Sat Dhs250. Le Méridien Mina Seyahi, Al Sufouh Road (04 399 3333).
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User reviews:
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Posted by: Rock on 05 May ' 13 at 07:54
Wowwwwwwww having plan for 10 days, be there soon I don't know about the booking can any one help me with booking and also someone if gonna help me out, wanna pay her to train me swimming and etc.
want to have drink with her and etc.
Thanks:) -
Posted by: rachna on 23 Jan ' 13 at 16:44
is the entry to these clubs free?
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Posted by: Maher on 04 May ' 12 at 17:36
Extremely bad service.
Waiters are rude and lack training.
Wouldn't go there again.
