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Jebel Ali is located on the south-west coast of Dubai and has a historical significance as it is the world's ninth busiest port, the largest man-made harbour, and the biggest and by far the busiest port in the Middle-East. The port Jebel Ali was constructed in the late 1970s to help take the pressure off the facilities of Port Rashid. It quickly became the most visited spot by US Navy ships outside of US.
Jebel Ali is well-connected due to its virtue of being a significant town, by Al Maktoum International Airport and to the rest of Dubai by the UAE Exchange, Danube (formerly Jebel Ali Industrial), and Energy stations on the Dubai Metro. The Jebel Ali Free Zone, created in 1985, is an industrial area that is located around the port. It is popular among business circles as the international companies that set up their offices here can enjoy tax privileges for 50 years. There are several resorts, camping spots and even luxurious hotels waiting to grab your attention.
$ 72 onwards
$ 72 onwards
$ 72 onwards
1. Seawings
An organisation that specialises aerial excursions in Dubai can allow you to experience live aerial views and plan out sightseeing excursions of Dubai's modern skyline and dazzling landmarks. The water-based take-offs and landings are another cherry on the top.
2. Skydive Dubai
Jebel Ali also caters to the needs of those who live for adventure. It has Skydive Dubai which looks over the skydiving operations in the are. It is one of the most thrilling activities in the UAE.
3. The Dubai Marina Yacht Club
A quiet and peaceful place with colourful lights at night. One can rent a boat for a few hours or a day or sit there for hours watching the skyscrapers and eating out at restaurants. It is also the site for 'Jumeirah Beach Walk'.
4. Ibn Battuta Mall
Host to some of the best and high-end shopping options, this mall is best known for its decor, which is themed around 6 countries - China, India, Persia, Egypt, Tunisia and Andalusia. There are a number of restaurants onboard, however, none of them serves alcohol.