Jumeirah - Dubai - Madinat -The Resort

Madinat Jumeirah - The Arabian Resort of Dubai, is a magnificent tribute to Dubai's heritage and is styled to resemble an ancient Arabian citadel. Luxurious and ornate, combining the height of opulence with an overwhelming sense of tradition. Meandering waterways transport guests to all parts of this intricate city of senses.Two grand boutique hotels, courtyard summer houses, a traditional souk, Talise Spa, the region's leading conference and banqueting centre, unlimited recreational facilities and the superlative Quay Healthclub - all this and more combine to make Madinat Jumeirah the most fascinating Resort in the world.

A 5 Star Deluxe
Madinat Jumeirah translates into the 'City of Jumeirah', so named because of the sheer variety of this magnificent Resort, located in the heart of fashionable Jumeirah.
The concept is one of 'old Arabia' in a totally luxurious context. This combination of authentic Arabian themes has created a destination of unique qualities and outstanding beauty. Madinat Jumeirah is a city of contrasts - from the sublimely relaxing to the vibrant and exotic. A place of meandering waterways and wide open sea-scapes, it is a luxurious oasis in which to relax, experience and interact.
Madinat Jumeirah will be a defining statement in which time and tradition rise from the sands to create a monument of awe-inspiring proportions. The Resort is a recreation of old Arabia and a place where historic beauty meets new-fashioned luxury.

2 Grand Boutique Hotels and 29 Traditional Courtyard Summer Houses - 867 rooms and suites
Club Executive and Premium Leisure Club Lounge facilities for corporate and leisure guests
40 hectares of landscaping and gardens
1 km of private beach which connects with neighbouring Burj Al Arab, Jumeirah Beach Hotel and Wild Wadi Water Park
3.7 km of working waterways with fully operational abras (traditional water taxis) which transport guests from their rooms to the restaurants and beach

• A bustling retail souk with 75 shops and 26 bars, cafes and restaurants
• 44 restaurants, cafés and bars offering an eclectic array of international cuisine
• Talise Spa providing the ultimate in Asian and European relaxation therapies
• The Quay Healthclub
• Madinat Arena (Multi Purpose Venue for up to 4550 people)
• Madinat Theatre (442 seat)
• Outdoor Amphitheatre (1000 seat)
• Fort Island (Outdoor Function Venue)
• Madinat Conference Hall (3600 sq. mts)

About Dubai UAE

Dubai Geography:
The second largest of the seven emirates which make up the United Arab Emirates, Dubai is located on the southern shore of the Arabian Gulf. It has an area of some 3,900 square kilometres. Outside the city itself, the emirate is sparsely inhabited and characterised by desert vegetation.

Dubai Economy: Oil contributes just 20 per cent of economic production. Trading, manufacturing and services — including tourism — now dominate the economy.

Dubai Local Time: The UAE is four hours ahead of GMT.

Health requirements: No health certificates are required for entry to Dubai, but it is always wise to check before departure, as health restrictions may vary depending upon the situation at the time.



Customs Duty-free allowances: 1- 4 liters Spirits (any kind of alcohol) (1000 ml each liter) In case that a passenger wants to buy beer it will be 24 cans (every 6 cans equivalent to 1 liter spirit) 2- 400 pieces of cigarettes (which is equivalent to 2 boxes) 3- 2 Kilos of Tobacco (any kind of snuffing or chewing tobacco is not allowed) 4- Cigars which is equivalent to Dhs. 3000 (Three Thousands Dirhams) maximum which is for personal use. 5- Perfumes or any other gifts which is equivalent to 3000 (Three Thousands Dirhams) maximum which is for personal use. 6- Currency below 40,000 Dhs. or equivalent of this amount in other currencies, other wise he should declare to Customs Office in arrival section the exact amount he carry it.

Dubai Climate: Dubai has a sub-tropical, arid climate. Sunny, blue skies can be expected most of the year. Rainfall is infrequent and irregular, falling mainly in winter.Temperatures range from a low of about 10.5°C/50°F to a high of 48°C/118°F. The mean daily maximum is 24°C/75.2°F in January rising to 41°C/105.8°F in July.

Language: The official language is Arabic but English is widely spoken and understood. Both languages are commonly used in business and commerce.

Religion: Islam is the official religion of the UAE and there are a large number of mosques throughout the city. Other religions are respected and Dubai has two Christian churches, St Mary’s (Roman Catholic) and Holy Trinity (Inter-denominational).


Useful Tips:
Do not sit in such a way that the soles of your feet are pointing at someone else.
In Ramadan, never eat, drink or smoke in public during daylight hours.
Do not take photographs of military installations or national women.
Never drink alcohol in public.