Ramadan in Dubai
From Middle Eastern iftar menus to meaningful experiences with family and friends, discover ROAM’s curated guide to Ramadan in Dubai.
Embrace tradition
This Ramadan, discover community spirit and local culture through meaningful culinary, wellness and educational experiences. From lavish iftar buffets to relaxing staycations in Dubai, immerse yourself in this special time of year.
Amassi by Selma Benomar
Lacing contemporary couture with cultural heritage, Moroccan-French designer Selma Benomar has reimagined the traditional Ramadan tent at One&Only One Za’abeel. Iftar features eight cooking stations, presented to the sounds of live oriental music. From sunset to 8.30pm for AED 295 for adults and AED 150 for children aged four to 11. Suhoor, served from 10pm, is a minimum spend of AED 200 on weekdays and AED 250 on weekends.
Ramadan at Atlantis Dubai
Asateer
The iconic Asateer at Atlantis, The Palm embodies Middle Eastern elegance with glittering lights, oriental entertainment, and themed nights that showcase regional and global flavours. Iftar is served from sunset to 8.30pm, priced at AED 285 Monday to Thursday and AED 310 Friday to Sunday. Children under 4 are free.
An Iftar for Every Occasion
A Ramadan Staycation at Bab Al Shams
Retreat to the golden dunes of the desert for a quintessentially Middle Eastern experience at Bab Al Shams. Check-in for a serene desert escape and enjoy a spectacular iftar at Al Hadheerah or credit towards alfresco dining at Anwā, plus in-room suhoor or breakfast at Zala. Available until March 26.
From Stargazing in the Desert to Relaxing Treatments
Thoughtful Experiences to try this Ramadan
Recharge at the Recovery Lab
Enhance your experience at SIRO One Za’abeel with a complimentary upgrade when booking a 60-minute modular massage by Proverb or holistic mind treatment by Welnamis. Try restorative percussive therapy, revitalising skin facial sculpt, or extend to a 90-minute massage and meld into bliss.