Dubai offers a variety of unique Ramadan Iftar and Suhoor experiences, blending tradition with exceptional settings. From desert escapes to waterfront dining, these spots provide a memorable way to break the fast. Whether enjoying a starlit feast or an elegant city view, these destinations create a special atmosphere for Ramadan gatherings.
Al Diwan, Burj Al Arab
Jumeirah Burj Al Arab introduces Al Diwan, a luxurious Ramadan tent in the tranquil Marina Garden for the first time. Guests can enjoy an elegant Iftar and Suhoor experience, blending tradition with stunning views under the stars. This exclusive setting offers a refined ambiance, exceptional cuisine, and warm hospitality throughout the Holy Month.
Package: AED 470 per person for Iftar and AED 330 per person for Suhoor
Timings: Sunset – 8:30 pm for Iftar and 10 pm – 2 am
Location: Umm Suqeim
Asateer Tent, Atlantis The Palm
The Asateer Tent is one of Dubai’s most luxurious Ramadan venues, featuring glittering lights and live oriental entertainment. Guests can enjoy themed cuisines on different nights, along with a variety of traditional delicacies. With an elegant ambiance and a sumptuous buffet inspired by global flavors, it offers a memorable Iftar and Suhoor experience.
Package: AED 295 per person (Monday to Thursday), AED 325 per person (Friday to Sunday) for Iftar and AED 160 per person excluding shisha & tobacco, AED 250 per person including shisha & tobacco for Suhoor
Timings: Sunset – 8 pm for Iftar and 10 pm – 3 pm for Suhoor
Location: Palm Jumeirah
Al Majlis, Madinat Jumeirah
Al Majlis at Madinat Jumeirah offers a blend of tradition and sophistication in an elegant indoor setting. With its refined ambiance, it provides a welcoming space to embrace the spirit of Ramadan. Guests can enjoy a diverse selection of traditional dishes for Iftar and Suhoor in a luxurious and intimate atmosphere.
Package: AED 350 per person for Iftar and AED 300 per person for Suhoor
Timings: Sunset – 8:30 pm for Iftar and 10 pm – 3 am for Suhoor
Location: Madinat Jumeirah
Ewaan
Ewaan offers a sophisticated Ramadan experience with an open-air terrace overlooking the Burj Khalifa. Guests can enjoy a lavish buffet of Arabic and Oriental cuisine, prepared at live cooking stations amid elegant arches and rich décor. With its traditional ambiance and indulgent selection of Ramadan dishes, it provides a memorable setting for Iftar and Suhoor.
Package: AED 320 per person for Iftar and AED 275 per person (Thursday to Saturday), AED 225 per person (Sunday to Wednesday) for Suhoor
Timings: Sunset – 9 pm for Iftar and 9 pm – 2 am for Suhoor
Location: Palace Downtown Hotel
The Majlis by Mandarin Oriental
The Mandarin Oriental Jumeirah’s Ramadan offering pays tribute to the UAE’s cultural heritage. Guests can take in an exhibition curated by Emirati artist Yasmin Al Mulla and views of the surrounding seas. Cuisine spans Middle Eastern favourites as well as dishes by Netsu by Ross Shonhan and Tasca by José Avillez.
Package: AED 395 per person for Iftar and AED 295 per person for Suhoor
Timings: 6 pm – 9 pm for Iftar and 10 pm – 2 am for Suhoor
Location: Jumeirah 1
