P&O Marinas - Mina Rashid Marina

P&O Marinas - Mina Rashid Marina

Dubai Maritime City

P&O Marinas - Mina Rashid Marina is a waterfront marina in Dubai Maritime City, with wet and dry berths, sailing training and space for different vessel types. For visitors, it is also a relaxed place for a sea-view walk, a 2-hour sailing tour or an evening meal near the boats and Queen Elizabeth 2.

Reputation Score
4.6
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655 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Water Views

Sailing tours combine skyline views, sea breeze and a relaxed onboard atmosphere.

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Peaceful Walks

The well-maintained paths make the port a calm setting for an unhurried walk.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Choose Weekdays. Go on a weekday for a quieter visit; weekends are described as more crowded.

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Visit Cool Months. Plan outdoor walks and café time for cooler weather, when the waterfront is more comfortable.

Plan the visit

Practical details

775H+MX
Madinat Dubai Al Melaheyah, Dubai
Mon7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tue7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wed7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thu7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Fri7:00 AM – 12:30 PM
SatClosed
SunClosed
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Popular Mentions

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Tylers Tavern

Tylers Tavern is a named bar and restaurant in Shed 2, mentioned alongside bowling and fitness facilities.

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H bowling

H bowling is one of the newer leisure additions mentioned by visitors looking for activities beyond the marina walk.

Common Concerns

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Car Needed

Getting there can be difficult without a car, with one review describing a 30–40-minute drive from the centre.

Access Limits

Some areas may be restricted, and one visitor reported being stopped from walking or sitting there.

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The Bottom Line

P&O Marinas - Mina Rashid Marina is a spacious waterfront destination in Dubai Maritime City, used both as a working marina and a leisure spot. You can book or enjoy a 2-hour sailing tour, look across to Queen Elizabeth 2, take the Marina Cube walk, or settle into a café or restaurant beside the boats. The strongest draw is the setting.

Reviews describe calm, well-maintained walking paths, sea views and a quieter weekday atmosphere, with weekends bringing more people. Early mornings and evenings are repeatedly mentioned as good times for photos, walks and cooler waterfront air. Families have also used the area for early breakfast, while a small kids’ play area and tennis court are mentioned in reviews.

There is more here than berths: sailing-boat training, H bowling and restaurants including Thai, Indian, Arabic and Japanese options are all mentioned. Practical facilities include groceries, an ATM, toilets and parking, although food outlets have been called limited. Tylers Tavern and independent cafés add reasons to linger.

Bring a car if you can; one review says the drive from the centre can take 30–40 minutes without one. Also check access to specific waterfront sections, since a visitor reported being stopped in a restricted area without clear signage. Older reviews mention construction, so the marina has been developing over time.

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