Lounger service
Sun loungers come with umbrellas and towels, and food and drinks can be delivered directly to your spot.
Jumeirah
SOLE MIO is a paid sunbed setup on Kite Beach in Jumeirah, giving beachgoers shade, towels and a more organized place to settle by the sea. You can order food and drinks to your lounger through a QR code, with views towards the Burj Al Arab and the wider Kite Beach scene.
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Sun loungers come with umbrellas and towels, and food and drinks can be delivered directly to your spot.
The table or umbrella QR code lets you order without leaving your lounger.
Several reviews highlight clean sand, clear water and a view towards the Burj Al Arab.
Arriving early can give you a much wider choice of available seating.
One parent found the shade useful for breaks between swimming, snacks and changing with a young toddler.
Kite Beach's surrounding food options mean you are not limited to the club's own menu.
Arrive early. Come early for more seating choice; a review specifically says there are tons of options at that time.
Book online. Booking a chair and umbrella online is described as easy, so reserve before arriving if you want a particular spot.
Check rows. Ask exactly what your row includes before paying for VIP seating; one review says the front area remained crowded.
Plan parking. Allow extra time for weekend parking, as one visitor found RTA parking full and spent 1.5 hours searching.
Bring a card. The QR ordering system may require credit-card payment, so check your payment method before ordering.
Compare rates. Compare weekday and weekend entry before booking: one review reports 130 dirhams on weekdays and 150 on weekends.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
One customer specifically enjoyed the Greek salad alongside the coffee.
A review mentions Sunday painting as an extra activity and strongly recommends it.
Food ordered from Sea Level was described as good value by one visitor.
Pizza was singled out as very good in a review describing the beach-day setup.
The paid area is still exposed to the public beach, where people may place towels, chairs or umbrellas in front of your view.
Weekend parking can be difficult, with one visitor spending about 1.5 hours looking for a space.
Drink delivery has sometimes taken nearly an hour, despite ordering through the beachside service.
Some visitors feel the entry cost is steep for what is included, particularly when comparing it with hotel day passes.
Reviews disagree about nearby shared facilities, but some guests specifically found there was no nearby shower.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
VIP day pass
“Well worth the price (160 Dirham - roughly £32 - VIP day pass)! Lovely place for families looking for fun and solo holiday-goers looking to relax!”Google review · May 2026
entry fee
“Entrance fee is 130 dirhams per person on weekdays, and 150 dirhams on weekends”Google review · February 2026
entry fee
“Entrance fee is 130 dirhams per person on weekdays, and 150 dirhams on weekends”Google review · February 2026
two VIP sunbeds
“We booked two so-called VIP sunbeds at Sole Mio Beach Club for 320 AED, advertised as being in the first or second row by the beach”Google review · December 2025
The Bottom Line
SOLE MIO is a paid beach-club area on Kite Beach in Jumeirah, built around reservable sun loungers, umbrellas and towels rather than a fully enclosed private beach. It is worth considering if you want shade and a defined place to relax while staying close to Kite Beach’s food stalls, promenade and activities. The Burj Al Arab view is a recurring draw, and several reviews describe clean sand, clear water and comfortable loungers.
Ordering is handled through a QR code at the table or umbrella, with food and drinks delivered to your seat. Reviews mention very good pizza, a Greek salad and food from nearby places such as Sea Level. Service is often friendly, but delivery has occasionally taken almost an hour, so this is not the place to visit when you need a quick lunch.
Prices reported by customers range from 120 AED for a sunbed and towel to 150 AED weekend entry, with VIP options costing more. Arrive early for better seating and plan parking carefully on weekends. The main caution is privacy: the paid loungers sit on a public beach, and crowds can obstruct the sea view or make access to the water awkward.
Shared showers and toilets are nearby according to some reviews, but others found facilities inconvenient or unavailable.