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Are you planning your holiday in Dubai during the Holy Month of Ramadan? Discover the ultimate guide to Ramadan 2025 in Dubai on Visit Dubai. Should I Visit Dubai during Ramadan? Many visitors unfamiliar with Islamic culture are understandably nervous when they learn they will be visiting Dubai during Ramadan. Is there anything they should really worry about? We’ll take you through some of the questions we have received over the years to put your mind at ease: Ramadan is an important time for Muslims, and is marked by peaceful and increased devotion. Read our guide to Ramadan rules to follow in Dubai. Dubai during Ramadan offers unique experiences, from the spiritual ambiance of the mosques to the lavish iftar buffets that welcome both fasting Muslims and curious visitors alike. Embrace this time to explore, learn, and reflect on the diverse cultural fabric that makes up this vibrant city. Learn the religious, cultural and spiritual traditions – such as fasting, iftar and etiquette – by paying a visit to Dubai during Ramadan. Things to do during Ramadan in Dubai: From fireworks displays to Ramadan markets and heaps of special offers, there's plenty to do in the city Ramadan in Dubai is a month of reflection, as the city takes on a slower-than-normal pace. Ramadan is predicted to start on Saturday March 1 and it is a significant period for both Muslims and non-Muslims living in the city. Souk Al Bahar, Downtown Dubai, dubai.platinumlist.net (054 375 2421). Check out the Asateer tent The iconic Asateer Tent is back in Dubai for Ramadan (Credit: Atlantis, The Palm) One of the most famous iftar buffets in Dubai, the event at Atlantis the Palm offers a selection of traditional dishes in an incredible setting. Indulge in Ramadan’s essence in Dubai 2025 with this exclusive guide. It will familiarize you with the region’s amazing cultural events, conventional Iftar gatherings, and vibrant markets. All malls, shopping centres, and tourist spots in the city will be active and open during regular hours as usual. Therefore, your sightseeing and shopping will not be disrupted during Ramadan in DubaiTravelator.com for your Travel Assistance. DubaiTravelator.com have listed travel agents who offer various travel packages, Dubai visa specialist to apply for Dubai visa, visa and immigration procedures in Dubai, hotels in Dubai and special deals, things to do in Dubai, places to visit in Dubai, how to plan a five day tour to Dubai etc for your travel assistance. Head over to The Arabian Courtyard at One&Only Royal Mirage for an iftar featuring a Levantine and Arabic spread or experience suhoor. More info on Visit Dubai. Experience Ramadan Nights at Dubai Opera on 21 March, featuring renowned poets Faisal Al-Adwani, Mohammed Saakran and Nasser Alwobair. More info on Visit Dubai. Embrace Ramadan with a unique iftar at Jun’s, Downtown Dubai with a menu featuring lamb curry, grilled hammour and kunafa with matcha. More info on Visit Dubai. Dubai Tram. Monday to Saturday: 6am – 1am (Next Day) Sunday: 9am – 1am (Next Day) Dubai public buses (Dubai Bus) Check changes in bus schedules during the Holy Month of Ramadan, via the S’hail App. Marine Transport. For marine transport schedules during Ramadan, visit this link. Customer Happiness Centres Find out the top events and things to do during Ramadan in Dubai. Get a glimpse into the region’s traditions and culture with our list on Visit Dubai. Explore the vibrant and creative Ramadan District at Jumeirah Emirates Towers from 8-23 March and take home incredible Ramadan must-haves. More info on Visit Dubai. Experience iftar at Kan Zaman at Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort, the first hotel built in JBR. More info on Visit Dubai.
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