About Jumeirah Park and Jumeirah Islands
Both Jumeirah Park and Jumeirah Islands offer quiet streets and enjoy a suburban, easygoing lifestyle – which explains why this part of Dubai is so popular with families.
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Although these two areas are situated next to each other, they are quite different in character. Jumeirah Park features a mix of independent 3, 4 and 5 bedroom villas – often with generous gardens and garages – which line the district’s network of avenues and side streets. Neighbouring Jumeirah Islands is a gated community of spacious 4 and 5 bedroom luxury villas, set on ornately landscaped boulevards, side streets and cul-de-sacs, interspersed with waterways and lakes.
Experiences and amenities
Weekend cyclists, joggers and walkers can often be seen enjoying the Islands’ quiet roads and pathways. Residents can use the Islands Club pool and facilities to exercise, or take the kids to the DBS campus at Jumeirah Park, which has facilities for sports such as 5-a-side football. Golfers have two internationally acclaimed courses within 10-15 minutes' drive: Emirates Golf Club and Montgomery Dubai golf club. And to get some movement in, Fitness First offers gym and fitness classes at The Springs and The Meadows Town Centre venues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Occupying the land between Jumeirah Lakes Towers and Emirates Living, this area is just a short drive to Al Khail Street and a shorter drive to Sheikh Zayed Road. Ibn Battuta shopping Mall is less than a 10-minute drive, with Dubai Marina, Media City and Mall of the Emirates within easy reach by car or taxi.
There’s a good choice of restaurants in Jumeirah Park Pavilion, where visitors can try fancy cakes and coffee at French Bakery, grab something quick at Burger Fuel or Subway, enjoy casual dining at Chez Amy’s or try any of the other cafes and restaurants. The mall also houses a barber, nail salon, toy store, video gaming shop, supermarket and more.
There are no retail or hospitality outlets in Jumeirah Islands itself other than the Islands club, which offers a choice of two bars as well as a restaurant with terrace serving an international menu. More shops and eateries are available nearby in Springs Town Centre, JLT or Meadow’s Town Centre.
For those who move around in public transport, the F41 bus runs to Ibn Battuta. There's also the option to take the Metro from there or Nakheel Metro stations.
Dubai British School (DBS) now has a campus in Jumeirah Park (DBS-JP) just a few minutes’ drive away from the Islands development, for years 1 to 9. There are nurseries, primary and secondary schools in Emirates Living: the main DBS site near Springs 3, Emirates International School in Meadows 4 and Raffles International School Nursery in The Lakes.
