Top Services for Water Activities in United Arab Emirates

I think you should consider bringing your own water and snacks. The area doesn’t have much nearby, plus it saves you money on overpriced snacks at the facility.

My advice is to wear a rash guard instead of a regular swimsuit. It helps with sun protection and won't chafe your skin when on the jet ski or flyboard

I suggest checking for all-inclusive packages. I ended up paying for items individually, but bundles can save you a few bucks and include cool add-ons like photos.

Make sure to ask about the different yacht options—some are much better for larger groups. I booked one that ended up being a bit cramped for my crew!

One thing I wish I knew earlier is to check the weather before going. We almost got rained out but luckily the sky cleared up!

I recommend booking your yacht in advance to score a better deal; prices can spike if you wait last minute. I did this, and it worked out great!

My advice is to plan your itinerary ahead of time. It helps to know exactly where you want to stop for swimming or sightseeing to make the most out of the trip.

I suggest booking your activities online before you go. I got a better deal on jet skiing that way and avoided any long waits at the counter. Trust me, you'll thank me later!

Pro tip: Don't forget your sunscreen, even if you think you won't get burnt. I put some on but not enough, and let's just say I was a lobster for a week after parasailing.

I suggest bringing your own snacks and water; they can be pricey there, plus it’ll keep your energy up while you wait. I made the rookie mistake of underestimating how hungry I’d get after all that action!

If you're looking to save some cash try to look for promo codes or package deals online before you go. I found a combo that included lessons and a yacht rental which really saved me some dirhams!