Visited this place for kayaking, excellent experience rowing through the mangroves. We had a very helpful guide - Floyd, who gave us a good understanding about mangroves and the ecological aspects of preserving mangroves. The area also offers a 2km boardwalk through through mangroves with nice sightseeing, this made us feel one with nature! The cafe has good seating and mixed indoor and outdoor options, we thoroughly enjoyed a hot chocolate after the cool evening boardwalk ! I would strongly recommend this for residents and tourists who want to do something outside the ordinary.

Mangroves Park provides a serene and peaceful environment, creating a perfect retreat from the city's hustle. The calmness of the mangrove trails offers a soothing experience for visitors seeking tranquility in nature. However, it's important to note that obtaining a taxi from the park can be challenging, presenting a potential inconvenience for those relying on public transportation. Despite this minor setback, the overall peaceful atmosphere of Mangroves Park makes it a worthwhile destination for those looking to unwind and connect with nature.

We visited here and enjoyed our time. There wasn't a huge amount to see apart from some fishes and crabs but it was a nice alternative from staying in the hotel. It was reasonable to enter and we got a taxi to and from it very easy too. The boardwalk is self explanatory and there were view points along the way where you could stop. When we went the waters appeared to be very low. We didn't see many birds whilst we were there. Supposedly there are lots and lots of different species.

i went for sunset kayak, very very recommended. i would really really come and do sunset kayak again cus the view is amazing, and everything is amazing! and also really really beautiful and clean place!

A morning in Abu Dhabi's Mangrove Park was amazing. The windy day, clean water and the occasional sight of birds made the walk pleasant. If you are the one for nature walks, the Jubail Mangrove Park would be an ideal experience for you. We recommend this for singles as well as families.

What a beautiful and tranquil place! Getting there was a bit of a challenge due to detours and road construction, and part of the way getting there was travel on a dirt road. Once there, ample free parking is available. Tickets for entrance without a guided tour are for AED 15 (very reasonable), and are readily available in the main building that houses a gift shop and has a coffee shop. What follows are sprawling boardwalks that merge and meander through the mangroves.We had gone in the late afternoon today, without checking the high tide map, and found many areas of the mangrove dry due to the low tide. For the latter part of our trip , the water started to fill ,and it made the whole mangrove forests look magical. It felt like one was in a whole new world. While we did not spot any gazelles, or turtles, and this is not the time for the migrating flamingos, we did spot many grey/blue herons, western reef-heron , red-waddle lapwings, white eared bulbuls, laughing doves, crabs, and fish. We need to revisit at high tide, and experience kayaking, and or the dragon-boat guided tour. It is a refreshing experience, away for the hustle of the city, and a lovely place for nature lovers, meandering through the mangrove forests that separate the sea and the shore.

We took the 20 minute scenic tour, prebooked online, which was a great way for my elderly parents to see the whole thing. The boardwalk was also great (cheaper to buy tickets when you are there rather than online). There is a nice cafe and decent toilets too. The boardwalk offers shorter paths so the kids did that one while my husband and I did the full thing. We took an Uber there and arranged with a driver to pick us up - I'm glad we did as there were no Ubers available for pickup and we needed a larger vehicle for the six of us.