DRIFT Beach Club Reopens With Private Beach Cabana Experience

by | Oct 2, 2023 | In The News

DRIFT Beach Club at One&Only Royal Mirage spotlights its Private Beach Cabana experience, blending luxury and Mediterranean-inspired dining on Dubai's Jumeirah Beach.

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DUBAI — After its seasonal summer hiatus, DRIFT Beach Club, nestled within the One&Only Royal Mirage on Jumeirah Beach, marks its reopening with the highlight of its Private Beach Cabana experience.

DRIFT, a staple in Dubai’s luxury beach club offerings, is known for its adult-only setting and its blend of understated elegance. As part of its reopening, the venue emphasizes its commitment to offering unique hospitality experiences, with the Private Beach Cabana taking centre stage.

Guests opting for this experience will enjoy a private deck, a dedicated lawn area, lounge facilities, and discreet changing amenities. The cabana also boasts its own pool and direct beach access. An integrated entertainment system ensures a diverse range of guest needs are met.

DRIFT Beach Dubai Private Beach Cabana

DRIFT Beach Dubai Private Beach Cabana

Complementing the cabana’s luxury is the DRIFT Restaurant, where patrons can savour Mediterranean-inspired dishes. Signature offerings like the Tuna Tartare and La Raviole Provençale are served against the backdrop of the iconic Palm Jumeirah.

The Private Beach Cabana, designed to accommodate up to 10 adults aged 21 and above, has a tiered rental fee. From Monday to Thursday, the cost stands at AED 6,000, while from Friday to Sunday, the price is AED 9,000. It’s pertinent to note that this fee does not include food and beverages.

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With its reopening, DRIFT Beach Club continues to solidify its position in Dubai’s luxury landscape, offering distinctive experiences for discerning guests. ◼

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