Dubai’s cool beach vibes: From water sports to going for a swim people enjoy their weekend by the sea

People stand up paddle board in the water. With a drop in the rate of infections and a rise in the number of recoveries from COVID-19, life is slowly finding its rhythm back in the UAE.

A sunbather watches as people play during a beach volleyball tournament in Dubai. After a four-month tourism shutdown that ended earlier in the month, Dubai a safe destination with the resources to ward off coronavirus.

A woman sunbather walks along the shore at a beach in Dubai , while behind is seen the Burj al-Arab hotel.

People play during a beach volleyball tournament, with the Burj Khalifa skyscraper seen in the background.

A sunbather watches as people play during a beach volleyball tournament. During the event everyone respected social distancing rules. The sanitisers were there everywhere, and people were wearing masks.

Beach volley and beach tennis events top the bill at Jumeirah in Dubai.

People enjoy the sun and the fresh water . Even as the barometer rose past 40 degrees, visitors flocked the beach with umbrellas and boards..

As part of social distancing guidelines, beach-goers are required to maintain a distance of two metres between one another, along with their sun-beds, while there should be a gap of four metres between two groups of people.

People enjoy some time in the low tide at Jumiera Beach.

Dubai is ranked top beach destination in the world.