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4 Things to Do in Dubai This March

From a Ramadan desert staycation at Bab Al Shams to the new Maison Margiela café, Dubai's March lineup blends culture, luxury, and great food.

4 Things to Do in Dubai This March
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  • 1Bab Al Shams Desert Resort on Al Qudra Road offers private suhoor, camel treks, falconry, and stargazing for a Ramadan desert staycation.
  • 2The new Maison Margiela boutique at Mall of the Emirates includes a 40 sq m café serving limited-edition coffees and signature desserts like the Tabi Cake.
  • 3Dubai has over 130 iftar dining options during Ramadan 2025, ranging from traditional Arabic spreads to international gourmet menus.
  • 4Banyan Tree Spa on Bluewaters Island features Dubai's first Rainforest Trail — a hydrothermal circuit with steam rooms, jacuzzi, and hydromassage.
  • 5March in Dubai combines Ramadan cultural experiences with new luxury openings, making it one of the best months to visit the city.

March in Dubai is always an exciting month — a lovely blend of Ramadan festivities and exhilarating new experiences. The city warmly embraces the Holy Month, offering Gulf region cultural moments, exceptional shopping, and indulgent new attractions. Whether you are here for relaxation, adventure, or fine dining, there is plenty to keep you busy. Here are four great things to do in Dubai this March.

1. Desert Ramadan Staycation at Bab Al Shams

For a serene retreat away from the city, head to Bab Al Shams Desert Resort on Al Qudra Road. Set deep within golden dunes, the resort offers a private suhoor experience, camel treks through the desert, falconry displays, and Arabic coffee-making sessions. As night falls, guests can stargaze under a breathtaking open sky — one of the most memorable things to do in Dubai during Ramadan.

📍 Bab Al Shams, Al Qudra Road | 📞 (04) 809 6100 | @babalshamshotel

2. Visit the New Maison Margiela Café at Mall of the Emirates

The new Maison Margiela boutique at Mall of the Emirates now features a stylish in-store café, blending high fashion with coffee culture in a sleek, minimalist space. The 40 sq m terrace café serves limited-edition coffees, pastries, and signature desserts including the Tabi Cake with cardamom and pistachio. It is the perfect spot to recharge between shopping sprees.

📍 Mall of the Emirates | 📞 (04) 283 6276

3. Enjoy a Lavish Iftar Feast

Dubai's iftar dining scene is one of the best in the region, with over 130 options to choose from this Ramadan. From traditional Arabic spreads to gourmet international menus, there is something to suit every palate. Whether you prefer a tented desert setting or a rooftop restaurant overlooking the skyline, the city's restaurants deliver an unforgettable end to each fasting day.

4. Unwind at Banyan Tree Spa, Bluewaters Island

For the ultimate self-care session, book the Rainforest Indulgence package at Banyan Tree Spa on Bluewaters Island. The experience includes Dubai's first Rainforest Trail — a hydrothermal circuit of steam rooms, themed showers, a private jacuzzi, and hydromassage jets designed to soothe and restore.

📍 Banyan Tree Dubai, Bluewaters Island | 📞 (04) 556 6401 | @banyantreespa

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Princess Ventura

Reporting from Dubai — independent, on the ground, and built on local sources.