Can you walk outside in Dubai in July?

Dubai can reach extreme temperatures of up to 50°C in the month of July. Whilst this makes it extremely unpleasant to be outside during the peak times of the day, the city has been designed in such a way to cope with the heat, and life largely moves indoors.



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It really depends on what you feel is “hot”. Generally speaking, it starts to get too hot for outdoor activity by the end of May. Many seasonal and outdoor events will start to close at the end of April/start of May. You will find little reprieve from the Dubai heat until the end of October.

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It's hot. Not regular hot, like we might experience during a good British summer, but genuinely scorching hot. At the peak of summer in Dubai, average daytime temperatures are around 40°C, but have been known to climb up to anywhere between 43°C and 48°C.

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Unlike most places in the world, June to August are the worst months to visit the city as temperatures are unbearably hot with highs that can reach over 105 degrees Fahrenheit and lows of only around 90 degrees. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Dubai was 131 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Dubai's many public parks are ideal for a nature-filled walking experience in the city. For example, Safa Park, Zabeel Park, Creek Park, Umm Suqeim Park and Al Mamzar Beach Park are well recommended for a peaceful stroll with dedicated walking and jogging tracks.

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Dubai can reach extreme temperatures of up to 50°C in the month of July. Whilst this makes it extremely unpleasant to be outside during the peak times of the day, the city has been designed in such a way to cope with the heat, and life largely moves indoors.

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Beating the heat in Dubai: 10 ways to stay cool
  1. Eat small, but often. ...
  2. Cool your veins down. ...
  3. Indulge in spicy food. ...
  4. Avoid cold showers. ...
  5. Choose your clothes carefully. ...
  6. Stay in a hotel with air-conditioning. ...
  7. Take a trip to the shopping mall. ...
  8. Get up early for adventures.


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Best Times to Visit Dubai for Lower Prices The summer months of June, July, and August — when most people have fled the country because of the heat — are when you will likely score the best deals on Dubai hotels. It's also the perfect time to explore the plethora of indoor attractions Dubai has to offer.

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Worst Times to Visit Dubai Unlike most places in the world, June to August are the worst months to visit the city as temperatures are unbearably hot with highs that can reach over 105 degrees Fahrenheit and lows of only around 90 degrees. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Dubai was 131 degrees Fahrenheit.

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But It's Hot: What To Wear in Dubai in Summer
  1. If you're visiting Dubai in summer, pack clothing that is light and breezy fabrics that won't cling to your skin and will allow you to breathe. ...
  2. Women should pack shorts, t-shirts, tops, and shirts, summer dresses, maxis, and midi skirts.


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You can wear shorts in Dubai and even skirts, if they are at knee length and not shorter than that.

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15 Things Not To Do In Dubai
  1. Do Not Use Your Left Hand To Greet Anyone.
  2. Do Not Indulge In PDA.
  3. Do Not Dress Inappropriately.
  4. Do Not Cuss In Public.
  5. Do Not Take Photographs Without Permission.
  6. Do Not Carry All Your Medicines.
  7. Do Not Eat-In Public During Ramadan.
  8. Do Not Make Rude Hand Gestures While Driving.


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Can you sunbathe in Dubai In July? You could certainly try but would absolutely want to avoid being in the direct sunlight during the peak of the day without quickly seeking chilled water or shade.

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Rules for Pedestrians
  • Just like a car should only move after the appropriate signal light, a pedestrian should also move forward at crossings when the pedestrian signal turns green.
  • As an adult, you are required to hold the hands of the children when crossing the road with them.


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Dubai's location in the United Arab Emirates on the Persian Gulf coast means it gets hot weather all year round. August's the hottest month with temperatures reaching over 40ºC, and there's usually no rain, so only go if you love the heat.

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