Wadi Al Amardi

Wadi Al Amardi is a serene, suburban district located on the eastern outskirts of Dubai, nestled between Al Khawaneej and Al Awir. Often described as a "hidden gem," it offers a peaceful, farm-to-table lifestyle that is increasingly rare in the city. The area is defined by its vast open spaces, traditional Emirati-style villas, and working organic farms, such as the popular Wadi Al Amardi Farm, which attracts families and school groups for its nature-focused activities.

Beyond its rustic charm, the district is a hub for the UAE's future-facing projects; it is home to the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) and plays a role in the Dubai Social Agenda 33, which allocates land and housing for Emirati citizens. With its equestrian clubs, desert camping spots, and low population density, Wadi Al Amardi provides a quiet escape while remaining well-connected to the city via the E611 (Emirates Road) and D89 (Al Khawaneej Road).