Aloha Abu Dhabi, the city’s most celebrated beach festival, is back bigger and better this year, taking place from 28th March to 1st April at Al Muneera Beach Plaza, Abu Dhabi’s first waterfront retail development at Al Raha Beach.
A spectacular light, sound and fire show promises to delight visitors, who can also explore Al Muneera Beach’s stunning shoreline by participating in water-based sports activities and demonstrations.
Mustafa Al Marzooqi, General Manager of Aldar Community Retail, commented: “Engaging communities and providing them with quality lifestyle experiences sit at the heart of our retail strategy, and Aloha Abu Dhabi is yet another demonstration of this, giving our residents, visitors and retailers an opportunity to engage in a fun and interactive environment. Al Muneera Beach Plaza at Al Raha Beach is the perfect destination to hold this event with its cosy beach vibes and lively ambience capturing the true spirit of the festival.”
Zahra Al Ali, Marketing Manager, Aldar Properties said: “We are delighted to host Aloha Abu Dhabi for the second time. Following an overwhelming response from both exhibitors and visitors last year, we decided to double the size of the festival. This year, the festival will feature a variety of exciting new attractions, shows and brands to offer visitors an unforgettable entertainment, shopping and dining experience. On the beach side, visitors can experience an ultimate adrenaline rush through water-based sports activities.
Meaning both ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye’ in Hawaiian, ‘Aloha Abu Dhabi’ reflects Al Muneera Beach Plaza’s warm and welcoming spirit. The festival is free and open to the public. Free valet parking will be available outside Al Muneera Beach Plaza.
Conveniently located between Abu Dhabi and Yas Island, Al Muneera is built over an island and mainland precinct, providing spectacular views over the blue waters of the Arabian Gulf. The community’s unique feature is the canal that splits the Al Muneera Island from the mainland. The development consists of residential apartment towers, beach-side villas, townhouses and a commercial office building, including a selection of cafes and restaurants along waterfront paths and promenades for residents and general public to enjoy.
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