Summersalt at Jumeirah Al Naseem will reopen for the new season on 28 September

There are certain Dubai addresses that signal the return of the cooler season before the temperature has quite caught up. Summersalt at Jumeirah Al Naseem is one of them. On 28 September 2026, the beachfront restaurant and beach club will reopen, bringing long lunches, poolside afternoons and uninterrupted Burj Al Arab views back to the Jumeirah coastline.

The reopening comes as Dubai begins its annual transition back outdoors. After months spent moving between air-conditioned interiors, September marks the point when terraces fill again, beach clubs return to the diary and lunch can realistically extend into an afternoon beside the water. At Summersalt, that change of season arrives with both its restaurant and beach club returning simultaneously.

Set within Jumeirah Al Naseem, the restaurant occupies an enviable position directly on the beachfront, with the Burj Al Arab forming an almost theatrical backdrop across the water. It is this setting that has made Summersalt as much about where you are as what arrives at the table.

Latin American Flavours Return to the Beachfront

For the new season, Summersalt returns with its Latin American-inspired dining experience, served daily from 12:30pm until midnight.

The concept brings vibrant Latin American flavours to the shores of Jumeirah, pairing the energy of the cuisine with an altogether more leisurely beachfront setting. Lunch here does not necessarily need to end when the plates are cleared; the location lends itself naturally to lingering, particularly as afternoon gives way to sunset.

Restaurant reservations carry a minimum spend of AED 250 per person, making it possible to experience Summersalt purely as a dining destination without booking a full day at the beach club.

And while Dubai has no shortage of restaurants with a view, Summersalt’s proximity to one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks remains part of its appeal. The Burj Al Arab sits directly within sight, while the surrounding architecture and landscaped grounds of Jumeirah Al Naseem provide a distinctly resort-like separation from the city beyond.

Summersalt Beach Club Is Back for the Season

Those looking to make a day of it can return to Summersalt Beach Club, which will operate daily from 9:00am until sunset.

The experience moves between private beach and pool, allowing guests to settle in for an entire day rather than treating the coastline as an accompaniment to lunch. Arrive in the morning for a swim, spend the afternoon poolside, break for something to eat and stay until the sun begins to disappear behind Dubai’s skyline.

On weekdays, beach access is priced at AED 550 per person, of which AED 200 is redeemable against food and beverages. During public holidays, access rises to AED 950 per person, again including AED 200 to spend on F&B.

The return of Summersalt also arrives at a point when Dubai’s beach clubs begin competing for a place in the city’s winter social calendar. Yet its appeal sits somewhere between a restaurant, resort and beach club. Guests can come solely for lunch or dinner, spend the full day beside the water, or allow one to turn into the other.

For visitors, it offers a particularly photogenic introduction to Dubai’s beachfront lifestyle. For residents, its reopening is a reminder that the months of lunches outside, impromptu beach days and sunset dinners are about to begin again.

Summersalt at Jumeirah Al Naseem: Details

Reopening: 28 September 2026
Location: Summersalt, Jumeirah Al Naseem, Dubai
Restaurant: Daily, 12:30pm–12:00am
Restaurant minimum spend: AED 250 per person
Beach Club: Daily, 9:00am–sunset
Weekday beach access: AED 550 per person, including AED 200 redeemable on food and beverages
Public holiday beach access: AED 950 per person, including AED 200 redeemable on food and beverages