Farms You Can Visit Near Dubai: Opening Times and Entry Fees

Camelicious, the camel farm in Madinat Hind 3 off the Dubai–Al Ain Road, runs 1.5-hour guided tours daily at 8am and 5pm, priced at AED 100 for adults in October 2026. In Hatta, the Honeybee Garden and Discovery Centre charges AED 50 for its tour and tasting. Here are five farms within reach of Dubai, with hours and fees and the date we checked them.

At a glance

FarmWhereHoursFeeChecked CameliciousMadinat Hind 3, DubaiTours daily, 8am to 9:30am and 5pm to 6:30pmAED 100 adult; AED 80 child (3 to 12); under 3 freeOct 2026 Hatta Honeybee GardenHatta, DubaiLast entry 4pmAED 50 (ages 3+)Oct 2026 Mazaraa FarmAl Bahia, Abu DhabiSat to Thu 8am to 8pm; Fri 2:30pm to 8pmAED 25 adultDec 2025 Emirates Bio FarmAl Shuwaib, Al AinVaries by seasonBook via the farmOct 2026 Gracia FarmsAl Bahia, Abu DhabiDaily 8:30am to 10pm (2024 season)Not publishedOct 2024

In Dubai

Camelicious lists more than 6,000 camels. The tour covers supervised camel feeding, how camel milk is produced, and a tasting of fresh and flavoured milk and camel-milk ice cream. A family ticket for two adults and one child is AED 250. Tickets are non-refundable, late arrivals are not admitted, and closed-toe shoes are advised for uneven ground. To get there, take Exit 26 from the E66 towards Madinat Hind 3.

Hatta Honeybee Garden and Discovery Centre sits in the Hajar mountains. The AED 50 ticket covers an educational tour and a tasting of Hatta honey products. The minimum age is three, children aged 11 and under must be with an adult, and groups are capped at 50. Book at least one day ahead and wear shoes rather than sandals. Pair it with the trails in our Hatta active weekend guide.

Towards Abu Dhabi

Mazaraa Farm in Al Bahia is about 20 minutes from central Abu Dhabi. The AED 25 adult ticket includes entry, a basket of animal feed, juice and popcorn. Visitors can feed horses, camels, goats, cows and ducks, join guided tours on sustainable farming, and take part in harvesting and planting. Horse or carriage rides are AED 20. Property Finder says children under 12 enter free, though its fee table also shows AED 15, so confirm at the gate.

Gracia Farms, also in Al Bahia, reopened for its 2024 season on 15 October with a petting zone, horse riding, play area and café, The National reported. It did not list fees; check the farm's own channels for this season.

Towards Al Ain

Emirates Bio Farm in Al Shuwaib, about an hour from Dubai, offers self-guided walks through roughly 250,000 square metres of organic fields, animal feeding, a barrel ride for children, a farm shop and a restaurant using farm produce. Visit Al Ain says hours vary by season. In October 2024 The National reported it would open daily from 9am to 5pm once the season began, with hand-harvesting of vegetables such as beetroot, carrot and kale.

Before you go

• Check the farm is open for the season; most operate in the cooler months.
• Book ahead where required, and note refund rules.
• Wear closed shoes and carry water.
• Wash hands after feeding animals.
• Want to buy local produce in the city instead? See Dubai farmers' markets.

For general information. Hours and fees can change; check with each farm before you travel.