The Dubai Canal or the Canal Dubai is a 3.2-kilometre-long canal that runs from Business Bay through Dubai's urban landscape and connects to Dubai Creek. Dubai canal is a part of well thought out plan to control floods, enhance road connectivity, encourage tourism, and improve the overall quality of life for locals and visitors.
The exquisite 6.4km waterfront canal features three pedestrian crossings that run across the canal, which enable the visitors to not only cross over but also enjoy the stunning views from the top of the bridge, a 3km running track, a 12km cycling track, and a mechanical waterfall at the intersection of the Sheikh Zayed Road bridge.
The eloquent waterway is a treat to the eyes and quickly gained popularity among tourists in a very short span of time because of its majestic beauty, free visits, and various cruises.The Dubai Canal, which is an extension of the famous Deira Creek, is split into three networks: the Water Network, the Green Network, and the Public Realm.
The Dubai Canal Bridge is also known as the Business Bay Crossing, it is a unique bridge which connects Business Bay with Downtown Dubai. It covers the Business Bay Canal which features a three-lane road and two pedestrian paths on each side. Its height is 21m above water and the total length is 442m, and its width is 24m. You'll find diverse dining options such as Manga Sushi (Jumeirah 2), The Rose and Crown (Al Habtoor City), Seven Sisters (JW Marriott Marquis), Coya Dubai (Jumeirah Beach Road), and Karachi Grill (Jumeirah Street).
