Wadi Al Amardi Farm: Discover a Different Side of Dubai

Wadi Al Amardi Farm is a visitor-facing farm in Dubai's Wadi Al Amardi area. Its operator advertises a farm tour with animal feeding, petting and a playground, lasting up to two hours. Contact the farm for the current entrance pin, tour availability and ticket details before travelling.

This Dubai Unseen stop is about seeing food production and family farming as part of the city. It is especially useful for an outing built around questions: what grows here, how is it cared for, and what changes with the season?

Fast facts

These details are published on the farm's official website. They were checked on 9 November 2026 and should be reconfirmed for your visit. Opening hours do not guarantee a tour departure at every moment.

A family-farm story within Dubai

The farm's own history says it began in 1996 to provide produce for a family, then developed into a business in 2021. That progression gives the place a useful story: a private food-growing effort becoming something visitors can engage with.

There is also evidence of an educational role. An American University in Dubai School of Business newsletter records a farm visit in February 2025. That is a dated account of a student outing, not a promise about today's visitor programme.

The strongest reason to go is curiosity about the work. Keep expectations focused on the tour the farm actually confirms, rather than on every activity shown in an old social-media post.

What should you confirm when booking?

Send the number of adults and children, the children's exact ages and your preferred date. If a child is exactly three, ask which published price applies. Ask separately about babies under one.

Request the current tour start times, what is included and whether advance booking is needed. Check whether payment is made ahead of time or on arrival.

If picking produce is important to you, ask whether it is offered on that date, which crop is involved and whether it costs extra. Seasonal events should not be assumed to be permanent features.

Families using a stroller or visitors needing step-free access should ask about surfaces, distances and the available route. Do not infer accessibility from the word “farm” or from promotional photographs.

Make the visit more than an animal photo stop

Give everyone one question to investigate. A child might ask which part of a plant becomes the food we eat. An adult might ask how the farm decides what to grow at a particular time of year.

Follow the guide's explanation and avoid treating growing areas as an open picking garden. Ask before touching plants or entering production spaces.

For animal interactions, use only the feed and approach approved by staff. Supervise children closely, keep food for people separate and wash hands before eating. If an animal moves away, let it.

These small choices keep the visit focused on understanding a working environment rather than rushing through a list of activities.

What to bring and how long to allow

Wear comfortable closed shoes and clothing suited to an outdoor visit. Bring drinking water and sun protection. Ask the farm what food and drink arrangements are available if you are planning around a child's meal.

Allow room in your schedule for the advertised tour duration, plus arrival and departure. The Friday midday pause is especially important if you are building a longer day around the farm.

Do not promise children a particular animal, crop or harvest before the operator confirms it. A flexible question-led visit is less dependent on one photo or seasonal activity.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Wadi Al Amardi Farm cost?

The official site lists AED 20 for ages one to three and AED 30 for ages three and above and adults. The overlap at age three needs direct clarification. Under-one pricing is not stated.

Is it open on Fridays?

The published schedule is 8am to 9pm with a Friday pause from noon to 2pm. Confirm the tour time before travelling.

Is fruit or vegetable picking included?

It is not treated as a standard inclusion in this guide. Ask about current seasonal activities and any additional price.

Is the farm in Dubai?

Yes. Use the operator's current location pin for the Wadi Al Amardi destination.

Research and image notes

This is a researched guide, not a firsthand visit report. Operator claims about produce have not been converted into an independent organic-certification claim.

Featured photograph: tortoises pictured on Wadi Al Amardi Farm's official website. Photo source: Wadi Al Amardi Farm. Confirm which animal interactions are available for your visit.