29 shameless photos of Dubai that will amaze you

While family beaches are common around the world, tourists in Dubai may be surprised to learn that there are beaches reserved exclusively for families and women. Single men are not allowed in these areas, and those who are allowed must wear "appropriate" beachwear.

Women must be fully clothed on these beaches. Locals say it's nice for women to have exclusive beaches where they can move freely without being disturbed or disturbing others. It's also helpful that there are beaches that are more respectful of their religious and cultural beliefs. This way, any unpleasant things like smoking and loud music can be avoided, especially for families with children.

Dubai is world-famous for its opulent hotels, and luxurious bathrooms are a must. In Dubai, ordinary bathrooms look more like mini-palaces, as they're more than ten times larger than what you're used to.

One of the most expensive bathrooms in the world is located in the XXII Carat Club Villas in Dubai. No expense has been spared here: The finest marble design and a $1 million Amazonian rock crystal bathtub will delight any wellness enthusiast. Who wouldn't want to enjoy a relaxing bubble bath in such a setting?

In 2013, the Ansar Shopping Center in Dubai launched an impressive initiative for people in need: people without financial means or a job have the opportunity to receive free meals. From delicious yogurt to crusty Arabic bread, everyone is offered a hearty meal during Ramadan.

Of course, there are isolated cases where people arrive in their fancy Mercedes and BMWs to take advantage of the free meal. But at its core, this initiative is extremely honorable. It supports people who, for various reasons, are unable to provide for themselves. We commend this brilliant idea and see it as an impressive manifestation of charity that should serve as a positive example for all of us.

In Dubai, not only the road police are active, but the water police also monitor the waters. But wait a minute, this is no ordinary police boat! It's a watercraft worth 364,000 euros, generously sponsored by Dubai's Crown Prince, Sheikh Hamdan.

The police boat's design strongly resembles a Lamborghini and demonstrates its power on the waves. With 700 hp under the hood, it's one of the fastest police boats in the world! Lightweight carbon fiber materials, normally used in race cars, transform this boat into a true water rocket. This allows police officers to race across the sea and reach the scene of an incident in the shortest possible time. This boat is the absolute star of the Dubai police fleet and makes their work much easier.