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Al Dhannah
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As we are expecting visitors, Dubai is our next destination. The border crossing goes quickly and we are already on our way to Al Dhannah. At the Al Dhanna Mall we buy a SIM card and change money. The security service allows us to stand in the parking lot overnight. This gives us the opportunity to eat out again.<\/p>\n

Al Dhanna was once a seasonal fishing village with a handful of inhabitants. Today, the industrial facilities are among the most modern in the Middle East.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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Dubai – Jebel Ali<\/strong><\/span><\/h1>\n

It is a good 300 km from Al Dhannah to Jebel Ali. Jebel Ali beach<\/strong> is currently the only beach where camping is still permitted. However, this is only possible with the approval of the authorities. We are trying to obtain this permit online in various ways, but the online portal is simply not working. The security guards can’t manage it either. So we are allowed to stand on this not particularly beautiful beach almost illegally.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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