Nice sand beach with old rusted boat ashore. The actual wrecked ship location is (25.5179285, 55.5205431) and not the one tagged, so if following the navigation for the boat photo go to above. Gets busy on weekend, expect 20 other people in your photo aboard the beached “beauty”. The place is under construction to become part of a large property project, entering is a bit of a maze challenge and may require 4WD - depending on the side of entering. The beach is home to an impressive collection of curios shells - so don’t forget to bring a bag for you visit favors ;)

A deserted ship on the coast of UAQ, to reach this point you need to pass a community gate, sharjah waterfront. In case that is closed before that there is another barrier, they will let you pass. You will be travelling towards ship while sand wall is on your right side. You can reach there by car as well and last 100m you go by walk. Beach there is nice and rough.

Place is extremely dirty with plastic bottles all over the area that you do can have access to with a reasonable 4x4 nothing extreme but it’s better to go with one as there are spots with soft sand to get close to it. You can park the car to around 100m from the ship and there is a sign saying its private property so go at your own risk. Place was ruined by people and inaccessibility. Not worth it anymore.

You can no longer get there because of construction. The road to get there is blocked by security and you can not enter.

Spent some valuable time with colleagues. You need to have a 4x4 for easy access. Carefull drive if it's a Saloon

The road to this location has been closed by barriers, I tried visiting on last Friday (11th Sep 2020) and after trying all possible routes, could not go because of closed streets and sand wall all around the area. You can go only if you have a 4x4 and are willing to travel through sand.

Its a nice place, but unsafe as part of the ship is rusted, entry of the boat must be done by climbing. Good for photography.

Wrecked ship is a great one time place to visit. Good for family and kids. Both cars and 4x4 can access. Many ways to access this place. My only recommendation to those people who would like to climb the ship is to wear mask and gloves. Place is all rusted. Sanitizer is must.

It's does not seem that this is accessible to the public any more. Main access is now blocked by Al Makan City, and alternate access down the road has No Entry / No Photography signage dotting the various tracks towards this ship

Attempted to visit on 12 November 2022. The beach is now out of bounds to the public with a manned security barrier. Security said the ship wasn't there now.