Marriott Marquis Dubai Creek Launches Summer Camp for Children Ages 6–12

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – July 1, 2025 – Marriott Marquis Dubai Creek has unveiled its 2025 Summer Camp program, welcoming children ages 6 to 12 for an engaging season of fun, learning, and discovery. Running from June 30 through August 31, the camp is set against the scenic backdrop of the Jewel of the Creek and features a full slate of water-based and creative activities.

Designed to balance recreation with enrichment, the camp offers daily experiences in sailing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and swimming. Additional highlights include arts and crafts, theatre games, henna design, baking workshops, and themed days, all aimed at developing teamwork, imagination, and confidence.

Children will also participate in kids’ yoga, gym sessions, dance classes, and quiet play activities such as puzzles and storytelling. All campers are provided with meals and snacks to keep them energized throughout the day.

An Early Bird offer is available through July 15 for the first 20 sign-ups. Early Bird pricing is AED 185 per child per day or AED 790 per child per week. Standard pricing is AED 270 per day and AED 1,025 per week, with all rates inclusive of meals, snacks, and sailing sessions.

Camp Details:

  • What: Summer Camp 2025

  • Where: Marriott Marquis Dubai Creek, Jewel of the Creek

  • When: June 30 – August 31, 2025

  • Who: Children aged 6–12

For registration or more information, call +971 54 247 9027 or +971 4 599 0000, or press the “At Your Service” button from the guest room phone.

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