RAK bans barbecues at Flamingo Beach as outdoor season approaches
Ras Al Khaimah: Barbecues and charcoal fires are prohibited at Flamingo Beach in Ras Al Khaimah, under a new measure aimed at protecting the popular waterfront and improving public safety. The emirate’s Public Services Department said the restriction took effect on September 10, 2026, and applies to both the burning of charcoal and barbecuing on the beach. Get updated faster and for FREE:…
Ras Al Khaimah authorities have recently prohibited barbecues and charcoal fires at Flamingo Beach, a popular waterfront spot in the emirate. This new rule, effective as of September 10, 2026, aims to safeguard the beach and enhance safety for visitors. The Public Services Department emphasized that the restriction applies to both charcoal burning and barbecuing on the beach.
As residents prepare for the approaching cooler months, when outdoor activities such as beach gatherings and picnics become more common, the rule will impact those planning to enjoy Flamingo Beach. Visitors will need to refrain from using charcoal grills and beach barbecues during their outings. The department explained that the measure was implemented to maintain the beach's aesthetics and ensure public safety, appealing to all visitors to help keep the area clean, beautiful, and secure for everyone.
The announcement did not specify any penalties for violating the restriction. Since January, there have been over 1,594 environmental violations recorded in Ras Al Khaimah, with the Ras Al Khaimah Police sharing camping safety guidelines and issuing a beach safety alert due to unstable weather conditions.
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