The Sharjah Fountain located here features a display system capable of projecting water up to 100 meters into the air.
The waterfront was designed to provide a cohesive connection between Sharjah's urban business district and the lagoon's recreational spaces.
Al Taqwa Mosque serves as the aesthetic centerpiece, with its design drawing from classic Ottoman-inspired architecture.
The park utilizes a smart irrigation system to maintain its extensive greenery in the arid climate.
The site hosts an open-air amphitheater that frequently holds cultural performances and public movie screenings.
Al Majaz Waterfront is a 231,000-square-meter leisure destination situated along the Khalid Lagoon in Sharjah. The park is anchored by the architectural landmark Al Taqwa Mosque, which features intricate Islamic geometric patterns. It hosts the Sharjah Fountain, a high-tech water feature that performs choreographed multimedia displays. The grounds include a jogging track, dedicated children’s playgrounds, and extensive landscaped gardens. Multiple dining outlets and cafes operate directly along the lagoon-side promenade. Visitors can access a mini-golf course and a splash park within the complex. The destination serves as a primary hub for city-wide festivals and seasonal public events.
The pedestrian bridge providing a direct view of the Al Taqwa Mosque with the Sharjah Fountain in the foreground.
Visit during a weekday evening to experience the fountain shows with smaller crowds.
Walk the full length of the promenade to access different food court zones and viewing decks.
Use the available rental bikes or scooters if you prefer not to walk the entire perimeter.
Do not attempt to swim in the lagoon, as it is strictly prohibited; avoid visiting during peak summer afternoons when the heat index is extreme.
Modest dress is required as a sign of respect, especially given the proximity to the mosque; public displays of affection should be avoided.
