Emirates Bio Farm Al Ain is the UAE’s largest certified organic farm, spread across 250,000 square metres at Al Shuwaib, near Al Ain. It normally opens its gates for farm tours, animal feeding and a farm-to-table restaurant. Not right now, though. We checked the farm’s own booking pages on 23 September 2026, and the public visiting season is closed.
| Detail | What applies |
|---|---|
| Status (checked 23 September 2026) | Public visiting season closed; private events only |
| Location | Al Shuwaib, near Al Ain, about 45–60 minutes from Dubai by car |
| Size | 250,000 square metres, 55+ organic crop varieties |
| Typical entry fee (visitor-reported, not an official list price) | Around AED 35–40 per person when open |
| Restaurant | The Farmer’s Table – organic, vegetarian, farm-to-table |
| Private events | events@emiratesbiofarm.com |
The status line above comes from the farm’s own site. We checked it directly on 23 September 2026: the events page reads “Thank you for creating memories on our farm. See you next season,” and the ticket page lists nothing for sale.
Is Emirates Bio Farm Al Ain Open Right Now
No. Not for public visits. Emirates Bio Farm runs its tours, animal feeding and farm-to-table dining as a seasonal programme, not a year-round attraction. The season is currently closed. The farm’s events page points visitors to its social media channels for the next season’s dates, and takes bookings for private events by email in the meantime.
We looked across the third-party listings for the farm too – the official Al Ain tourism site, and the main traveller review sites – and none of them mention this closure. That’s because they describe the farm as it runs in season, not its status on any given day. Check the farm’s own events page before planning a trip. That’s where a reopening date will appear first.
What’s There When It’s Open
In season, Emirates Bio Farm runs as a working organic farm with visitor activities layered on top, not a purpose-built attraction. Visitors take self-guided walking tours through the growing fields, feed farm animals, and children can ride a short tractor-pulled train through the crops. The farm shop sells the produce grown on site – vegetables, eggs, honey and potted plants.
The Farmer’s Table, the farm’s on-site restaurant, serves organic, largely vegetarian meals built around whatever is in season that week: fresh vegetables, free-range eggs from the farm’s own hens and bread from the restaurant’s own oven. Visitor reviews describe a separate, higher-priced weekend brunch menu, distinct from the standard entry-and-restaurant package.
What It Costs to Visit
Emirates Bio Farm does not publish a standing list price for entry. We could not find one on the farm’s own site.
Visitor reviews describe an entrance ticket priced around AED 40 per person, redeemable against food at the restaurant. One reviewer who visited in February 2020 recorded a tractor-tour admission fee of AED 35 per person. Both figures come from visitors, not the farm, and the 2020 figure especially is old enough to treat as a historical reference rather than a current price.
Weekend brunch is priced separately from standard entry. Reviewers say the difference is worth confirming before a Friday or Saturday visit. Because the season is currently closed, we have no current pricing to check these figures against – treat them as a planning guide, not a quote, until the farm publishes fresh prices for its next season.
Getting There from Dubai and Abu Dhabi
Emirates Bio Farm sits in Al Shuwaib, near Al Ain, roughly 45 to 60 minutes by car from Dubai and a broadly similar drive from Abu Dhabi, depending on the exact starting point. Drivers coming from Abu Dhabi and planning a longer Al Ain trip sometimes pair it with a stop at Emirates Park Zoo and Resort on the way. The farm is reachable by private car. It is not on a scheduled public bus route the way some closer-in Dubai attractions are, so visitors travelling without one should plan for a taxi or ride-hailing trip from central Al Ain. Those coming from Dubai without a car of their own can compare routes on our Dubai to Abu Dhabi transport guide, since several of the same options run on toward Al Ain.
FAQ
Who owns Emirates Bio Farm?
The farm operates under the Emirates Bio Farm brand, with its own online shop for home delivery of its organic produce alongside the physical farm at Al Shuwaib. No further ownership detail is published on the farm’s own site as of this check.
Is Emirates Bio Farm Al Ain the same as the farm in Al Ain?
Yes. Emirates Bio Farm, at Al Shuwaib near Al Ain, is the UAE’s largest certified organic farm and the one most visitor guides mean by this search.
What do visitors say in reviews?
Traveller reviews are largely positive, calling out the goat feeding, the tractor ride and the farm-to-table restaurant as highlights for families, along with the option to buy the farm’s own vegetables, eggs and honey from its shop.
