Dubai Butterfly Garden
Thousands of butterflies fly freely around you inside climate-controlled domes, next to the Miracle Garden.
About Dubai Butterfly Garden
The Dubai Butterfly Garden is a set of climate-controlled domes filled with thousands of butterflies from around the world. They fly freely around you as you walk through, and may even land on you.
There is also a small museum of butterflies and insects. Plan about an hour.
It sits right next to the Dubai Miracle Garden, so in season you can see both on the same trip.
Highlights
- Thousands of butterflies up close
- Indoor domes, comfortable in the heat
- Next to Dubai Miracle Garden
What to expect
- Enter the first butterfly dome
- Walk slowly through the domes as butterflies fly around you
- Visit the butterfly museum
What’s included
- Entry ticket
Best time to go
Any time of year. It is indoors and cool. Combine it with the Miracle Garden in season.
Insider tips
- Wear bright colours — butterflies are attracted to them.
- Move slowly and keep your hands still.
- Combine with the Miracle Garden next door in season.
Good to know
- Your ticket is sent to you by WhatsApp and email after we confirm the booking.
Getting there
Add a private Shuttlix transfer when you book: we pick you up from your hotel, drive you to Dubai Butterfly Garden, Al Barsha South and, if you like, bring you back at the time you choose. The price is fixed and covers the whole car — no taxi queues at closing time.
Questions people ask
How long does the Butterfly Garden take?
About an hour.
How do I get my tickets?
After you book, we send your tickets and entry details by WhatsApp and email. Show them on your phone at the entrance.
Can you pick us up from our hotel?
Yes. Tick “Add hotel pickup” when you book and choose your pickup time. You will see one fixed price for a private car before you pay.
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