The Dubai Water Canal is the main reason for changing the face of the emirates and making history and it is one of the greatest transformations in the 21st century in the world. The canal provided a new waterfront to a large part of the city by linking Dubai Creek back to the Arabian Gulf in the city's Old Quarter. This epic metropolitan evolution has added even more attractiveness to the city.

The construction of the Dubai Water Canal took only three years for the vision to become a reality. The city is more accessible by boat, giving it a vast waterway and adding value to some of the city's most popular neighborhoods – the canal also created an island in the middle of the city with the waters surrounding Jumeirah, Business Bay. and many more.

Perhaps one of the most amazing sections of the canal is the section crossing Sheikh Zayed Road and giving a breathtaking view of the riverside. A bridge was built over the water so that traffic would not be obstructed and there is a spring in continuous flow under the bridge. This waterfall is visible from the promenade, yet another beautiful attraction for visitors.

A huge water canal was added without interfering with the movement of the city. There are five-foot bridges crossing the Dubai Water Canal, allowing people to move around, as well as admire the water from above. A lot of urban development is still intended to take place in the areas surrounding the Dubai Water Canal, including hotels, residential areas, and even a man-made peninsula. Starting at Dubai Creek, where life began to flourish in Dubai, and passing through some of the most modern and well-developed neighborhoods in the world, visitors will be able to better understand the history of the emirate. This is where the past and the future meet and become one.