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Beaver Supermoon Dubai – Where to Watch the Brightest Moon of 2025

Dubai’s skies are set to glow on November 5 as the year’s final and brightest supermoon – the Beaver Supermoon – takes over the night.

It’s time to look up. On Wednesday, November 5, 2025, residents across the UAE will witness the Beaver Supermoon, the largest and brightest full moon of the year. The celestial event will light up Dubai’s skyline and offer one of the most breathtaking night views of 2025.

Astronomy enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone who loves a good night under the stars will want to mark this date. The Beaver Supermoon promises a stunning natural spectacle that doesn’t require a telescope – just a clear view and a little time outdoors.


The story behind the Beaver Supermoon

The name “Beaver Moon” comes from a seasonal tradition when beavers built their lodges for the colder months ahead. It’s also a term that has been used for centuries by early farmers and skywatchers to track the lunar calendar.

In astronomical terms, this full moon coincides with the moon’s closest point to Earth in its orbit – known as perigee – which makes it appear slightly larger and noticeably brighter in the sky. This is what earns it the title of a supermoon.

This will be the final supermoon of 2025, following a spectacular lunar year that included the Hunter’s Moon in October. For Dubai residents, it’s a perfect chance to experience a moonrise that feels almost cinematic – glowing golden as it rises before turning silver-white as it climbs higher.


Best time to see it

The moon will rise over the UAE around 5:17 pm, just after sunset. At that moment, it will appear low on the eastern horizon, making it the most dramatic phase for viewing and photography. As the evening deepens, the glow becomes brighter and sharper, giving the moon a striking presence against Dubai’s skyline.

You don’t need any equipment to enjoy the sight. The supermoon will be visible to the naked eye, but binoculars or a camera with a tripod can help capture the moon’s craters and texture in detail.


Top spots to watch the Beaver Supermoon in Dubai

Al Barsha Pond Park
A calm, family-friendly park in the heart of the city with wide lawns and open skies. It stays open until late, so you can enjoy a relaxed walk under the moonlight and snap some clear photos as the moon rises.

Al Qudra Lakes
For those who love quiet, natural spaces, Al Qudra Lakes offers a peaceful viewing experience away from city lights. The open desert horizon gives you a perfect frame for the moonrise. Bring a picnic blanket, a camera, and maybe a cup of karak for a cozy night out.

Jebel Ali Beach
Dubai’s coastline never disappoints for moon watching. Head to Jebel Ali Beach for an open view across the water. It’s quiet, easily accessible, and offers a beautiful reflection of the moon over the sea.

Kite Beach
One of Dubai’s most popular public beaches, Kite Beach lets you pair a moonlit walk with a beachside meal. The restaurants nearby stay open late, making it an ideal evening plan for families or friends.

The Viewing Point at Dubai Creek Harbour
For a more urban setting, this 70-metre walkway gives panoramic views of the creek and Downtown Dubai. Watching the moon rise above the skyline with Burj Khalifa in the backdrop creates a scene that’s pure Dubai magic.


Quick tips for moon gazers

  • Arrive early to catch the moon as it rises. The first few minutes are the most photogenic.
  • Pick a spot with a clear eastern horizon, away from high-rises or bright streetlights.
  • Carry a mat or chair if you plan to stay for a while.
  • If photographing, keep the ISO low and use a tripod to avoid blur.
  • Pack some snacks or a light dinner – it’s the perfect setup for a peaceful outdoor evening.
  • Check the forecast for clear skies before heading out.

A perfect night to slow down

There’s something timeless about standing still under a glowing full moon. The Beaver Supermoon isn’t just an astronomical event – it’s a quiet invitation to pause, breathe, and connect with the sky above. Whether you’re out in the desert or by the water, the view will remind you how extraordinary our everyday world can look under the moonlight.

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Nidhi Singh Parihar

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