Okay, Dubai. We see you.
Just when you thought this city couldn’t get any more extra, someone went and launched floating yoga and Pilates at the world’s highest outdoor infinity pool. Seventy-seven floors up. Three hundred and ten metres above sea level. The Arabian Gulf sparkling below you, the Dubai skyline doing its thing in the background, and you – on a paddleboard – attempting Warrior II with the composure of someone who definitely trained for this.
Fitness? Elevated. Ego? Also elevated.
But ZETA Seventy Seven at Address Beach Resort JBR is more than just the floating yoga class that went viral. It’s one of the genuinely iconic venues in Dubai – an infinity pool that holds a Guinness World Record, a Friday brunch that counts among the most spectacular settings in the city, and a sundowner experience that makes every other rooftop bar feel slightly apologetic about itself.
Here’s everything you need to know.
The Pool: Guinness World Record, No Big Deal
ZETA Seventy Seven sits on Level 77 of Address Beach Resort in JBR. The infinity pool has been officially recognised by Guinness World Records as the world’s highest outdoor infinity pool, sitting at 310 metres above sea level.
The views from up here are not like other rooftop views. You can see the full sweep of the JBR coastline, Palm Jumeirah extending into the Gulf, the Dubai Marina skyline stretching back into the city, and on clear days the horizon disappears into nothing. The pool itself is temperature-controlled, which matters for both the summer months and the cooler evenings.
Access to the pool is reserved for hotel guests or those booking through the restaurant and brunch programmes – it’s not a standalone day pass venue. Worth knowing before you make plans.
Floating Yoga and Pilates: The Class That Makes Sense Here
Twice a month, ZETA Seventy Seven transforms the pool into what is genuinely the most dramatic yoga studio on earth – in partnership with Super SupFit, the boutique fitness brand behind stand-up paddleboard workouts at some of the world’s most luxurious locations.
The class runs for one hour, combining yoga and Pilates movements on floating boards on the water. You’ll stretch, balance, probably wobble, possibly splash and definitely have more fun than any previous workout. The only rule is to keep smiling – which, 77 floors up with the Gulf beneath you, isn’t hard.
After the class you get two hours of complimentary pool and sun bed access. So the morning extends from workout into lounging with a view, which is exactly the correct sequence for a Thursday.
The details:
| When | Twice monthly on Thursdays – dates announced rolling |
| Times | Two sessions: 8am-9am and 9am-10am |
| Price | AED 377 per person – includes class plus 2 hours pool access |
| Booking | supersupfit.com or via Address Beach Resort |
| Suitable for | All fitness levels – no paddleboard experience needed |
💡 WOW-Emirates Expert Tip: The 8am session is the better pick. The morning light at that hour is genuinely extraordinary from 77 floors up, and you’re done by 11am with the rest of the day ahead. The 9am session runs into more direct sun as you move into late morning, which in Dubai is not always what you want during a workout.
Dates are announced on a rolling basis – follow @supersupfit and check the Address Beach Resort website for the next available sessions. They sell out. Book when dates drop rather than waiting.
The Friday Brunch: Most Spectacular Brunch View in Dubai
If you’ve read our Dubai brunch guide and thought “where do I go for the most dramatic setting?” – this is the answer.
ZETA’s Friday brunch runs two formats – Day Brunch and Sunset Brunch – both with the infinity pool, the Gulf views and a menu that covers the Asian-inspired food the kitchen is known for. Premium sharing platters, unlimited drinks, live DJs and the kind of backdrop that makes every brunch you’ve been to before feel slightly ordinary.
The Sunset Brunch in particular is the one to book for a special occasion. The transition from golden hour to lit-up Dubai skyline from this height, with a drink in hand, is one of the genuinely great things you can do in this city. If you’re looking for brunch options that are less about the party and more about the setting, also check our guide to the best day passes in Dubai for venues with similar sun-and-views energy at different price points.
- Day Brunch: Friday afternoons
- Sunset Brunch: Friday early evening
- Booking: addresshotels.com or call Address Beach Resort directly
Wednesday Ladies Day
Every Wednesday, ZETA runs a Ladies Day with pool access from 1pm to 5pm for AED 277 per person, including a complimentary fruit platter and three drinks. It’s one of the more generous ladies day offerings in the JBR beach club circuit – the combination of a proper infinity pool, included drinks and the height makes it a genuinely different kind of Wednesday afternoon.
ZETA as a Sundowner Venue
The pool has a Sunset Brunch format but ZETA also works as a pure sundowner destination – arriving around 5pm, watching the city transition from day to evening from 310 metres up, with the Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah lit up below.
If you’ve been comparing rooftop bars in Dubai and can’t decide where to take visiting friends – this is the answer. Nothing else in the city gives you this combination of height, pool and unobstructed view.
ZETA Seventy Seven: The Details
| Location | Level 77, Address Beach Resort, Al Mamsha Street, JBR, Dubai |
| Nearest Metro | DMCC (15-minute walk) |
| Pool access | Hotel guests and restaurant/brunch bookings only |
| Floating yoga | AED 377 – twice monthly Thursdays, book via supersupfit.com |
| Friday Brunch | Day and Sunset Brunch formats – book via addresshotels.com |
| Wednesday Ladies Day | AED 277 – pool access 1pm-5pm, includes fruit platter and 3 drinks |
| Average spend (brunch) | AED 400+ per person |
| Dress code | Smart casual for dining, swimwear at the pool |
WOW-Emirates Verdict
ZETA Seventy Seven earns its reputation through the combination of a venue that is genuinely extraordinary and programming that matches it. The floating yoga class is the kind of experience you do once and talk about for months. The Friday brunch is one of the most spectacular brunch settings in a city that takes brunch very seriously. The Wednesday ladies day is excellent value for what you get.
If there’s one thing worth repeating: book the floating yoga when dates drop. It sells out, it’s worth it, and it’s the kind of thing you’ll regret leaving for “next time.”
Book floating yoga: supersupfit.com Book brunch: addresshotels.com/en/restaurant/zeta-seventy-seven
FAQs About ZETA Seventy Seven Dubai
ZETA Seventy Seven is the rooftop infinity pool, restaurant and bar on Level 77 of Address Beach Resort JBR, Dubai. It holds a Guinness World Record as the world’s highest outdoor infinity pool at 310 metres above sea level.
Access is for hotel guests and those with reservations at the restaurant or brunch programmes. It’s not available as a standalone day pass – you need to book a brunch, the ladies day package, the floating yoga class, or be staying at the hotel.
AED 377 per person, which includes the one-hour class and two hours of complimentary pool and sun bed access afterwards.
No – the class is suitable for all fitness levels. Super SupFit’s trainers guide you through everything. Expect to wobble. That’s part of it.
Twice a month on Thursdays, with two sessions: 8am-9am and 9am-10am. Specific dates are announced on a rolling basis – check supersupfit.com or follow @supersupfit for the next available dates.
ZETA offers Day Brunch and Sunset Brunch on Fridays, both with pool access, unlimited drinks packages, sharing plates and live DJs. The Sunset Brunch timing gives you golden hour and the lit-up Dubai skyline from 310 metres up – one of the most spectacular brunch settings in the city.
For more of Dubai’s wellness and fitness experiences, read our guide to Wellness Dubai or check out our full brunch guide for the best Friday options across the city.
