Dubai is a city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates known for luxury shopping, ultramodern architecture, and a lively nightlife scene. Burj Khalifa, an 830m-tall tower, dominates the skyscraper-filled skyline. At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with jets and lights choreographed to music. On artificial islands just offshore is Atlantis, The Palm, a resort with water and marine-animal parks.
Iconic Burj Al Arab, a sail-shaped hotel, is near the public Jumeirah Beach, a popular stretch of sand. Of the many enormous shopping centers, Dubai Mall has an Olympic-size ice-skating rink, while Mall of the Emirates features the indoor slopes of Ski Dubai. Prestigious international restaurants and outdoor and building-top nightclubs abound. Traditional gold, spice, and textile souks are located around Dubai Creek, where Dubai’s past as a sleepy fishing village is on view in Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, a restored quarter of late-1800s houses with wind towers, and at Dubai Museum, housed in the 18th-century Al Fahidi Fort.
The tallest skyscrapers, fastest cars, hottest parties and fanciest hotels. Water sports, sand sports and air sports. Frenzied shopping extravaganzas, glitzy malls and traditional souks. A beautiful coastline and an exotic desert. All this is one city. All this is Dubai. Whether it’s a family holiday with the kids or a quick business trip, a romantic getaway with your significant other or a raucous holiday with your friends, Dubai promises a fun-filled, unique experience for every kind of traveller. Dubai is one of the seven emirates of the UAE. In recent times, it’s seen a large influx of travellers which has made it develop into a thriving tourist hotspot. Unparalleled shopping experiences draw thousands to the city every year, as do the promise of adventure sports. The city-state is divided into many districts, mostly on the basis of settlements. Little India and Little Manila refer to colonies highly populated with Indians and Filipinos respectively. These areas have shops and restaurants that cater to the inhabitants’ tastes. Many describe Dubai as flamboyant, glitzy and modernized. There is, however, a more traditional side to the city, especially during Ramadan, when the Emiratis proudly perform their song and dance.
Upon arrival at Dubai International Airport, Meet our local representatives, get transferred to the hotel.
Overnight stay at the hotel.
Breakfast at hotel. Pick up from the hotel. Explore both historic and glittering side of Dubai. Starting from Dubai Creek to Dubai Museum that is housed within 18th Century Al Fahidi Fort including display arts and artifacts reflecting the ancient history and lifestyle of traditional Arabs. One of the best ways to explore both historic and glittering side of Dubai; Starting from Dubai Creek to Dubai Museum that is housed within the 18th century Al Fahidi Fort including display arts and artifacts reflecting the ancient history and lifestyle of traditional Arabs. An ideal illustration of a blend of outstanding Islamic and contemporary architecture, Jumeirah Mosque is another popular point of interest covered in the itinerary, includes the museum entrance fees.
At the evening time, Pick up from the hotel for two-hour Dubai Dhow cruise that usually begins after sunset covers almost the entire of Dubai Creek. As you gaze at the splendid views of the Creek wherein the modern era’s classiness joins hands with the aura and charm of olden times, our traditional Arabian dhow cruise Dubai provides you with an as-never-before sightseeing experience while allowing you to savor a wide range of freshly prepared international gourmet specialties; Also enjoy a spectrum of onboard activities including live music performances and traditional Tanura dance shows.
Drop-off to Hotel.
Breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy leisure time on your own. Desert Safari in Dubai is a mix of adventure, cultural entertainment, and sumptuous dinner under the stars. Experience an exhilarating escapade of a lifetime that offers six hours of untainted fun and heart-stopping activities. Admire the views of the dunes and desert just before sundown; Visit a Bedouin-style desert camp and enjoy a delicious BBQ dinner under the stars. Watch a belly-dancing show and whirling dervish-style tanoura folk dance as you eat. Enjoy a camel ride, watch henna artists at work, and get a henna tattoo if you wish. Return back to Hotel.
Overnight stay at Dubai hotel.
Discover the UAE's capital on an 8-hour tour to Abu Dhabi, with round-trip transfers from Dubai. Visit the Sheik Zayed Grand Mosque, named to honor the late president, His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. The tour will further lead you by attractions like stupendous Emirates Palace, the Abu Dhabi heritage village, and bustling Abu Dhabi city. Admire and capture the amazing places with a brief stop at each before heading off to Ferrari World. The last stop of the tour will be in Ferrari World. Enjoy the 20 thrilling rides and a host of exhibitions and experiences dedicated to the famous motoring marque. At Formula Rossa, feel the adrenaline rush of being catapulted from 0 to 62mph in 2 seconds, and experience the G-Force of a Formula 1 racing driver. The little ones will delight at the Junior Grand Prix driving school where they can get behind the wheel of a scaled down racing car. See classic road and race cars in the Galleria Ferrari, and learn about the famous drivers and designers. Leave with your own miniature Ferrari from the Ferrari Store or Ferrari Past and Present shop, with red-glove personal shopper assistance at your disposal. Drive back to Dubai in the evening with an unforgettable trip.
Breakfast at the hotel. Depart from hotel and return back to your own country with full of blissful memories.
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