Dubai
Futuristic skyline meets Arabian heritage. Luxury shopping, desert adventures, and architectural marvels.
About Dubai
Dubai is a city of superlatives - tallest building, largest mall, most ambitious projects. Yet beyond the glittering towers, discover traditional souks, desert dunes, and genuine Arabian hospitality. This melting pot seamlessly blends ultramodern infrastructure with cultural heritage, offering world-class hotels, Michelin-starred dining, and experiences from indoor skiing to dune bashing.
What to See & Do
Burj Khalifa - world's tallest building with observation deck
Dubai Mall - mega shopping with aquarium and ice rink
Desert Safari - dune bashing, camel rides, and Bedouin dinner
Palm Jumeirah - man-made island with luxury resorts
Gold & Spice Souks - traditional markets in old Dubai
Dubai Fountain - choreographed water show at Burj Khalifa Lake
Where to Stay
Burj Al Arab
luxuryIcon of luxury. Seven-star sail-shaped hotel on private island with 24-carat gold interiors.
Atlantis The Palm
familyFamily resort on Palm Jumeirah with waterpark, aquarium, and dolphin encounters.
Al Maha Desert Resort
luxuryLuxury desert oasis with private pools, wildlife, and dune views. All-inclusive.
Activities & Experiences
Burj Khalifa At The Top
Visit world's highest observation deck on 148th floor
Desert Safari
Dune bashing, camel rides, falconry, and Bedouin dinner
Dubai Helicopter Tour
Aerial views of Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, and city
Gold Souk Tour
Explore traditional markets with guide and bargaining tips
Where to Eat
Pierchic
Seafood
Overwater restaurant with Arabian Gulf views at Al Qasr
Al Hadheerah
Arabian
Desert dining with live cooking and entertainment at Al Maha
Zuma
Japanese
Contemporary izakaya-style dining in DIFC
Sample Itineraries
Dubai Luxury & Adventure
Arrival & Modern Dubai
- Check into hotel
- Dubai Mall shopping
- Burj Khalifa sunset
- Dubai Fountain show
- Dinner at Zuma
Desert Adventure
- Morning at hotel beach
- Afternoon desert safari
- Dune bashing
- Camel rides
- Bedouin dinner under stars
Old Dubai & Culture
- Gold and Spice Souks
- Abra water taxi
- Al Fahidi Historical District
- Dubai Museum
- Arabian lunch
- Helicopter tour
Palm & Beach
- Aquaventure Waterpark
- Lost Chambers Aquarium
- Beach time
- Spa treatment
- Overwater dinner at Pierchic
Shopping & Departure
- Morning at Mall of the Emirates
- Ski Dubai visit
- Last-minute shopping
- Airport departure
Quick Facts
Region
Middle East
Best Time to Visit
Nov-Mar
When to Go
November-March offers perfect weather (70-80°F) for outdoor activities. Peak season with festivals and events.
Avoid: June-August is extremely hot (100-115°F) with high humidity. Indoor activities only.
Getting There
Dubai International Airport (DXB) is one of world's busiest, with direct flights from every continent. Dubai Metro connects airport to city. Taxis and ride-sharing apps widely available.
Local Tips
- Dress modestly in public areas - shoulders and knees covered
- Friday is holy day - some attractions and restaurants have limited hours
- Haggle in souks but not in malls - fixed prices in modern shops
- Download Dubai Metro and taxi apps for easy navigation
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