Dubai Abu Dhabi

Dubai a city of superlatives, dazzles with its futuristic skyline and opulent lifestyle. Rising from the desert sands, its iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah define luxury and innovation. Visitors can explore the world's largest shopping mall, indulge in gourmet dining, and experience unparalleled hospitality in some of the finest hotels globally. Beyond its architectural marvels, Dubai offers a blend of cultural heritage and modern attractions. The historic Al fahidi District and Dubai Museum provide a glimpse into the city's past, while the bustling souks offer a sensory overload of sights, sounds, and scents. Adventurers can enjoy desert safaris, dune bashing, and camel rides, experiencing the timeless allure of the Arabian desert. Dubai's cosmopolitan vibe is enhanced by its diverse population and vibrant nightlife. From extravagant beach clubs to serene desert.369 camps, the city caters to every taste. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or luxury, Dubai promises an unforgettable experience. DAY 01

Arrival & Marina Dhow Cruise
Arrival at Dubai International Airport.
Meet and Greet by the staff on Arrival & Transfer to Hotel.
Check in at the Hotel – Early Check in Subject to Availability.
In the evening, enjoy a relaxing time on a traditional dhow cruise with a view of Dubai Creek where you will have dinner on board featuring a variety of international cuisines.
Return Back to the Hotel. Over Night at the Hotel

DAY 02 Dubai City Tour, Miracle Garden, Global Village

Morning Breakfast at the Hotel Restaurant. Proceed to Half day Dubai City Tour, visiting key landmarks such as the Jumeirah Mosque, Burj Al Arab, and the Palm Jumeirah.
Photo stops at Zabeel Palace, Dubai Frame & Museum of the Future
Lunch at Local Restaurant
Proceed to Visit Miracle Garden, Marvel at the breathtaking beauty of the Miracle Garden, with millions of colorful flowers arranged in intricate patterns and designs
Proceed to Visit Global Village, Explore the Global Village, where you can journey around the world in a day, experiencing the cultures, traditions, and cuisines of over 90 countries. Dinner at Local Restaurant Return Back to the Hotel.
Over Night at the Hotel.

DAY 03 Burj Khalifa 124th Floor Non- prime, Desert Safari

Morning Breakfast at the Hotel Restaurant.
Visit Burj Khalifa for the 124th Floor Non Prime slot, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the city from the observation deck.
Lunch at Local Restaurant
15.00 Hrs. Pick up from the Hotel and proceed for the Desert Safari with BBQ dinner and Entertainments.
The day will end with a traditional BBQ dinner in a Bedouin-style camp, complete with entertainment such as belly dancing and a Tanura show Return Back to the Hotel.
Over Night at the Hotel.

DAY 04 Abu Dhabi City Tour

Breakfast at the Hotel.
Proceed for Abu Dhabi City Tour.
Visit the majestic Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, marveling at its stunning architecture and intricate design.
Lunch at Local Restaurant Meet Abu Dhabi’s Heritage Village, a family friendly spot to experience the traditional way of life in the desert. The village is an immersive time capsule, with an old-world souk (market), mosque and camp modelled on life in pre-modern UAE
Explore the Dates Market, where you can sample and purchase various 99types of dates, a traditional delicacy in the region
Enjoy a scenic drive through Abu Dhabi, passing by landmarks like Emirates Palace & Corniche for photo opportunities.
Dinner at Local Restaurant Return Back to the Hotel
Over Night at Hotel.

DAY 05

Return Departure Day.
Breakfast at the Hotel.
Check out -Late check is subject to availability
Transfer to the Airport for Departure Flight

Visa requirements	Visa is not required for EU citizens. Everyone else needs a Visa.
Languages spoken	English, Arabic
Currency used	Dhirham ( AED )
Area (km2)	3,572 sq mi
Country name	United Arab Emirates

Sports & nature

- Football: The UAE Pro League features popular local teams, and international clubs often host matches in Dubai.
- Cricket: Dubai hosts various international cricket tournaments, and there are dedicated facilities like the Dubai International Stadium.
- Tennis: The Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships attract top players from around the world.
Water Sports
- Jet Skiing and Parasailing: The coastline provides excellent opportunities for thrilling water sports.
- Diving: The marine life around the Gulf makes it a popular spot for diving enthusiasts.
Desert Sports
- Dune Bashing: Adventurous tourists and locals enjoy off-roading in the desert.
- Camel Racing: A traditional sport that reflects the region's heritage, with races held in various locations.
Marathons and Events
- Dubai Marathon: An annual event that attracts runners from around the globe, showcasing the city's commitment to fitness.
- Ironman 70.3: A triathlon event that tests athletes in swimming, cycling, and running.

Nature and Outdoor Activities

Desert Adventures
- Dune Bashing and Sandboarding: The vast deserts surrounding Dubai offer thrilling experiences for adventure seekers.
- Camel Rides: A unique way to explore the desert landscape and experience traditional Emirati culture.
Beaches and Waterfronts
- Jumeirah Beach: A popular destination for sunbathing, swimming, and various beach sports.
- Kite Beach: Known for its vibrant atmosphere and activities like kite surfing and volleyball.
Parks and Green Spaces
- Dubai Creek Park: Offers lush gardens, cycling paths, and family-friendly facilities.
- Zabeel Park: Features beautiful landscapes, a lake, and areas for picnics and sports activities.
Hiking and Nature Reserves
- Hatta: A mountainous area outside Dubai ideal for hiking, kayaking, and exploring nature.
- Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary: A protected area featuring mangroves, lagoons, and diverse bird species, including flamingos.
Golf Courses
- World-Class Golfing: Dubai is home to several prestigious golf courses, such as Emirates Golf Club and Jumeirah Golf Estates, attracting golf enthusiasts.

Nightlife info

1. Lively Beach Clubs
- Vibrant beach clubs like Nikki Beach and Zero Gravity offer stunning views of the Arabian Gulf.
- People lounging by the pool, sunset views over the beach, live DJ performances.
2. Sky Bars and Rooftops
- Rooftop bars like At.mosphere (in Burj Khalifa) and The 40th Floor provide breathtaking skyline views.
- City skyline at night, cocktails with a view, elegantly dressed guests enjoying the atmosphere.
3. Clubs and Lounges
- High-energy nightclubs like WHITE Dubai and Soho Garden are known for their international DJs and elaborate shows.
- Dance floors packed with people, light shows, aerial performers, and themed events.
4. Desert Safari Nights
- Unique nighttime experiences in the desert include BBQ dinners and traditional dance performances.
- Campfires under the stars, traditional Bedouin tents, and guests enjoying entertainment.
5. Cultural Experiences
- Events at places like Al Seef or Dubai Opera showcase local culture, music, and dance.
- Traditional performances, art displays, and people engaging in cultural activities.
6. Dining Experiences
- Fine dining restaurants like Pierchic and Zuma offer gourmet meals with stunning views.
- Plated dishes, elegant dining setups, and guests toasting with champagne.
7. Shopping and Entertainment Hubs
- Malls like The Dubai Mall often have entertainment options like ice skating and cinemas.
- People shopping, enjoying entertainment shows, and festive decorations.
8. Street Life
- Vibrant areas like JBR and Downtown Dubai come alive with street performers and outdoor markets.
- Street performers entertaining crowds, colorful market stalls, and people enjoying late-night snacks.9

Culture and history info

Origins: The area now known as Dubai has been inhabited for thousands of years, with evidence of trade and fishing activities as early as 3000 BCE. 8Pearl Diving: For centuries, pearl diving was a significant part of the local economy, influencing trade routes. Tribal Leadership: In 1833, the Al Maktoum family settled in Dubai, establishing it as a small fishing village and trading port. British Influence: By the late 19th century, Dubai became a protectorate of the British Empire, which helped modernize its infrastructure. 1971: Dubai joined with six other emirates to form the United Arab Emirates (UAE), marking a new era of development and modernization. Language: Arabic is the official language, reflecting the region’s heritage. Religion: Islam is the predominant religion, influencing daily life and cultural practices. Traditional Arts: Handicrafts, such as weaving, pottery, and calligraphy, remain vital to the culture. Modern Architecture: Iconic buildings like the Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah symbolize Dubai’s rapid modernization and architectural innovations Eid Celebrations: Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha are significant religious holidays celebrated with feasting, prayer, and family gatherings. Dubai Shopping Festival: A month-long event showcasing the city’s shopping, entertainment, and cultural activities. Diverse Offerings: Dubai’s culinary scene reflects its multicultural population, featuring traditional Emirati dishes alongside international cuisines. Popular Dishes: Dishes like Al Harees, Shawarma, and Falafel are widely enjoyed. Nomadic Traditions: The Bedouin lifestyle, centered on hospitality, storytelling, and falconry, remains an integral part of Emirati culture. Cultural Events: Camel racing and falconry competitions are popular, celebrating traditional practices.