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The futuristic metropolis, Dubai is fast becoming one of the world's top destinations. With a range of Dubai tours, you can be assured of an incredible stay. Head up high to view the world from the top of the Burj Khalifa or take to the desert sands on a Desert Safari. Indulge in luxury at Burj Al Arab, the jewel of Jumeirah, or take a Dhow cruise trip in the evening to complete your magical time here. Dubai is a city where indulgence and relaxation are essential requirements, add in some tours, and you have the perfect mix.

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Our tips for Dubai

  • Keep your lips sealed. Adopt a hands-off approach with your special someone during your time Dubai city tour. Kissing and overt PDAs isn’t this city’s style.
  • Dress down. Keep your more revealing outfits at home to avoid causing any offense. Locals in Dubai dress more conservatively than in most other cosmopolitan cities.
  • Shop around. This fashion capital boasts designer everything. For more authentic shopping experiences, Dubai day trips to the souqs, and open-air marketplaces full of Arabian trinkets and treasures are ideal.

Good to know

Dubai is a place where everything is possible and can boast some of the world's most recognizable and exciting attractions. Located on the northern edge of the Arabian Peninsula, Dubai is known for its rich heritage and quintessential experiences. Touted as the “Las Vegas of the Middle East, Dubai is known for its architectural marvels like Burj Khalifa (the tallest building in the world), Burj Al Arab, and Dubai Frame to name a few. At 492 feet tall, Dubai Frame is the biggest picture frame in the world.

Nonetheless, Dubai is a mecca for shoppers with one of the world’s largest malls – Dubai Mall which houses over 1200 brand stores and 120 cafes. That’s not it. Dubai has garnered the most attention for its massive theme parks such as IMG Worlds of Adventure which is the largest indoor themed entertainment park in the world.

While you are there, don’t forget to notice the fancy sports car that Dubai Police has at their disposal. From Ferrari to Bugatti and Lamborghini, they have every known exotic car in their fleet. Talking about cars, you may find one or more gold-plated cars whizzing past you on the streets of Dubai. Amazing right?!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the best time to visit Dubai?
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    Dubai is hot and steamy year-round. To avoid the scorching, sauna-like summer months, opt for a visit from November to March when low 30°C days rule. Be warned, with the pleasant weather comes the tourists. Tourist season reaches its peak in January through to March when top Dubai attractions host cultural events and festivals like the Dubai Camel Racing and Dubai Tennis Open.

  • Q: How do I navigate around the city?
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    A lack of pavements, pedestrian crossings and traffic lights make traveling by foot challenging, with many opting for a licensed driver or taxi to get them from point A to B. Besides driving, the city's modern transport links of metro trains and buses are your best bet. Simply pick up a rechargeable Nol Card from your local metro station or ticket office to travel on these channels.

  • Q: What are the top things to do in Dubai?
    A:

    The top must-do things in Dubai include a visit to the world’s tallest skyscraper Burj Khalifa, the sunset tour of Desert Safari, Dhow Cruise with dinner, and a visit to its major theme parks such as Bollywood Park, Motiongate and Legoland Park.

  • Q: What are adventure options in Dubai?
    A:

    There is plenty to experience for adventure enthusiasts in Dubai. You can enjoy outdoor activities like skydiving, dune bashing, quad biking, sand boarding, and hot air balloon rides.

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