Dubai in a Glimpse

Meet at the Dubai International Airport followed by a transfer to your hotel. Optional: Afternoon Desert Safari & BBQ dinner USD 70/person (daily) – Safari tour with English driver on a sharing basis. In the afternoon, our safari guides will take you on a 4-wheel drive into the golden dunes of Arabia. Experience the thrill of a lifetime while riding through the dunes. Enjoy a beautiful scenic sunset overlooking the desert. Then continue to our Bedouin campsite, where you can enjoy camel riding, a Henna design, Arabic gava, local dresses, soft drinks, tea or coffee, a Hubbly Bubbly, and a delicious barbeque buffet. Adding to the atmosphere of the night is an enchanting belly dancer performing to the Arabic rhythms.

(Mon/Wed/Sat)- Half-day guided tour on a sharing basis. Enjoy the magnificent view of Dubai Creek while driving through the heritage area of Bastakiya, with its fascinating old Wind Towered Houses built by wealthy merchants. We will visit the 180-year-old Al Fahidi Fort, which today houses the Dubai Museum. We continue our journey by Abra, a traditional water taxi across the creek, and stroll through the spice and gold souks or markets. On our way to Burj Al Arab, one of Dubai’s landmarks, we make a photo stop at the Jumeirah Mosque.

Check out before noon and transfer to Dubai International Airport. Optional: Marina Dhow Cruise USD 80/person – Two hours Marina Dhow Cruise on a sharing basis. A Dhow Cruise Dinner in Dubai has been a classic for many years running, however, traditionally it has been done in The Creek. A new concept emerged with the building of a luxurious and stylish area – Dubai Marina. The old concept of the Dhow Cruise has been reinvented and remodeled to fit the Dubai Marina atmosphere and has quickly become a new classic. One of the things that make the Dinner Cruise in Dubai Marina special is the views of the new Dubai Area that are stunning at night. Dubai Marina is a vibrant area with lots of coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques, and people enjoying themselves. The traditional wooden dhow that has been used for decades as a primary shipping vessel is a great contrast to the ultra-modern, and almost futuristic views of Dubai Marina, providing a balance between new and old.