For some delectable, delightful and dazzling times? Then take a private tour of Dubai the largest state in The United Arab Emirates.
Dubai is well known for its ultramodern architecture which includes the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa which stand 830 meters tall. The Burj Al Arab is the most luxurious hotel in the world set on an island and is in a striking sail shape. See the Dubai Fountain with jets and lights that are choreographed to music.
The shopping opportunities in Dubai are out of this world with some of the largest Malls globally here. The term ‘shop till you drop’ comes true when you go shopping in Dubai.
The beaches are fabulous with the crystal clear waters of the Arabian Gulf and golden sand. Enjoy the likes of kite surfing, paddle boarding or just relaxing with the stunning skyscrapers as your backdrop.
There is much talk about whether you can drink alcohol in Dubai, well you can once you are over 21 years of age. It is against the law to drink alcohol in the street or a public space, but it is quite ok to go wild and have a great night in the local entertainment bar and nightclub.
SOLD OUTWith a guaranteed panoramic view seats, you can relax as you enjoy the incredible visions of Dubai marvels beauty. child seats are provided upon your request for free
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SOLD OUTDiscover Dubai a metropolis & impressive City on this private trip. Visit Traditional Museum, Dubai Creek, Gold Souk, Traditional Abra crossing, a photo-stop at Grand Jumeira
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Take a guided tour of the United Arab Emirates most famous building and the tallest Skyscraper in the world. Find the sky high Burj Khalifa in Dubai where you can travel up to the highest observation deck in the globe. The panoramic views are spectacular, stunning and the whole experience is exhilarating. If you go to Dubai just to visit here, it will not be a wasted tour.
Another beautiful landmark found in Dubai is The Jumeirah Mosque. It is the only mosque in Dubai that allows non-Muslim guests visit six days a week. Women must wear respectful clothing and headscarf. The building is built in the medieval Fatimid tradition from white stone and the twin towers either side of the dome makes the mosque standout. At night it is a spectacular sight to see when all lit up.
On a sightseeing tour of Dubai, you will see The Bastakia quarter of Dubai which is the last remaining part of Old Dubai for modern intervention. There are narrow lanes that are lined with beautifully preserved buildings. These buildings are of typical Arabian architecture styles with wind tower features. Visit the various museums which are in the old buildings and walk along the last segment of the original Dubai city wall.
Historically The Grand Mosque is Dubai’s leading place of Islamic Worship and has had an interesting past. First built in 1900, demolished in 1960 before finally being completed again 1990. The mosque is impressively large and somewhat plain in contrast to other mosques but still has its endearing features like intricately carved windows and doors, rising above there are eighteen tiny domes and Dubai’s tallest minaret.
Located in the Al Fahidi Fort, take a guided tour of The Dubai Museum. It is the oldest existing building in the city having being built in 1787. There are galleries that recreate historic Arab houses, mosques and Souks. There are exhibits on date farms, desert and marine life, pearl diving with sets of pearl merchants weights, scale and sieves. See the artefacts excavated by locals during several archaeological digs.
Towards the end of Dubai Creek, you will find, on guided tour, Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House. Probably the oldest building in the city and part of Dubai's history. This building was the official residence of the Ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum, (1912-1958) and grandfather of the present ruler. It is here that the vision of Dubai was first thought. The house which is now a museum with exhibits that record the history of Dubai.
Take a sightseeing tour to Dubai Dolphinarium. Visit one of the region’s most loved attractions where you can get up close and personal to graceful bottlenose dolphins or playful seals. There is an interactive extravaganza that showcases these amazing animals and their astounding skills. See the animals perform acrobatics, dance, sing, juggle, playable, jump through hoops and more. Thoroughly enjoyable tour for all the family.
Take a private tour by boat along Dubai Creek. One of Dubai’s most picturesque locales that stands for traditional aura and charm. You may think that the record-breaking skyscrapers and entertainment venues would be Dubai’s identifiers, but yet it is this natural seawater creek that stands as the real identity of Dubai. The creek runs through the heart of the city and segregates Dubai into two districts: Bur Dubai and Deira.
On a city tour, take the time to visit one of Dubai’s best established modern districts. It is built around the largest man-made marina in the world. There are plenty of activities to do here as well as great restaurants with delicious food and entertainment complexes. The residence and towers that are home to expats, who arrive here looking for a new life, are some of the tallest apartment buildings in the world.
Take a sightseeing tour to Mushrif Park which is located 15km away from the city centre. This pristine and landscaped park is well worth a visit. The park has an international village, electronic entertaining games, swimming pools, children game area, bicycle track, prayer rooms, train ride service, numerous restaurants and canteens. There is a park theatre where musical concerts perform on holidays a must whilst visiting The United Arab Emirates.
There are fabulous resorts in Dubai, but there are also specialised entertainment ‘villages’ for tourists such as Dubai’s ‘The Irish Village’ which hosts concerts, serves fantastic food and drink and great generally a place to have great ’craic’.
When on a private tour, your tour guide will point out all the best places for entertainment for the evening time.
The history and culture of Dubai are also something worth investigating through the Museums, Mosques, Stately houses, ancient ruins and historical sites. There is a guided tour of all the interesting and worthwhile places of Dubai.
As a point of interest, public displays of affection are not well-tolerated in the United Arab Emirates. Holding hands is ok for married couples but kissing or hugging in public are not acceptable.