Itinerary

Day 1: Life on the Water

City Tour of New Dubai / Duration: 4 hrs

• Arrival & transfer to the hotel in the morning
• Blue Water Island
• Dubai Marina
• Palm Jumeirah
• Atlantis
• Emirates Hills
• Ski Dubai  
• 1 hour cruise on the Marina in a traditional dhow sailing vessel in the evening

Day 2: Local Traditions and History

Tour of Historical Dubai / Duration: 7-8 hrs (including lunch)

• The Frame
• Al Fahidi and Al Seef districts
• Shindagha area – getting to know the traditional local way of living and hospitality including the exotic market of spices the colorful souq of textiles and overbearingly rich gold souk
• Coffee Museum
• Lunch in a local restaurant

Day 3: Flowers & Camels

• Excursion to the Miracle Garden, in the morning
• Desert safari with BBQ dinner and a folklore show, in the afternoon-evening

Day 4: Back to the Future

Duration: 4-5 hrs

• Museum of the Future
• Burj Khalifa – the world’s tallest building
• Dubai Mall – the world’s largest mall & terrace view of its acclaimed dancing fountain show.
• Cocktail in Burj Al Arab, in the evening

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Often cited as the crown jewel of the U.A.E, the ultramodern city-emirate of Dubai has made itself a name as a must-see destination in the last two decades, and for good reason. A stunningly multicultural global hub and treasure trove of unique, state-of-the-art architecture, Dubai was nicknamed the ‘paradise of architects’ for its one-of-a-kind structures and skyscrapers. Home to some of the world’s grandest and most luxurious hotels, extravagant restaurants, and unforgettable nightlife venues, and boasting a shoreline of beautiful beaches alongside an endless range of entertainment options, Dubai has something to offer and enchant travelers from all walks of life. Whether your interests lie in world-class shopping experiences, unmissable culinary delights, or more adventurous activities that range from watersports, sky-diving, indoor skiing, camel riding, and dune-bashing in the U.A.E.’s gorgeous desert landscapes. Take an amble through the many traditional Arabic souks that pepper this ever-evolving metropolis and you will soon realize Dubai’s richness not only in terms of material wealth but as a place that is trying to preserve its proud past and cultural traditions but strives to be open to everything new, which it also achieves by playing host to an impressive variety of important international events, conferences, and competitions year-round.