Upon arrival in Dubai, be met at airport and transfer to the hotel. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Dubai Today offers visitors a myriad Experience- from the unforgettable charms of the traditional souks to inspiring imposing Skyscrapers. The journey starts at the world's tallest building, 'Burj Khalifa', situated above The Dubai Mall one of the world's largest shopping malls, where there is an opportunity to visit the 50 meter long aquarium and visualize the exotic wonders of aquatic life firsthand through breathtaking views. The journey continues to Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah, a man made island that has become a potent symbol of the Emirate. Have a photo stop opposite the ultra-luxurious Atlantis the Palm hotel. The unforgettable journey will end at Souk Madinat Jumeirah, a colorful and vibrant market in an Arabian city. Winding paths and passageways will lead through a real Arabic bazaar like ambiance mixing high end boutiques, local artisans and delicious cuisines in an explosion of sensations that finish in beautiful views towards the canals of the resort Madinat Jumeirah and the stunning vista of the Burj Al Arab. ...read less

It has been said that Dubai is a city of ages that rises out of the desert and crowns the Gulf Coast with its presence. The city is in constant motion and renewal, offering a unique blend of the old and the new, making it one of the most fascinating destinations in the world. The route starts with a magnificent view of Dubai Creek, passing by the heritage area of Bastakiya, with its charming wind towered houses built by wealthy merchants. Move on to the 225 year old Al Fahidi Fort, where the Dubai Museum holds precious archives and memories of the city's past, as well as chronicles of its developing stages. Just a few streets on, board an Abra, a traditional wooden boat, to cross the Creek for a visit to the Spice Market and the Gold Souk. Here find some of the best jewelry in town. Boarding the vehicle again have the opportunity to stop for a photo shoot next to Jumeirah Mosque- an architectural landmark of Dubai, and as finale to the journey, pass in front of Burj Al Arab.

With influences from all over the world contributing to Dubai’s rich food scene, there isn't a single cuisine on the planet that can't be found in the city. However the undoubted king of the Dubai culinary landscape has to be Middle Eastern cuisine, with countries from all over the region- including its own traditional Emirati-creating a culinary hybrid that has become synonymous with the city. “One of the best ways to get a feel of a place and really digest the local culture is through walking the streets and discovering the local food”, says Arva. Held during the cooler months, this four-hour Middle Eastern-themed walking tour takes you through the backstreets of Deira, to gobble everything from freshly baked Egyptian feteer to green hummus, Emirati cuisine and traditional Syrian pistachio ice-cream. ...read less

For those looking to spend a day exploring the rich cultural heritage of the UAE in depth, Sharjah City Tour is the perfect answer. Declared as the Cultural Capital of the UAE, Sharjah is a lively city with interesting artifacts in every corner and houses several museums and commercial centers. Enjoy a visit to colorful Arabian souks, learn about the Islamic culture and enjoy panoramic views of the city on the trip. Enjoy time in three of Sharjah's museums, Sharjah Art Museum, Sharjah Science Museum, and the Sharjah Maritime Museum. ...read less

The golden sand dunes of the desert will enable the thrill of a life time. The safari gives an opportunity to see the sand of Arabia in 4x4 vehicles. Arrive to the desert and stop on the highest sand dune to view the beautiful sunset and have a refreshing mineral water. Continue the drive to the authentic Bedouin campsite right in the heart of the deep desert, where henna design, local dresses, soft drinks, water, tea or coffee are offered. Try some camel rides and savor the local Hubbly Bubbly (water pipe), available in different flavors. Adding to the atmosphere of the night, an enchanting belly dancer performs a traditional dance to the rhythm of Arabic music. To top it all, a delicious barbecue buffet dinner is served under the stars.
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Terrain changes from colorful desert landscape to spectacular mountains scenery, passing through the agricultural areas of Al Dhaid on the way to the East Coast and the Gulf of Oman. The Gulf coastline is scattered with quaint small fishing villages including the old village of Dibba, once strategically important, and with a stunning view of the Indian Ocean. Shop for local handiwork, pottery and carpets at the Friday Market, or gaze upon the striking view of the canyon and the wadis which still display the pathways used by nomads in times gone by. Continuing along the coastline, arrive at the oldest and smallest mosque in the country, the Al Beyda Mosque, built in the 15th century. Continue through the port towns of Khorfakhan and Fujairah, passing by the ruins of the mountain dwellers and end the journey with a visit to the 300 year old Fujairah Fort as well as the fortress of Bithnah Oasis. ...read less

Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates and the residence of the Federal National Council. Recognized as one of the world's largest producers of oil, Abu Dhabi, is undergoing a massive diversification of its economy and is investing in many different areas such as commerce, tourism and culture. The journey begins in Dubai, traveling past the world's largest man made port at Jebel Ali, and mega airport "Dubai World Central" and onward for the less than two hour drive to Abu Dhabi. Be spellbound by the splendor of the new additions to Abu Dhabi's skyline, as well as the grandiose Grand Mosque, which is one of the largest mosques in the world. The journey continues through the heart of the city to see the famous Union Square, that houses symbolic themes inspired by the customs of the country. After a short drive along the Corniche, arrive to the Heritage Village. Browse and buy souvenirs in the Village and have the opportunity to enjoy shopping at the up market Abu Dhabi Marina Mall. Lunch at one of the most luxurious and unique hotels in the world, Emirates Palace, will add the finishing touch to the day. ...read less

At the appropriate time, be met at the hotel to transfer back to the Dubai airport for the departing flight.