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| From the timeless tranquility of the desert to the lively bustle of the souk, the United Arab Emirates offers a kaleidoscope of attractions for visitors. Dubai embraces a wide variety of scenery in a very small area. In a single day, you can experience everything from rugged mountains and awe-inspiring sand dunes to sandy beaches and lush green parks, from dusty villages and ancient houses with windtowers. |
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Dhow Cruise with Dinner:
Adults: from £39 | Children: from £25 |
 Enjoy a romantic delicious buffet dinner under the stars whilst cruising along the Creek and Dubai's brilliant illuminated skyline. On board the traditionally decorated wooden dhow, you will observe Dubai's major landmarks shining through the moonlit sky, including past and present architecture of the area.
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Dune Dinner Safari:
Adults: from £55 | Children: from £39
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 During this afternoon tour, you will discover the desert east of Dubai! After a thrilling drive over the sand dunes, you will stop to see the camels resting at their farm and watch the sunset from the high dunes. You will continue your journey until you reach the traditional Arabian camp. Here, you can experience a camel ride or just enjoy the Aromatic shisha. After sunset, a barbeque dinner is served and torchlight will illuminate the performance of a belly dancer.
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Burj Al Arab Afternoon Tea:
Adults: £95 |
 Enjoy Afternoon Tea in exquisite surroundings at the Burj Al Arab. This experience promises to surpass your expectations as you relax in the stylish and sophisticated hotel. Burj Al Arab Afternoon Tea is served either in the heart of the world's most luxurious hotel at Sahn Eddar or in the sky at Skyview Bar, which is located on the 27th floor.
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Al Ain Tour (lunch not included):
Adults: from £35 | Children: from £19 |
 Al Ain, the garden city of the Emirates, is nestled at the foothills of the Hajar Mountains at the Oman border. It is famous for its lush oasis, and the biggest camel market in the UAE. As a region of great archaeological importance, it also hosts a museum partly located in an old fort.
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Excursions are subject to confirmation and minimum conditions being met. Please call for more details.
Meals are not included (unless otherwise specified).
All off-road vehicles are fitted with safety belts and A/C.
As Safaris involve off-road driving through the rugged country
pregnant women and passengers aged less than 6 or over 65 are not accepted.
Photography of military and government installations is prohibited
It is recommended to ask before photographing local ladies.
Some of the tours and Safaris may not operate during the summer due to climatic conditions.
It is not always possible to serve food in the desert during summer. |
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