Dubai Museum

Located in the Al Fahidi Fort, Dubai Museum showcases Dubai’s history and its original heritage. The museum portrays the life of the people before the invention of oil by recreating historic local houses, mosques, souks, date farms, desert and marine life. There are items dating back to 3000 BC which are carefully preserved for the future reference.

Dubai creek

Dubai Creek is a saltwater river located in Dubai. It is just amazing to watch the world pass by in the bustling creek area; where you can be a part of the moving crowd by taking an abra ride. Abra is an age-old traditional boat where you can have a trip for 1 AED.

Jumeirah Mosque

Jumeirah Mosque is one of the two mosques in Dubai that is open to non-Muslims. Our guide will explain the religion and culture of the Emiratis and will have all your questions answered during this Jumeirah Mosque trip.

Burj Al Arab

Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai is the world’s most luxurious hotel and is the final word for extravagance. Propelling to the dizzying height of more than 320 metres, this marvellous architecture is located on the shores of Jumeirah beach.

Palm Jumeirah

Located in the Jumeirah coastal region of Dubai, Palm Jumeirah is the smallest of the trio of Palm Islands constructed in the shape of a palm tree; which consists of the main trunk with a crown comprising of 17 fronds. This human-made island consists of villas, shoreline apartment buildings, themed boutique hotels, five-star hotels, marinas, beaches, beach cafes, restaurants and an endless assortment of retail outlets.

Atlantis Hotel

Atlantis Hotel is another luxury property with ultra-modern amenities and revolutionary architecture located in the Jumeirah coastal region of Dubai. It is a fabulous hotel with incredible facilities, just like a mini-city.

Dubai Marina

Dubai Marina is a human-made canal city developed along a 3-kilometre (2 mi) stretch of Persian Gulf shoreline. With beach, restaurants, residences and shops, this Marina is an active tourist destination in Dubai.

King Palace

King Palace is undoubtedly a majestic place to explore in Dubai. It is one of the oldest buildings in the city and a piece of Dubai’s history. It was the official residence of Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum – the ruler of Dubai from 1912 to 1958, and grandfather of the present ruler – His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum.