How to plan your Dubai Day Tour
We fell in love with Dubai at first sight. As soon as we stepped out of the airport, Dubai was awe-inspiring. We blogged about our incredibly entertaining camel-riding, belly-dancing, and dune-jumping desert vacation. The cultural heritage tour that brought us past the glitter and into the vibrant centre of Old Dubai has already been discussed. I may have stated how amazing it was to see the dancing fountains at the Burj Kalifa more than once.
Where to Stay in Dubai
It's a little tough because so much of it is up to personal preference. There are a few extremely seaside resort hotels for tourists, but there are also thousands more possibilities throughout the various parts of the city and on The Creek.
It actually depends on what you hope to accomplish on your journey. Hotels in Dubai are undoubtedly luxurious, and they are not as inexpensive as hotels elsewhere.
Getting Around Dubai
The red and green metro lines served the most of the city's tourist hotspots when we were there, and they were in Dubai.
As far as Jebel Ali in the south, the red line runs. Tickets are zone-specific.
A red NOL card that permits travel on all metro, bus, and tram networks is available for purchase by tourists.
Dubai Beaches
You can find any beach you wish in Dubai. Jumeira Beach and the Burj Al Arab are nearby.
When we visited Dubai, the water was calm, and the beaches were very clean. Although not as warm as you might expect, the water wasn't too cold.
Dubai Mall
This mall is frequently referred to as the largest mall in the world in terms of area, and you could easily spend days there. We adored the Burj Khalifa outdoors, where you can see the nightly water fountain show, and the ground-floor Dubai Aquarium.
Dubai Creek
Deira and Bur Dubai are located on each side of Dubai Creek. For a long time, it served as Dubai's principal port and point of entry, and the first bridge across it wasn't constructed over it until 1963. Although boats are still an option for crossing the creek, they are primarily used by tourists and a select few community.
Dubai Desert Tours
Your Dubai tour is incomplete without desert safari tour. Enjoy our Dubai Day Tours packages. Total trip durations 5 to 6 hrs including pickup and drop, dune bashing, camel ride.
What to Wear in Dubai
Dubai doesn't have any severe, mandatory clothing codes. At the beach and around swimming pools, you'll notice ladies who have chosen to cover up completely, while others wear swimsuits or bikinis.
Dubai-Best Times to Visit
Due to Christmas, school breaks, and the milder weather in December, Dubai is a very popular travel destination for winter vaccation. The months of July and August, when temperatures could reach 50 degrees, are perhaps the worst for travelling to Dubai.
