Dubai Sightseeing Tours

A Hop-on & Hop-off bus tour of Dubai city with a one to three-day sightseeing pass is the easiest way to see the city. Several routes are offered on the bus tour, and amazing sites are visited along the way. 

You can visit amazing sites such as Jumeriah Beach Park, Burj Al Arab, Gold Souk, and many more during the bus tour. Also, you can take a balloon ride in the morning to see the sun rising on the horizon, get a mesmerizing view of Dubai city, and view the falcons, the majestic national bird of UAE flying past you. 

This is important to note because hop-on & hop-off bus tours allow you to plan your itinerary based on what you want to see at your own pace.

In addition, you can upgrade to a premium ticket for an extra fee.

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Even though summer is hot and humid in Dubai, that doesn’t mean it must be boring. The summer season in Dubai does not mean that you cannot have a good time. During the summer months, there are lots of fun indoor and outdoor activities available in Dubai. 

Summer is the perfect time for a visit to farm restaurants in Al Barari, the Coffee Museum in Bur Dubai, and the Stomping Grounds at Jumeirah. 

Alternatively, you can snorkel and kite in Jumeirah Beach, visit water parks in Palm Jumeirah and Wild Wadi, ski in Dubai, go shark diving in Dubai Mall, or take a water taxi to Dubai Museum.

Dubai is world-famous for its wide variety of luxury hotels and resorts with five-star status as well as the world’s tallest hotel. In addition, Dubai is home to other record-breaking hospitality features, like the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, perhaps the world’s only seven-star hotel. 

Enjoy family fun at Atlantis, The Palm, beachside chic at Bvlgari, or Bedouin-style luxury at Bab Al Shams. Dubai offers its guests the best possible service. 

Many budget hotels in Dubai offer excellent amenities and service. Rove Hotels, Aloft, City and TryMax are among the budget hotels, and there are more.

Dubai city, the capital of Dubai Emirates, offers a kaleidoscope for attractions to its visitors. The attractions found in Dubai City include Burj Al Arab, Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, The World Islands, Dubai Miracle Garden, Dubai Marina, Beach Resorts & Residences. 

After a long month of Ramadan, Eid is celebrated. In the United Arab Emirates, Ramadan is celebrated with joy & excitement as it is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Ramadan is an Islamic holy month, during which Muslims observe the holiday by fasting between sunrise and sunset. As part of this fasting period, they practice the art of giving and pray regularly. 

The city comes alive with feasts and events after sunset when people break their fast. During this auspicious month, you should visit IMG World of Adventure at Sheikh Mohammed Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Dubai Festival City Mall, and Grosnover House at Dubai Marina. 

You can also enjoy the arts of singing at Dubai Opera, rides at Modhesh World, the serenity of the Green Planet slid, and enjoy at Ski Dubai and Arabian Gulf beaches. 

We already know Dubai is an expensive city and traveling can be costly. You might have to spend a lot of money, even for one person, to go on vacation to Dubai for one week. In the case of more than one person, the sum would amount to AED10,202 which is exactly twice as much. 

For trips longer than a week, the cost would increase accordingly. 

However, if you travel with your family, the overall cost might be lower. This is because children’s tickets are less expensive than adults.

Well, well, well, Dubai is a great place just about everywhere, as you can enjoy the high-speed internet whether you are in a hotel, at the beach, or even in your car. 

The icing on the cake is that Dubai City offers free Wi-Fi connectivity. WiFi, a network commonly found at airports in Dubai, is the most commonly used Wi-Fi network in Dubai. WowFi’s name describes the Wi-Fi connection well, not to mention the speed of 100 Mbps it offers. 

In addition to airports, Dubai Culture & Arts Authority also has high-quality facilities for its visitors, including a fast Wi-Fi network.

Even though you may have noticed that the natives of Dubai follow a strict dress standard, it does not apply to tourists. Due to their approximate composition of approximately 23 million, Dubai focuses more on the informal dressing. Approximately, 90% of the residents are ex-pats, and 10% are Emiratis. 

For easy understanding, ex-pats & tourists are allowed to dress according to their convenience & choice of clothing. Remember, though, that you should only wear swimwear down at the beach or pool. 

Additionally, you must wear appropriate clothing when visiting traditional and religious sites. Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and reaches just above the knees; we recommend carrying a scarf.