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6-Day Vegetarian Itinerary in Dubai

Tuesday, January 16: Exploring Old Dubai

Start your trip by exploring the historic Al Fahidi neighborhood in Old Dubai. In the morning, visit the Dubai Museum to learn about the city's rich history. After that, take a traditional abra (boat) ride across Dubai Creek to the bustling Spice Souk and Gold Souk. Enjoy a vegetarian lunch at Rangoli Restaurant, known for its delicious Indian cuisine. Spend the afternoon wandering through the narrow lanes of Al Bastakiya and visit the Coffee Museum. In the evening, head to the Dubai Frame for panoramic views of the city.

  • Dubai Museum: AED 3 (USD 0.82), 2 hours
  • Spice Souk and Gold Souk: Free entry, 2 hours
  • Rangoli Restaurant: AED 60 (USD 16.34), 1.5 hours
  • Al Bastakiya: Free entry, 1 hour
  • Coffee Museum: AED 10 (USD 2.72), 1 hour
  • Dubai Frame: AED 50 (USD 13.61), 2 hours
Restaurants
  • For breakfast, head to Arabica Coffee in Al Fahidi neighborhood. This cozy café offers a variety of vegetarian options including avocado toast and homemade granola. Average cost for a meal is about AED 35 per person.
  • For lunch, try Bayt Al Wakeel Restaurant in the Spice Souk. This restaurant serves traditional Emirati dishes with a vegetarian twist. Enjoy their vegetable biryani or lentil soup. Average cost for a meal is about AED 50 per person.
  • For dinner, indulge in the vegetarian delights of The Royal Budha in Al Bastakiya. This restaurant offers a fusion of Thai and Indian cuisine, featuring dishes like vegetable green curry and paneer tikka masala. Average cost for a meal is about AED 80 per person.
Wednesday, January 17: Modern Dubai and Desert Safari

Start your day by visiting the iconic Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. Enjoy stunning views of the city from the observation deck. For lunch, head to the vegetarian-friendly Wild & The Moon in Dubai Mall. In the afternoon, explore the Dubai Mall and its various attractions, including the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo. In the evening, embark on a thrilling desert safari adventure. Experience dune bashing, camel riding, and a vegetarian barbecue dinner under the stars.

  • Burj Khalifa: AED 149 (USD 40.59), 2 hours
  • Wild & The Moon: AED 70 (USD 19.07), 1.5 hours
  • Dubai Mall: Free entry, 2 hours
  • Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo: AED 120 (USD 32.69), 1.5 hours
  • Desert Safari: AED 250 (USD 68.15), 6 hours
Restaurants
  • For breakfast, head to The Daily at Rove Downtown Dubai. This trendy cafe offers a wide range of vegetarian options such as avocado toast and smoothie bowls. The average cost for a meal is about AED 40 per person.
  • For lunch, try The Açai Spot at City Walk Dubai. This healthy eatery specializes in acai bowls and smoothies, perfect for a light and refreshing lunch. The average cost for a meal is about AED 50 per person.
  • For dinner, indulge in vegetarian Middle Eastern cuisine at 77 Veggie Boutique in Jumeirah 1. This restaurant offers a variety of dishes including falafel, hummus, and mezze platters. The average cost for a meal is about AED 60 per person.
Thursday, January 18: Palm Jumeirah and Souk Madinat Jumeirah

Spend the morning exploring Palm Jumeirah, a man-made island shaped like a palm tree. Visit the beautiful Atlantis, The Palm and explore its Lost Chambers Aquarium. Enjoy a vegetarian lunch at the famous Bread Street Kitchen & Bar. In the afternoon, relax on the pristine beaches of Palm Jumeirah. In the evening, visit the Souk Madinat Jumeirah, an Arabian-style shopping complex, and enjoy dinner at the vegetarian-friendly Pierchic restaurant.

  • Atlantis, The Palm: AED 169 (USD 46.06), 2 hours
  • Lost Chambers Aquarium: AED 120 (USD 32.69), 1.5 hours
  • Bread Street Kitchen & Bar: AED 100 (USD 27.22), 1.5 hours
  • Palm Jumeirah Beach: Free entry, 2 hours
  • Souk Madinat Jumeirah: Free entry, 2 hours
  • Pierchic: AED 250 (USD 68.15), 2 hours
Friday, January 19: Cultural Exploration and Shopping

Start your day by visiting the Jumeirah Mosque, one of the most beautiful mosques in Dubai. Take a guided tour to learn about Islamic culture and architecture. Enjoy a vegetarian brunch at the Arabian Tea House Restaurant & Café. In the afternoon, explore the Dubai Marina and indulge in some shopping at the Marina Mall. In the evening, visit the Dubai Mall again for shopping and entertainment. Don't miss the stunning Dubai Fountain show.

  • Jumeirah Mosque: AED 20 (USD 5.44), 2 hours
  • Arabian Tea House Restaurant & Café: AED 70 (USD 19.07), 1.5 hours
  • Dubai Marina: Free entry, 2 hours
  • Marina Mall: Free entry, 2 hours
  • Dubai Fountain: Free entry, 1 hour
Saturday, January 20: Dubai Parks and Resorts

Spend the day exploring Dubai Parks and Resorts, an entertainment complex with multiple theme parks. Start with Motiongate Dubai, where you can experience rides and attractions based on Hollywood movies. Enjoy a vegetarian lunch at the Riverland Dubai dining and entertainment district. In the afternoon, visit Bollywood Parks Dubai for a unique Bollywood-themed experience. End the day at Legoland Dubai, perfect for both kids and adults.

  • Motiongate Dubai: AED 245 (USD 66.71), 4 hours
  • Riverland Dubai: Free entry, 1.5 hours
  • Bollywood Parks Dubai: AED 175 (USD 47.65), 3 hours
  • Legoland Dubai: AED 245 (USD 66.71), 3 hours
Sunday, January 21: Dubai Miracle Garden and Global Village

Start your last day in Dubai by visiting the Dubai Miracle Garden, a stunning floral paradise with various themed gardens. Spend the morning exploring the colorful displays. Enjoy a vegetarian lunch at the vegetarian-friendly Bombay Urban Café. In the afternoon, head to Global Village, a multicultural festival park, showcasing different countries and cultures. Shop for unique souvenirs and indulge in international cuisine. End your trip with a spectacular fireworks show in the evening.

  • Dubai Miracle Garden: AED 55 (USD 14.99), 4 hours
  • Bombay Urban Café: AED 60 (USD 16.34), 1.5 hours
  • Global Village: AED 15 (USD 4.09), 3 hours

Hidden Gems and Local Favorites

Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Alserkal Avenue, an arts and culture district in Al Quoz. It is home to contemporary art galleries, creative spaces, and unique cafes. Another hidden gem is the Dubai Water Canal, where you can take a leisurely walk along the waterfront and admire the stunning architecture. Locals also love the Ravi Restaurant in Satwa, known for its delicious and affordable vegetarian Indian/Pakistani cuisine.

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