Experience a thrilling off-road adventure in the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve. Hop on a 4x4 vehicle and explore the wildlife, sand dunes and Bedouin-style camp while enjoying a traditional Emirati meal and entertainment.
Start your day early with a visit to the world's tallest building- the iconic Burj Khalifa which towers at an outstanding height of 828 meters, followed by a mesmerizing spectacle of the Dubai Fountain, the largest choreographed fountain system set on the Burj Khalifa Lake.
Explore the man-made Palm Jumeirah Island, the world's largest artificial island, and indulge in a thrilling aquatic adventure at Aquaventure Waterpark. Take on the exciting water slides, enjoy the marine life at The Lost Chambers Aquarium, and ride the white-water rapids at the Torrent River.
Marvel at the largest flower garden in the world- the Dubai Miracle Garden, with over 45 million flowers arranged in breathtaking designs. Afterward, head to the Global Village, the world's largest tourism, leisure and entertainment project showcasing cultures, cuisines, and crafts from around the world.
Experience skiing and snowboarding in the middle of the desert at Ski Dubai, an indoor ski resort that features a snow park and a penguin encounter. Then, visit the nearby Mall of the Emirates, one of the largest malls in the world, and indulge in some shopping, dining or watching a movie at the cinema.
Take a stroll along the Dubai Marina, a scenic waterfront district brimming with restaurants, cafes and high-end boutiques. For the adventurous, take the ultimate leap of faith with Skydive Dubai, an unforgettable tandem skydiving experience where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Palm Jumeirah and Dubai skyline.
End your trip with a visit to the stunning Hatta Dam, a serene oasis set amidst the dramatic mountains. Take a kayaking tour and paddle through the tranquil turquoise waters while taking in the awe-inspiring views.
Most places in Dubai are well-connected by metro, buses, or taxis. Taxis are relatively affordable, with a basic fare of AED 5, plus AED 1.96 per kilometer. The Dubai Metro runs from 5 am to midnight on weekdays and until 1 am on weekends. A one-day pass for the metro costs AED 20 and a seven-day pass costs AED 110.
If you have more time, consider adding a visit to the Dubai Mall, the largest mall in the world, or take a desert safari and indulge in some sandboarding or camel riding. For those with less time, skip Skydive Dubai or the Dubai Miracle Garden and Global Village.
Dubai International Airport (DXB) is the primary airport in Dubai, located in the Al Garhoud district, about 4 km east of Dubai city center. The airport is served by over 140 airlines and offers direct flights to over 270 destinations worldwide. Another airport is the Dubai World Central (DWC), located about 37 km southeast of Dubai city center, which is primarily used for cargo operations but also handles some passenger flights.