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Monday Oct 23rd: Flight from USA to Dubai
Tuesday Oct 24th: Arrive in Dubai.
In the evening, visit to the Dubai Mall, the world’s tallest building.
No building in the modern history has aroused so much curiosity and intrigue as has Burj Khalifa. From your vantage point on the 124th floor of the world’s tallest building, you will experience first hand, this modern architectural and engineering marvel.
You will also visit one of the largest fountain in the world dancing in sync with classical Arabic and world music. The musical fountain occurs on every 30 minutes from 6pm to 11pm.
Tuesday Oct 24th: Arrive in Dubai.
In the evening, visit to the Dubai Mall, the world’s tallest building.
No building in the modern history has aroused so much curiosity and intrigue as has Burj Khalifa. From your vantage point on the 124th floor of the world’s tallest building, you will experience first hand, this modern architectural and engineering marvel.
You will also visit one of the largest fountain in the world dancing in sync with classical Arabic and world music. The musical fountain occurs on every 30 minutes from 6pm to 11pm.
Wednesday Oct 25th: DUBAI
After breakfast, depart for a half day city tour .
Visit the historic sites and experience the vibrant cosmopolitan life of Dubai . The tour starts with a photo-stop at the iconic landmark of Dubai, Burj Al Arab Hotel. Proceed to Jumeirah, the picturesque palace and residential area of Dubai, also home to the impressive Jumeirah Mosque. The tour continues to Al Bastakiya, the old part of Dubai, to reach the museum located in Al Fahidi Fort. Get aboard the Abra (water taxi) to cross the Creek to the Spice Souk. On your return, shop in the most famous landmark of Dubai – the Gold Souk.
Afternoon at Leisure.
After breakfast, depart for a half day city tour .
Visit the historic sites and experience the vibrant cosmopolitan life of Dubai . The tour starts with a photo-stop at the iconic landmark of Dubai, Burj Al Arab Hotel. Proceed to Jumeirah, the picturesque palace and residential area of Dubai, also home to the impressive Jumeirah Mosque. The tour continues to Al Bastakiya, the old part of Dubai, to reach the museum located in Al Fahidi Fort. Get aboard the Abra (water taxi) to cross the Creek to the Spice Souk. On your return, shop in the most famous landmark of Dubai – the Gold Souk.
Afternoon at Leisure.
In the evening, depart for a 2-hour dinner cruise in a unique luxury floating majlis in Dubai Marina. This exclusive buffet dinner cruise takes place in the heart of new and modern Dubai, departing from Dubai Marina for Palm Lagoon. Unlike typical dinner cruises on board a traditional dhow, you will sail in a luxury floating majlis, a state-of-the-art floating houseboat. You will have spectacular views of the Dubai skyline at night. Relax in the comfortable saloon when you would prefer to be indoors.
Thursday Oct 26: Day trip to ABU DHABI.
Discover the highlights of Abu Dhabi, capital of the Emirates, known as the Arabian Jewel. Jebel Ali Port, the biggest man-made port in the world is one of the landmarks which we pass on the way to Abu Dhabi. On arrival, visit the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. We then continue to visit the Sheikh Zayed Centre to get a glimpse into the private life of H.H. Sheikh Zayed, who is often referred as "The Father of the UAE". Our next stop is the Heritage Village where we are taken to the past to explore the life before oil was discovered. A drive along the beautiful Corniche and Saadiyat Island, future home of The Louvre Abu Dhabi, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, Zayed National Museum and others, will bring you to Yas Island. Here we will have a final photo-stop near the Ferrari World (from outside) before heading back to Dubai. (Dress Code for mosque: Loose long trousers or long skirts & long sleeves to ankle/wrist. No shorts for men, no tight & transparent clothing. Women must cover their head with a scarf ) .
Discover the highlights of Abu Dhabi, capital of the Emirates, known as the Arabian Jewel. Jebel Ali Port, the biggest man-made port in the world is one of the landmarks which we pass on the way to Abu Dhabi. On arrival, visit the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. We then continue to visit the Sheikh Zayed Centre to get a glimpse into the private life of H.H. Sheikh Zayed, who is often referred as "The Father of the UAE". Our next stop is the Heritage Village where we are taken to the past to explore the life before oil was discovered. A drive along the beautiful Corniche and Saadiyat Island, future home of The Louvre Abu Dhabi, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, Zayed National Museum and others, will bring you to Yas Island. Here we will have a final photo-stop near the Ferrari World (from outside) before heading back to Dubai. (Dress Code for mosque: Loose long trousers or long skirts & long sleeves to ankle/wrist. No shorts for men, no tight & transparent clothing. Women must cover their head with a scarf ) .
Friday Oct 27: DUBAI
Morning at leisure.
In the afternoon, depart for a Desert Safari in Land Cruiser (06 pax in a car). A visit to UAE would not be complete without adventuring across the arid Middle Eastern desert, feasting on traditional Arabic cuisine and bashing Dubai’s red sand dunes. Inside the camp, the many traditions of local hospitality revive memories of the Arabian Nights with Bedouin-style seating, aromatic water pipes, camel rides, traditional Arabic attire, and henna designers. Enjoy a buffet barbecue dinner. (Desert safari is not recommended for pregnant ladies, people with ailing back problems and heart conditions due to the strenuous effect of the safari. Comfortable walking shoes (sport shoes) Jeans, sun glasses and light sweater (in the winter time) are ideal and light lunch is suggested before the safari.).
Morning at leisure.
In the afternoon, depart for a Desert Safari in Land Cruiser (06 pax in a car). A visit to UAE would not be complete without adventuring across the arid Middle Eastern desert, feasting on traditional Arabic cuisine and bashing Dubai’s red sand dunes. Inside the camp, the many traditions of local hospitality revive memories of the Arabian Nights with Bedouin-style seating, aromatic water pipes, camel rides, traditional Arabic attire, and henna designers. Enjoy a buffet barbecue dinner. (Desert safari is not recommended for pregnant ladies, people with ailing back problems and heart conditions due to the strenuous effect of the safari. Comfortable walking shoes (sport shoes) Jeans, sun glasses and light sweater (in the winter time) are ideal and light lunch is suggested before the safari.).