Dubai Tour
Looking for an unforgettable Dubai holiday? Our exclusive 5-day Dubai tour package offers the perfect blend of luxury, adventure, and cultural experiences. Designed especially for Indian travelers, this tour allows you to explore the best of Dubai in style and comfort.
Your adventure begins with a welcoming transfer to your hotel, where you’ll check-in and prepare for an exciting journey. Start your Dubai trip with an enchanting evening Dhow Cruise along the Dubai Marina, complete with a delectable dinner and breathtaking views of the city’s stunning skyline.
Explore Dubai’s iconic landmarks on a half-day city tour, which includes the luxurious Burj Al Arab, the man-made marvel of Palm Jumeirah, the world-renowned Dubai Mall, and a thrilling visit to the 124th floor of Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. Take in panoramic views of this dazzling city from one of its most famous attractions.
Your Dubai holiday isn’t complete without a Desert Safari! Experience camel rides, adrenaline-pumping dune bashing, and a scrumptious BBQ dinner under the stars in the vast desert.
On your leisure day, explore more of Dubai with optional visits to the famous Global Village, a unique cultural and shopping experience, or the Miracle Garden, a stunning display of vibrant flowers.
This Dubai package for Indian travelers is designed to offer the ultimate experience, blending relaxation and excitement with luxurious accommodations and smooth transfers. Book now for an unforgettable Dubai getaway!
Highlights of the Dubai Tour Package
- 04 Nights’ Accommodation in Dubai (Choose from 3 or 4-Star Hotels)
- Daily Breakfast
- All Tours and Transfers on a Shared Basis
- Private Airport Transfers to and from Dubai International Airport
- Evening Marina Dhow Cruise with Dinner and Stunning Views
- Half-Day Dubai City Tour
- Visit to Dubai Mall and Observation Deck on the 124th Floor of Burj Khalifa
- Thrilling Evening Desert Safari in a Land Cruiser with BBQ Dinner under the Stars
Meals Included:
- 04 Breakfasts
- 02 Dinners (One during the Evening Dhow Cruise and the other during the Desert Safari)
Accommodations
Here are the hotel options for your 4-night stay in Dubai:
- Pearl Swiss Hotel
- Room Type: Superior King Room
- Meals Included: Breakfast
- The Bristol Hotel Dubai (formerly JW Marriott Hotel Dubai)
- Room Type: Standard King Size Room
- Meals Included: Breakfast
- Citymax Bur Dubai
- Room Type: Standard Room
- Meals Included: Breakfast
- Royal Ascot Hotel
- Room Type: Superior Deluxe Room
- Meals Included: Breakfast
- Marco Polo Hotel
- Room Type: Standard Room
- Meals Included: Breakfast
- Fortune Pearl Hotel, Deira
- Room Type: Standard Room
- Meals Included: Breakfast
- Oaks Ibn Battuta Gate Dubai
- Room Type: Premier Room
- Meals Included: Breakfast
Included in the Price:
- Dubai
- Private Airport Transfer from Dubai International Airport
- Evening Marina Dhow Cruise with Dinner (on Sharing Basis)
- Half Day Dubai City Tour with Dubai Museum (no entry ticket included) – on Sharing Basis
- Photo Stop at Burj Al Arab Hotel
- Dubai Mall and Top of Burj Khalifa – 124th Floor (on Sharing Basis) – Non Prime Hours
- See the Dubai Fountain at Dubai Mall
- Evening Desert Safari (in Land Cruiser) with BBQ Dinner (on Sharing Basis)
- Daily Breakfast
Day-wise Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Dubai – Transfer to Hotel + Evening Marina Dhow Cruise with Dinner
Upon your early morning arrival at Dubai/Sharjah airport, our friendly representative will greet you and assist you in collecting your luggage. After a smooth transfer to the hotel, check-in, and relax before the evening’s adventure. In the evening, enjoy a luxurious Dhow Cruise along the Dubai Marina. Soak in the dazzling night views of the city’s skyline as you indulge in a delicious dinner onboard. After the cruise, we’ll transfer you back to the hotel for a restful night.
(Dinner included)
Note: If your flight arrives in the afternoon or evening, the Marina Cruise will be scheduled for Day 4.
Day 2: Morning Half Day City Tour – Dubai Mall & Top of Burj Khalifa
Start the day with a half-day city tour of Dubai. Visit the Dubai Museum (entry ticket not included) housed in the 18th-century Al Fahidi Fort, where you can explore artifacts depicting traditional Arab life. Next, enjoy a photo stop at the iconic Burj Al Arab, the world’s only seven-star hotel, and Palm Island, home to the luxurious Atlantis Hotel. Drive through the impressive Sheik Zayed Road with its towering skyscrapers and shop at one of Dubai’s premier malls.
Later, head to Dubai Mall, one of the largest malls in the world, before ascending to the 124th floor of the Burj Khalifa. The high-speed elevator will take you to the top for a breathtaking 360-degree view of the city. Afterward, watch the Dubai Fountain show at 7 pm, where the largest fountain in the world comes to life every 20 minutes.
(Breakfast included)
Day 3: Evening Desert Safari with Dinner
Today, embark on an unforgettable Desert Safari. In the evening, get ready for thrilling adventures like dune bashing, camel riding, sandboarding, and henna painting. Take in the stunning desert sunset and enjoy an authentic BBQ dinner under the stars. The evening also includes a mesmerizing belly dancing show, along with unlimited soft drinks and optional shisha smoking (at extra cost).
(Breakfast included)
Day 4: Day at Leisure
Enjoy a day of relaxation or opt for additional sightseeing (at extra cost). You can explore attractions like Global Village or the Miracle Garden, or simply unwind at your leisure.
(Breakfast included)
Day 5: Departure from Dubai
After a memorable stay, you will be picked up from the hotel lobby at the scheduled time and transferred to the airport for your flight.
(Breakfast included)
This itinerary ensures you experience the best of Dubai with iconic landmarks, thrilling activities, and ample leisure time to explore the vibrant city.
Exclusions:
- Air Fare
- Tourism Dirham fee is not included and must be paid directly at the hotel at the time of check-out. The charge is 15 AED per room per night.
- Any increase in Airfare, Visa fees, Airport taxes, Government Taxes, Fuel Surcharges, or the applicability of new taxes from the Government.
- Any upgradation in Airline class or hotel room category, as well as costs for air ticket deviation charges.
- Any increase in the rate of exchange that may lead to an increase in land arrangements, which may occur before departure.
- Cost of pre-tour or post-tour hotel accommodation.
- Any additional expenses such as route changes, airline changes, date changes, or accommodation facilities due to unforeseen or unavoidable circumstances during the tour.
- Porterage, laundry, telephone charges, shopping, wines, alcoholic beverages, personal items, or food and drinks not included in the set group menu.
- Any extra costs incurred for an individual due to illness, accident, hospitalization, or personal emergencies.
- Any services or activity charges not mentioned in the group tour itinerary.
- If a passenger opts for direct joining, they will bear the cost of airport transfers and will join the group at the hotel.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- What is the best time to visit Dubai?
The best time to visit Dubai is between October and March. During this period, the weather is pleasant, with mild temperatures, making it perfect for outdoor activities. It’s also the peak season for tourism, as most attractions and activities are open and easily accessible. - Is Dubai safe for tourists?
Yes, Dubai is considered one of the safest cities for tourists. It has low crime rates and strict laws. However, it’s essential to follow local customs and regulations to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip. - Do I need a visa to visit Dubai?
Indian citizens require a tourist visa to visit Dubai. You can apply for an e-visa or a visa through a travel agent or Dubai-based airline. Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months from your planned arrival date. - What currency is used in Dubai?
The currency used in Dubai is the UAE Dirham (AED). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s a good idea to carry some cash for small purchases or in case of emergencies. - Are meals included in the Dubai tour package?
Yes, meals are included in most Dubai tour packages. Typically, breakfast is provided daily at your hotel, and two special dinners are included, such as on the evening Dhow Cruise and during the Desert Safari. - What should I wear while visiting Dubai?
Dubai has a modern and conservative dress code. Light, comfortable clothing is recommended, but modest dress is essential in public spaces. When visiting mosques or religious sites, be sure to dress more conservatively, covering your shoulders and knees. - Is there any dress code for visiting Burj Khalifa?
There is no specific dress code for visiting the Burj Khalifa, but it’s advisable to dress smartly, especially for the restaurant or lounge areas. Casual clothing is suitable for visiting the observation decks. - What is the best way to get around Dubai?
Dubai has an excellent public transportation system, including the metro, buses, and taxis. For short distances, taxis are convenient, and the metro is a fast option for major attractions. However, if you book a tour package, transportation will typically be included. - Can I buy alcohol in Dubai?
Alcohol is available in licensed hotels, restaurants, and bars. However, it is illegal to drink alcohol in public places or to be publicly intoxicated. Always consume alcohol in designated areas. - Are tips expected in Dubai?
While tips are not mandatory in Dubai, it’s customary to leave a tip of 10-15% for good service in restaurants, or a small tip for drivers and hotel staff.
