On arrival you will be met and transferred to your hotel.

Dubai - the Gulf's most enchanting and cosmopolitan city offers both modern and ancient charms. You’ll see the famous Burj Al Arab, and afterwards visit the magnificent twin-minaret Jumeirah Mosque, a spectacular example of modern Islamic architecture and one of the most photographed sights in Dubai.

Pass by the Palastquater "Zabeel" Skyline at Dubai Creek and continue towards Bastakiya, where wind-towered houses of old merchants’ can be seen. Next it’s on to the Dubai Museum located in the 180 year-old Al Fahidi Fort (kindly note it is closed on Friday mornings).

After the museum visit cross Dubai Creek in an "abra" water taxi to reach the other side and to visit Dubai’s famous spice souk and gold souk – a great end to the day.

From the heart of Dubai we travel past Jebel Ali, the largest man-made port in the world, to Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. An ultra-modern city, Abu Dhabi is situated on an island. Towering skyscrapers and glittering glass facades abound everywhere in the city, but a generous sprinkling of parks and gardens help maintain Abu Dhabi’s reputation as being one of the greenest cities in the region. You will find it hard to believe that only 50 years ago, the city was no more than a fort surrounded by a modest village of date palm huts!

After lunch, we will see the age-old method of traditional dhow building at the dhow harbour, followed by a tour of the marvellous Al Husn Palace. We complete the tour with a long, relaxing drive along the scenic Corniche and the Al Bateen Palace area before driving back to Dubai.

Get ready to be tempted with some of the highlights of Dubai, from gold to handicrafts. We first head to the traditional-style souks before heading into Dubai’s famous modern shopping malls.

There is some free time until, in late afternoon, we set off in modern 4WD vehicles and head into the desert!

Hang on now as we embark on some 2 hours of dune bashing in the sand dunes of Al Aweer as we put our vehicles through their paces in this most exciting of modern desert sports. After a stop at a camel farm the sun will be setting and we arrive in our desert camp to a traditional Arab welcome of dates and strong coffee.

Settling down we enjoy an oriental buffet dinner (soft drinks and water are free of charge), ladies can get their hands painted with henna, camels are available for those who want to have a short ride.

(Kindly note that during Ramadan no live entertainment such as belly dancing and no alcohol is allowed in the camp).

Later after a great evening we return to Dubai.

Today has been left free for you to relax. Why not enjoy the famous beaches or take one of our many optional tours?

This evening we head out onto a traditional dhow cruise. Here on a traditional wooden vessel you will cruise along the Creek and enjoy the famous skyline and a sumptuous buffet dinner on board, while relaxing listening to a mix of music – a great end to the day.

First today we head via Masafi, through the Hajjar Mountains to Dibba where we pause at the Friday Market. On reaching Dibba we head along the coastline to the oldest mosque of the Emirates, in Badiyah. 

After a lunch break we head to the Sandy Beach Hotel for a swim in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. Afterwards we drive to Khor Fakkan, Fujairah and Bitnah Fort before returning to Dubai.

Start your visit of Dubai’s future with the famous sight of Burj al Arab – the flagship of luxuries to come. We will take you along famous Jumeirah Beach, to the sales centre of The Palm Jumeirah, to give you the idea about that marvellous manmade island hotel.

Take a glimpse of Dubai Marina, Dubailand, Dubai Autodrome, International City and a lot more of Dubai’s breathtaking new projects until we reach the site office of Burj Dubai, the tallest building in the world, where you will be fascinated by the luxurious architecture.

A free morning before heading to lunch in a local restaurant, after which your tour ends with a transfer to the airport..