• Dubai Creek - Travel along Dubai Creek, the vibrant heart of the city, dividing it into Deira to the north and Bur Dubai to the south.

After exploring Deira Creek, the journey will continue towards Heritage Village, which is approximately a 15-minute drive away.

• Dubai Frame - As the UAE’s newest cultural icon, Dubai Frame offers breathtaking views of both Old and New Dubai, symbolizing a bridge between the emirate’s rich history and its remarkable present. Celebrating Dubai’s journey from its early days to its future aspirations, this landmark, launched in January 2018, stands 150 meters high and 95 meters wide, resembling a giant picture frame. From one side, visitors can see modern landmarks like Emirates Towers and Burj Khalifa, while the other side offers views of the older city areas such as Deira and Karama. The exterior design was inspired by the EXPO2020 logo, and it holds the Guinness World Record for the world’s largest picture frame. Visitors are kindly asked to dress respectfully, covering shoulders and knees.
• Dubai Marina - It’s astonishing to think that two decades ago, there was no marina here. Opened in 2003, this man-made marina stretches along a 3km shoreline. A vibrant mix of luxury hotels, apartments, and cafes, the marina hosts community events and markets, making it a delightful spot to spend an afternoon or evening. At night, the skyscrapers sparkle, offering opportunities to dine by the sea or enjoy a high-rise bar with views of the Gulf and Palm Island, home to the renowned Atlantis Hotel. The Walk at Jumeirah Beach Residences is a pedestrian-friendly area leading to The Beach, a new development. It’s a rare place where Gulf nationals mingle with tourists and Western ex-pats, and a popular spot to showcase supercars like Lamborghinis, Maseratis, and Ferraris.
• Souk Madinat Jumeirah - Located in the Madinat Jumeirah resort, Souk Madinat Jumeirah is a traditional Arabian market in Dubai. It features a blend of shops, restaurants, and entertainment in a setting that mirrors traditional Middle Eastern architecture. The souk offers a unique shopping and dining experience with views of the iconic Burj Al Arab. If there are any specific questions or particular interests regarding Souk Madinat Jumeirah, feel free to ask.
• Burj Al Arab - The iconic sail-shaped silhouette of Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is more than just a magnificent hotel; it is a symbol of modern Dubai. Situated on a man-made island, 280 meters from the famous Jumeirah beach, and designed to resemble the elegant sail of an Arabian dhow, it rises to 321 meters, dominating Dubai’s coastline. This all-suite hotel offers 199 luxurious duplexes with breathtaking ocean views, private beach access, and leisure facilities on a stunning terrace with pools and cabanas, along with 8 world-class dining and entertainment venues led by Michelin-starred chefs.

The tour guide will take visitors to the Burj Al Arab Photo Point, assisting with photography.

• The Pointe - ONE OF DUBAI’S PREMIER WATERFRONT DESTINATIONS Welcome to The Pointe, Dubai’s iconic waterfront venue offering exceptional dining, entertainment, and leisure. Located at the tip of the renowned Palm Jumeirah, across the bay from Atlantis The Palm, The Pointe is a picturesque, relaxing area with over 80 restaurants, shops, and attractions, including dining, retail, and entertainment options. Its highlight is the Palm fountain display, captivating visitors with stunning shows visible from The Pointe’s diverse waterfront dining experiences. The Pointe revitalizes Dubai’s entertainment and dining scene by offering endless choices, vibrant experiences, and enchanting views. It’s the ultimate destination for residents and tourists, with a full range of dining options from gourmet to casual family restaurants.
• The Dubai Mall - Situated in the prestigious Downtown development, Dubai Mall is part of what was once an old army base, now transformed into the jewel of Dubai, featuring not only the world’s tallest building but also the largest fountains and mall. Wide marble sidewalks invite leisurely strolls, with restaurants, art galleries, and children’s play areas. Specially commissioned sculptures adorn the streets, and Downtown often serves as a backdrop for modern art displays and community events like Classic Car Shows and National Day parades. During cooler months, visitors can cross one of the many bridges to Burj Khalifa park for a picnic alongside residents and tourists, or enjoy a meal while watching the dancing fountains. Downtown’s mixed-use environment makes it a fantastic place to mingle with Dubai residents and locals, experiencing real life in a cosmopolitan setting.

• Drop-off at Dubai Mall and Burj Khalifa
• Air-conditioned tour vehicle
• Opportunity for photography
• Hotel pickup and drop-off included
• English-speaking tour guide

• Entry Fee (If Applicable)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.