On your arrival at the Dubai International Airport, you will be escorted to your hotel by our representative. Check-in at the hotel, relax and spend the rest of the day at leisure. Head out of the hotel in the evening and check out the malls.

After breakfast you will embark on a half day tour of the city. The tour takes you to the Bur Dubai Creek, Spice market. You can stop for a photo-Stop with the Burj al-Arab, the world’s only 7 star hotel. From here you head off to the manmade Palm Island and its crowning glory, the Atlantis the Palm Hotel. The high point of the tour is definitely the spotlessly white Jumeirah Mosque. In the evening you will proceed for a Dhow cruise on the Dubai Creek. On the other side is the modern Dubai with its wide roads and ultra-tall skyscrapers. Dinner (buffet) will be on board the dhow.

After breakfast you could relax in your hotel as you have the morning at leisure. In the afternoon, you begin your Desert Safari. You are transported to the desert. The orange sunset also makes the perfect backdrop for many memorable family photographs. If the swanky vehicle seems too modern, take a camel ride. You can also indulge in a spot of henna design and sheesha. A barbecue dinner will be served under a starlit Arabian sky while a belly dancer entertains you with her sultry moves. As the wonderful evening comes to an end, you are transported back to your hotel for the night.

Today, after breakfast, you have the rest of the day at leisure. However, we suggest that you take this opportunity to visit BurjKhalifa, the tallest building in the world. Call it impressive or preposterous, there’s no denying that BurjKhalifa is a ground-breaking feat of architecture and engineering. The world’s tallest building pierces the sky at 828m (seven times the height of Big Ben) and opened on 4 January 2010, only six years after excavations began. Up to 13,000 workers toiled day and night, at times putting up a new floor in as little as three days. The main attraction is the Observation Deck ’At the Top’ on the 124th floor. From such lofty heights you can easily pinpoint The World, the three Palm developments and other landmarks. Getting there takes you past various multimedia exhibits to a double-deck lift that whisks you 10m per second for an entire minute to reach level 124 at a lofty 442m in the air. At the end of the tour, return to your hotel for overnight stay.