7 nights 8 days Dubai & Abu Dhabi holiday package in 5 star hotel

Pick up from Dubai airport and our Tour Manager will escort you to the hotel and help you check in. Rest of the day at leisure.

Morning Pickup & Start: 09:30 am Pickup from hotel in a private. Morning Tour: Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah & Atlantis The Royal – Stop for photos at these iconic landmarks. Burj Al Arab & Jumeirah Beach – Visit Dubai’s most luxurious hotel. Souk Madinat Jumeirah – Explore traditional Arabian markets. Jumeirah Mosque – A short stop to admire its beauty. Afternoon Tour: Dubai Museum & Al Shindagha Heritage Village– Learn about Dubai’s heritage. Abra Ride (Water Taxi) across Dubai Creek – Enjoy an old-world experience. Gold & Spice Souks – Browse for spices, gold, and souvenirs.

Dubai's Abra Ride is one of the city's most iconic and affordable experiences, offering a glimpse into its past while enjoying stunning waterfront views. Abras are traditional wooden boats that ferry passengers across Dubai Creek, connecting the historic neighborhoods of Bur Dubai and Deira.

Key Details About Abra Rides
Routes

Route 1: Deira Old Souk → Bur Dubai (or vice versa)
Route 2: Al Sabkha → Dubai Old Souk

The Dubai Gold Souk is one of the world’s most famous gold markets, located in Deira, offering a dazzling display of gold, diamonds, and precious stones. Whether you're looking to shop or just admire, it's a must-visit spot in Old Dubai!

What to Expect
Over 300 shops selling gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, and gemstones
Famous for the Guinness World Record-holding "Najmat Taiba" ring (largest gold ring in the world)
Prices are based on daily gold rates (negotiation possible on making charges)

The Dubai Spice Souk is a vibrant and aromatic marketplace in Deira, right next to the Gold Souk. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the traditional side of Dubai and discover a variety of spices, herbs, dried fruits, perfumes, and teas. What to Expect A colorful mix of saffron, cardamom, cinnamon, turmeric, sumac, and more Traditional Arabian perfumes, frankincense, and oud Dried fruits, dates, nuts, and herbal teas Vendors offering local remedies, flavored oils, and rose water

A Burj Al Arab photo stop is a must-do in Dubai, offering breathtaking views of the world's most luxurious hotel. Here’s everything you need to know:

Best Burj Al Arab Photo Spots
Jumeirah Public Beach (Sunset Beach) – Classic postcard view with the hotel in the background.
Umm Suqeim Park – A quieter spot with greenery framing the Burj.

A photo stop at Atlantis, The Palm is a fantastic way to capture one of Dubai’s most iconic landmarks! Best visited at night when the hotel is lit up. Palm Jumeirah Boardwalk Stunning oceanfront shots with Atlantis in the background. Ideal for sunset photography.

Global Village Dubai is a seasonal cultural and entertainment festival that brings together 90+ countries in one massive outdoor venue. It features pavilions, street performances, rides, shopping, and food from around the world.

Key Highlights:
Cultural Pavilions: Explore handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditions from regions like India, Egypt, Turkey, Africa, Europe, and more.
International Cuisine: Taste street food, traditional dishes, and desserts from different countries.
Carnaval Rides & Games: Thrilling roller coasters, Ferris wheels, and carnival games.
Live Shows & Fireworks: Concerts, stunt shows, and fireworks every weekend.
Shopping: Unique artifacts, textiles, perfumes, and spices from various cultures.

Dubai Mall Shopping & Exploration (2-3 Hours)
• Explore 1,200+ stores featuring luxury brands, fashion, electronics, and souvenirs.
• Visit The Souk, an area with traditional Arabian jewelry, carpets, and perfumes.

Visiting the 124th floor of Burj Khalifa is one of the most popular experiences in Dubai, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city from the world's tallest building!

What to Expect on the 124th Floor
Take the world’s fastest elevator to the 124th & 125th floors.
Indoor & Outdoor Viewing Deck – Stunning city, desert, and ocean views
High-Powered Telescopes – Zoom in on key landmarks
Glass Walls & Open-Air Terrace – Perfect for photos
Souvenir Shop – Buy exclusive Burj Khalifa memorabilia

The Dubai Fountain Show at Dubai Mall is one of the most breathtaking attractions in the city! Located at Burj Lake, right next to the Burj Khalifa, it features a mesmerizing dance of water, light, and music.

Music & Effects
A mix of Arabic, Bollywood, classical, and international music
Water jets shoot up to 150 meters high, synchronized with lights and beats

Show Timings
Daily Evening Shows: Every 30 minutes from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM

The Dubai Miracle Garden is the world’s largest natural flower garden, featuring over 150 million flowers arranged in stunning designs and patterns. Opened in 2013, it is a seasonal attraction, open from November to April when the weather is cooler.

Key Highlights:
Floral Sculptures: Massive flower structures, including:

Airbus A380 Floral Installation (largest floral structure in the world)
Floating Lady (a figure appearing to float mid-air)
Disney Avenue (Mickey Mouse & other characters in flowers)
Umbrella Tunnel & Heart Passage: Instagram-worthy flower-covered walkways.

The Dubai Frame is a famous landmark in Dubai, UAE, known for its unique picture-frame design that offers stunning views of the city's past and future. Opened in January 2018, it stands 150 meters tall and 93 meters wide, connecting Dubai's historical and modern landscapes.

Key Highlights:
Panoramic Views: The glass-floored Sky Deck at the top provides breathtaking views of Old Dubai (Deira, Bur Dubai) on one side and New Dubai (Downtown, Burj Khalifa) on the other.
Museum & Gallery: The ground floor features a museum showcasing Dubai’s transformation from a fishing village to a futuristic metropolis.
Futuristic Tunnel: A virtual reality tunnel at the exit gives a glimpse into Dubai’s vision for the future.

Check out from the hotel in Dubai and our Tour Manager will escort you to the hotel in Abu Dhabi and help you check in.

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), is a city where modernity blends seamlessly with tradition. From luxurious resorts and stunning skyscrapers to cultural landmarks and historical sites, Abu Dhabi has something for everyone.

Stop by the Heritage Village, a reconstructed traditional Emirati village, where you can see artisans at work making pottery, weaving, and more. It offers a glimpse into how life was before the UAE's rapid development.
You can also take in beautiful views of the city skyline from here.
Drive along Corniche Road for panoramic views of the city’s skyline and the Arabian Gulf. Take a short walk or relax on one of the clean beaches with calm waters.
There are parks and bike rentals along the Corniche, perfect for a quick break.
No city tour is complete without a visit to the Emirates Palace, even if you’re not staying there. The opulence of the hotel is staggering, with golden interiors, a luxury shopping area, and magnificent gardens.

The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi is one of the most beautiful and grand mosques in the world. It’s not only a place of worship but also a major architectural marvel and a symbol of the cultural and religious heritage of the UAE. Architectural Splendor: The mosque combines Moorish, Mughal, and Ottoman architectural styles, with a grandiose design featuring white marble, gold accents, and intricate carvings. Size: It is the largest mosque in the UAE and the eighth-largest in the world, with a capacity to hold over 40,000 worshippers. World’s Largest Carpet: The mosque boasts the world's largest hand-knotted carpet, made in Iran, covering an area of around 5,627 square meters. Chandeliers: The mosque is also home to some of the world’s largest chandeliers, with one of them weighing around 12 tons and being adorned with crystals and gold. Don't forget to dress modestly, and be sure to check for any visiting hours or special guidelines.

The Louvre Abu Dhabi is a stunning museum that combines art, culture, and history from around the world, offering a fascinating look at human history and creativity.

Wander through the main galleries, which showcase an extraordinary collection of art from different civilizations and time periods.
Highlights include:
Ancient Egyptian artifacts
Greek and Roman sculptures
Islamic art (calligraphy, ceramics, textiles)
European paintings (works by famous artists like Da Vinci, Van Gogh, and Monet).

Qasr Al Watan is a stunning Presidential Palace in Abu Dhabi that offers visitors a deep insight into the UAE’s history, culture, and governance. It is not only an official palace but also a cultural landmark open to the public, making it one of the top attractions in Abu Dhabi.

Architecture: The palace is a grand architectural masterpiece, featuring Islamic, Persian, and traditional Arab designs. Its intricate marble, gold, and crystal chandeliers are awe-inspiring.
Cultural Importance: It serves as the official residence of the President of the UAE and as a working government building. However, it also showcases the UAE’s heritage, traditions, and values, making it a significant cultural site.
Photography: The palace is an ideal place for photos, especially the Grand Courtyard, Great Hall, and the exterior. Don’t forget to capture the beautiful details!