
Desert Safari
4x4s on the dunes, sunset and dinner at camp. In the evening, in the morning, with an overnight stay in the desert or in a private 4x4.

Attractions
On a first time in Dubai it is easy to get confused by everything. It is worth combining one visit in each style: a famous tower, an experience in the desert, something from Old Dubai, and water.
On this page we have gathered the classic attractions you can book with us, divided by type. The price and details appear on every ticket. The ages and safety requirements appear on every ticket.

4x4s on the dunes, sunset and dinner at camp. In the evening, in the morning, with an overnight stay in the desert or in a private 4x4.

The tallest building in the world: 828 metres. An observation deck on levels 124–125, or from level 148.

A dhow boat on the old Creek or in the Marina, dinner on the water, or a private yacht.

The Atlantis water park: a Guinness record for the number of slides, a beach and a lazy river.

A giant picture frame with a glass floor: old Dubai on one side, the new city on the other.

A seasonal evening park with pavilions from dozens of countries, food and shows. Open from October to May.

The largest natural flower garden in the world: 150 million flowers in a season.

A giant tank in the middle of The Dubai Mall, a tunnel that passes beneath sharks and rays, and an underwater zoo on the floor above.

Real snow inside a shopping mall: a snow park with sledges and tubing, plus a ski slope for people who already know how to ride.

The Palm, Burj Al Arab and Burj Khalifa from above, on a shared flight of 12, 17 or 22 minutes.

Old and new Dubai in one tour: the Creek, Al Fahidi, Jumeirah Mosque, Burj Al Arab and the Dubai Frame.

The lanes of Al Fahidi with their wind towers, the Al Seef promenade, and a crossing of the Creek in a wooden abra.

An open-top double-decker bus that runs between Dubai's main sites: the souks and the Creek, the Dubai Frame, Burj Khalifa, Burj Al Arab and Atlantis. Get on and off as often as you like while the ticket is valid.

A floating boardwalk 272 metres long on the lake at the foot of Burj Khalifa, about 9 metres from the fountain jets. Or a ride in a wooden abra on the lake during the show. Two ways to see the fountain show up close.

Sit on cushions in the courtyard of an old wind-tower house in Al Fahidi, taste Emirati dishes, and ask an Emirati host everything you wanted to know about life, customs and religion in the Emirates.

An amphibious bus that drives through Old Dubai and then splashes into the Creek, with a live guide, VIP seats, snacks and a drink.
Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world, with an observation deck on floors 124–125 or on floor 148. A desert safari includes jeeps in the dunes, a sunset and dinner at a camp, and there are versions for the evening, for the morning, with an overnight stay or in a private jeep. Dubai Frame is a giant picture frame with a glass floor, showing Old Dubai on one side and the new on the other.
Old Dubai and the Abra Creek Cruise include the alleys of Al Fahidi with the wind towers, the Al Seef promenade and a crossing of the Creek on a wooden abra. If you prefer a longer cruise, Cruises & Yachts offers a dhow with dinner, in the Creek or in the Marina. On the Fountain Promenade you can watch the show from a floating promenade or from an abra cruise on the lake.
Dubai Aquarium includes a tunnel that passes under sharks and an underwater zoo, and Ski Dubai is a snow park inside a mall, the place for skiing in Dubai. Aquaventure is the Atlantis water park, with a beach and a lazy river.
A Dubai city tour connects the Creek, Al Fahidi, Jumeirah Mosque, Burj Al Arab and Dubai Frame. A hop-on hop-off tourist bus goes between the main sites and lets you get on and off. And a Dubai night tour shows the lit skyline and Madinat Jumeirah.
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