Itinerary

1. Stop 1: Al Seef

   • Al Seef is a vibrant waterfront promenade in the heart of Dubai that beautifully blends rich Emirati heritage with modern leisure and lifestyle experiences. This charming district brings Dubai’s history to life through its narrow alleyways and traditional architecture, featuring sand-colored buildings and iconic wind towers. Visitors can explore a variety of boutique shops, art galleries, and dining venues, or enjoy a relaxing stroll along the creek while taking in the scenic views.
   • Home to over 70 restaurants and cafés, Al Seef offers an impressive range of culinary experiences, from authentic Emirati cuisine to international flavors. For those interested in Dubai’s cultural journey, Al Seef provides a captivating glimpse into the city’s past while celebrating its dynamic and contemporary spirit.

2. Stop 2: Al Fahidi Historical District

   • Step back in time at Al Fahidi Historical District, where restored wind-tower houses and narrow alleyways showcase Dubai’s rich heritage. Explore museums, galleries, and cultural exhibits for a fascinating glimpse into the city’s traditional architecture and early way of life.

3. Stop 3: Traditional Abra Ride

   •  The traditional Abra ride offers one of Dubai’s most iconic experiences, highlighting the city’s rich maritime heritage along Dubai Creek. 
   • These charming wooden boats connect Bur Dubai and Deira, serving as both a practical mode of transport and a scenic journey across the water. 
   • Operating daily from early morning until midnight for a modest fare, the Abra ride perfectly captures Dubai’s unique blend of tradition and modernity.

4. Stop 4: Gold Souk / Spice Souk

   •  Explore the Gold and Spice Souks in Deira, Dubai’s bustling traditional marketplaces that bring the city’s heritage to life. 
   •  The Gold Souk dazzles with a stunning array of gold jewelry, precious gems, and intricate designs from around the world. 
   •  At the Spice Souk, immerse yourself in a sensory journey of exotic spices, herbs, and fragrant incense, reflecting  centuries of trade and tradition. 
   •  Together, these iconic souks offer a vibrant cultural experience and a chance to discover the essence of Dubai’s historic charm. 

5. Stop 5: Dubai Frame (Photo Stop)

   •  Experience the Dubai Frame in Zabeel Park, an iconic landmark that epitomizes the city’s architectural innovation.
   •  Soaring 150 meters high and featuring a 93-meter glass bridge, it offers unparalleled panoramic views. 
   •  From this vantage point, observe Dubai’s historic districts alongside its modern skyline, capturing the city’s evolution.
   • The Dubai Frame provides an exceptional photo opportunity and a memorable highlight for any tour of the city.

6. Stop 6: Zabeel Palace (Drive Through)

   • Zabeel Palace is the official residence of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. 
   • While access is restricted, a drive-through offers a view of its grand gates, majestic architecture, and beautifully landscaped surroundings. 
   • This stop provides a glimpse into Dubai’s royal heritage, luxury, and cultural significance, making it a fascinating addition to your city tour.

7. Stop 7: Jumeirah Beach

   •  Jumeirah Beach is a premier Dubai coastline, renowned for its white sands, clear waters, and luxurious surroundings. 
   •  Located in the upscale Jumeirah district, it is ideal for relaxation, recreation, and enjoying stunning views of the Arabian Gulf.
   •  Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, including sunbathing, swimming, jet skiing, parasailing, and paddle boarding. 
   •  With vibrant beach clubs, beachfront dining, and scenic beauty, Jumeirah Beach offers an unforgettable seaside experience.

8. Stop 8: Burj Al Arab ( Photo Stop)

   • The Burj Al Arab, located on its own island off Jumeirah Beach, is a global symbol of luxury, opulence, and architectural brilliance. 
   • Its iconic design, resembling the sail of a ship, rises 321 meters (1,053 feet), making it one of Dubai’s most recognizable landmarks. 
   • At the photo stop, visitors can admire its exterior, capture stunning photos, and experience the grandeur of this world-renowned hotel. 

9. Stop 9: Souk Madinat Jumeirah

   • Souk Madinat Jumeirah is a refined interpretation of a traditional Arabian marketplace, set amid scenic waterways and authentic architecture. 
   • With winding alleys, boutique shops, and a variety of restaurants and cafés, it offers a charming shopping and dining experience. 
   • Blending cultural heritage with modern luxury, the souk provides beautiful views, including sights of the iconic Burj Al Arab.

10. Stop 10: Burj Khalifa (Photo Stop)

    • The Burj Khalifa is the world’s tallest building and a defining symbol of Dubai’s architectural excellence. 
    • Standing 828 meters (2,717 feet) tall with 163 floors, it dominates the city’s skyline with its striking design.
    • At the photo stop, visitors can admire its grandeur and capture unforgettable photos of this globally renowned landmark.

11. Stop 11: Museum Of The Future (Photo Stop):

    •  The Museum of the Future is a globally recognized landmark, renowned for its striking architecture and forward-thinking design. 
    • This photo stop offers guests the opportunity to admire the iconic exterior, capture exceptional photographs, and experience Dubai’s vision of innovation and progress.