Dubai resorts

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Must See

• Burj al Arab is one of Dubai’s most famous buildings, a luxurious hotel in the shape of a ship's sail.
• Dubai Museum is full of everything you need to know about the history of the city-state.
• The Creek cuts through Dubai old and new.
• Bastakiya offers a rare glimpse of 'Old Dubai'.
• Horse racing Dubai is a mecca for racing enthusiasts, from November until March.

Must Do

• Ski Dubai is the first indoor-ski resort in the Middle East and is home to one of the world’s largest indoor ski runs.
• Desert Safaris let you head out into the desert to dine in a Bedouin tent, sand board and cross the dunes in a 4x4.
• Palm Island is a new and very modern development. If you are not staying here, make sure you take the time for a visit.
• Aquaventure is a brand new 42-acre water park located on the Palm Jumeirah.
• Souks are great for exploring. Walk the dark, aromatic, labyrinthine markets and pick up a local bargain.

Food and Drink
With more than 180 nationalities you can be sure that you will be spoilt by the limitless choice of restaurants in Dubai. Whether it's a magical dining experience at Burj Al Arab's signature restaurant, Al Mahara, or a burger at one of the many fast-food outlets in the malls, Dubai has something to suit every palate and budget. Some of the best award-winning chefs have established world-class restaurants in the city's top hotels and offer an outstanding dining experience. The Walk at Jumeirah Beach Residence is Dubai's first open-air shopping and dining venue and is located behind the beach hotels along Jumeirah Beach. It is home to many high street stores and some wellknown food and beverage outlets. Dubai's nightlife fires up in the evening with fruity cocktails at an outdoor terrace bar on Sheikh Zayed Road or unwind with champagne at a classy bar in one of the hotels along Jumeirah Beach.
Shopping
Shopping is a major attraction in Dubai and you can buy everything you ever wished. Dubai is home to the largest mall in the world, the Dubai Mall, which is the size of 50 football pitches and houses some world-class attractions, including an Olympic-size ice rink and an aquarium. Why not try your skills in haggling at one of the traditional souks in the city? These are the best places to track down souvenirs and gifts. The Deira covered souk in Naif Road sells textiles, spices, kitchenware and henna, while the Spice Souk, despite its name, sells an array of trinkets, rugs and glassware. Take advantage, too, of Dubai’s duty-free status and save money on items such as imported electrical appliances and luxury goods. Gold is the main product that everyone goes to Dubai for, price tags range from just a few pounds up to thousands.
Where To Stay
Dubai has a wide selection of premium hotels ranging from majestic properties with a Middle Eastern theme to elegant hotels offering only the very best in service and amenities. Dubai City is the business hub of Dubai and houses some of the best shopping areas and souks. The Palm Island is a new innovative project that has taken over 3 years to build and now houses a vast array of top class hotels and adventure parks. Jumeirah Beach is one the most soughtafter locations in Dubai and boasts an array of high-class hotels all with great beach access, service and their own special features.
Things To Do

• SUNDOWNER DUNE DINNER A real must when you’re in Dubai: four-wheel drive vehicles take you on an exciting off -road journey, over rolling dunes deep into the desert. After a thrilling ride, relax in a Bedouin tent where you can feast on grilled meats and salads and enjoy traditional entertainment.
• THE DUBAI CITY TOUR A half-day tour visiting the magnificent Jumeirah Mosque, modern palaces and ancient forts, with a journey by water taxi along the creek and a trip to the gold and spice souks.
• AQUAVENTURE AND THE LOST CHAMBERS For those seeking high-octane excitement, nothing compares with the playground of water thrills and swimming pools of Aquaventure. Located on The Palm, Jumeirah, this 42-acre water park is the biggest in the Middle East. Its centrepiece is the Ziggurat; a 27.5m nearvertical drop through a submerged tunnel into a shark filled lagoon.

Insider Tip
Stay one night in one of the fantastic Desert resorts and experience the enchanting Arabian Desert oasis. One night per person from £143 including transfers.