Flying to Dubai

Flights to Dubai are easy. Due to the high demand for flights to Dubai, they can often be expensive coz the famous attraction there is Dubai Desert Safari. However, it’s possible to find flight offers to save money. Ways to save include:

• Visit off-season, during spring or fall. This could also be a more comfortable time in terms of weather for you to visit, too, as the weather will be a bit cooler than in a northern winter.
• Consider multi-stop flights. Sometimes these can be less expensive, even though they take longer. 
•  Comparison Sites: Find a travel booking site that will let you compare flight prices. Before you book, go to the home page of the airline that costs the least. Sometimes, less expensive flights are available, there.
• Travel during the week. Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays are often high-travel days. If you can be flexible, see how it affects the ticket price to leave a few days earlier or a few days later.

 

Hidden Secrets of Dubai - Dubai holidays

Dubai is a hot place as said by a lot of people but there comes a time every year when the climate of Dubai is nothing but chilled out. but Dubai has some amazing places to chill out even in the so called hot weather.

 Chill Out Lounge – Times Square Shopping Mall

Chill out at this sub-zero temperature lounge where the tables, chairs, and even the plates and glasses are made from ice.  With everything provided to keep you warm and cozy, it’s a great place to chill out after a hot afternoon on a Dubai desert safari.

Different cuisines in Dubai - Dubai holiday package

If you have taken a proper Dubai holiday package then you can also make time to experience the classy culinary delights this Emirate has to offer. If you do want to splurge yourself on the food then going in for some of the Filipino, Pakistani or Indian restaurants can be a good idea, but if you do want to splurge around on the delightful dishes then just pop inside any of the  Japanese, Thai, French or Italian restaurants. Also, going inside a steakhouse will be an excellent idea if you love meat. However, if you are still insisting on trying out some of the sumptuous Arabian delicacies then hop inside any of the Moroccan, Iranian or Lebanese restaurants.

About Burj Khalifa - Dubai City Tour

On the Dubai City Tour one can see and witness a lot of attractions around the city. Dubai is also the home to the “World’s Tallest Building”, the Burj Khalifa, opened its doors in January 2010, it stands over 828 meters tall.  The Burj Khalifa provides the most breathtaking views of this magnificent city from its Observation Deck located on the 124th floor.  At its base stands the ever popular Dubai Mall, touted as one of the region’s largest, besides its vast array of shops, it offers an aquarium and underwater zoo, an indoor ice-skating rink, a family entertainment zone, and the Dubai Fountains with their beautiful dancing waters (a show within itself). 

Soak the Sun and play in the Water on your City Tour Dubai

The Emirate (one of seven that make up the United Arab Emirates) seems to have succeeded in outdoing the USA on the ‘everything is bigger and better’ front.

Go to the BEACH on your City Tour Dubai

 

The sand and water are clean and warm. If the weather is hot, head for Jumeirah Beach just before sunset and watch the sun go down while swimming in the warm Arabian Gulf. 

Parks of Dubai - Al Mamzar - City Tour Dubai

Dubai is full of greenery its just not Desert, if you get an Amazing Desert safari Dubai experience, you should also gain some green eye candy experience on a city tour Dubai.

Mamzar Beach Park

Also sometimes spelt Mamzer, Mamzar Beach Park is one of Dubai's best beach parks. It is absolutely massive- so big you can drive your car in! It has acres of open grassland and 5 beaches as well as a huge outdoor swimming pool. It's perfect for barbeques and picnics. It has great facilities including small cafes, small grocery stores, wash facilities, changing rooms; children’s play areas, bikes for hire and amazing views over the Sharjah Lagoons. It is a little way out being on the way to Sharjah but it is so worth the trip! You really feel the cares melt away in this brilliant park. It gets very busy at the weekends and sometimes totally full over holiday weekends. There is a small fee to get in- 5 dhs per person if you are walking in and 40 Dhs per car if you are driving in. The pool charges a nominal fee for entry too- approx 10 Dhs. You can also hire chalets for the day which is great if there are a large group of you- gives you a base.