Dubai
Beautiful beaches and world-class facilities meet intriguing old-world smells, sounds and Middle Eastern charm in Dubai. Winter sun is here in spades, all within easy reach of the UK, making this an excellent short break destination for Brits. Dubai also works as a two-centre holiday – Emirates flies onwards to many destinations including South Africa – offering the enviable combination of desert, city, safari and beach.
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Our trip to Dubai was our first long haul trip for a while and given the additional covid measures I was quite nervous, but your support and guidance were invaluable. The hotel was perfect. The apartment worked brilliantly with the boys having a separate room and it was still very integrated into the hotel. The beach, pool, tennis court and gym facilities were great and the staff were really friendly.
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Where to Go in Dubai
Few places can surpass Dubai for sheer audacity when it comes to putting on a show. With a spectacular array of attractions, you’ll never be bored in this fascinating and futuristic urban destination. There’s something for everyone, and it’s all here in fabulous technicolour.
Dubai’s white sand, crystal-clear waters and year-round sunshine are a major draw. Jumeirah Beach is home to wonderful family-friendly hotels, including the Burj Al Arab. The Palm Jumeirah is a man-made island built in the shape of a palm tree, boasting some of Dubai’s most lavish resorts and private beach residences – not forgetting family-favourite, Atlantis the Palm.
Thrill seekers will enjoy Dubai’s wealth of attractions. Wild Wadi Water Park in Jumeirah offers a range of fun rides, from hurtling down the 33m-high Jumeirah Sceirah at 80km/h to cruising on the gentle current of Juha’s Journey lazy river. The Palm is also home to Atlantis Aqua venture, the pièce-de-resistance being a slide through a shark-infested lagoon (thankfully enclosed!) Adrenalin lovers can take to the slopes at Ski Dubai, an astounding indoor snow zone in Dubai’s Mall of the Emirates.
Long before the discovery of oil, Dubai was known as the “City of Merchants”, welcoming traders from afar. Today, it’s still famous for its shopping, with sophisticated venues such as the Dubai Mall (the largest in the world) and the Mall of the Emirates, which houses designer brands alongside local shops. Away from the modern malls, traditional Arabian souks sell everything from spices to carpets. Don’t miss a trip to the fascinating gold souk, even if your spending money doesn’t quite stretch to platinum and diamonds!
Beyond the glitz, the beautiful desert landscapes are packed with unforgettable family experiences. Ride camels across the sand or watch a falconry display. For an adrenalin rush, try dune bashing – traversing the sand in a 4×4 – before dining under the stars.
The lesser-known Emirate of Ras al-Khaimah is more of an undiscovered gem. Enjoy its warm climate, beautiful beaches and desert panoramas without the Dubai price tag. It’s the perfect backdrop for a relaxing sunshine break, only an hour’s drive from Dubai.
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When to go
The best time to visit Dubai is October-April when the weather is hot and sunny with temperatures ranging from 25C-35℃. The summer months from June-August are scorchingly hot and best avoided as temperatures can exceed 40℃.

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Travel Essentials
Flights: BA, Virgin and Emirates operate multiple direct flights to Dubai with a journey time of around 7 hours.
FCDO travel advice: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/united-arab-emirates
Time Zone: GMT+4
Local Currency:
United Arab Emirates Dirham
Capital City: Dubai
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