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With its impressive skyscrapers, colourful nightlife, mountainous adventures, exhilarating theme parks, luxurious beaches and hotels – Dubai is full of greatness and sunshine.
A room with a view
For a once in a lifetime stay, try Atlantis the Palm. The hotel sits on the edge of the Palm Jumeirah and, as the name suggests, has a deep-sea theme. You’ll have access to a water park, aquarium, spa, shopping, private beach, tennis courts, scuba diving, swimming with dolphins and you’ll be spoilt for choice for exquisite restaurants.
Looking for something a little less grandiose? Then visit the XVA Hotel. It’s Arabian style, artistic and antique feel are well suited to its location in Dubai Creek, near the Dubai museum – making it a perfect place to stay for those that want to explore Dubai’s culture.
Zip around on a sleek metro
Dubai’s roadways are not for the faint-hearted, so it’s best to make use of the ultra-efficient metro, which will take you around Dubai at speed.
There is something for everyone in Dubai. If you’re a sun lover, then you can enjoy some of the most luxurious beaches and take a dip in the warm sea, where you’ll have the opportunity to experience some seriously adrenaline-fuelled water sports.
For culture lovers, there are numerous galleries showcasing Arabic art, tea houses, the spice-filled atmosphere of crowded souks, great houses of the Sheiks, Bastakia (old Dubai) and Emirati cuisine to delight the taste buds. Have a head for heights? Then head to the Burj Khalifa, where you can ascend 829.8 metres to the observation deck on the 124th floor so that you can experience the breath-taking city views of Dubai.
Dubai is a shopper’s paradise, so why not head to the Dubai Mall for some retail therapy and then take a look at the aquarium, boasting 140 species of sea life. For families, there is everything from ice-skating rinks and theme parks to camel rides and sight-seeing tours.
Hot, hot, hot
If you’re planning a holiday in Dubai, be mindful that it’s hot. The summertime is the ideal season to grab a bargain. However, the sea can be 37 degrees and sunbathing is too uncomfortable. So, the best time to visit is October to March, when it’s cooler.
A little bit of Arabic goes a long way
Why not try speaking a little bit of Arabic while you’re in Dubai:
Local laws and customs
Please take the time to read the current Government guidelines on respecting local laws and customs in Dubai. Click here to view travel advice.
Co-op Travel can tailor a holiday in Dubai that fits your exact requirements, simply search our Dubai holidays online or call us on 01922 896183.
With its impressive skyscrapers, colourful nightlife, mountainous adventures, exhilarating theme parks, luxurious beaches and hotels – Dubai is full of greatness and sunshine.
A room with a view
For a once in a lifetime stay, try Atlantis the Palm. The hotel sits on the edge of the Palm Jumeirah and, as the name suggests, has a deep-sea theme. You’ll have access to a water park, aquarium, spa, shopping, private beach, tennis courts, scuba diving, swimming with dolphins and you’ll be spoilt for choice for exquisite restaurants.
Looking for something a little less grandiose? Then visit the XVA Hotel. It’s Arabian style, artistic and antique feel are well suited to its location in Dubai Creek, near the Dubai museum – making it a perfect place to stay for those that want to explore Dubai’s culture.
Zip around on a sleek metro
Dubai’s roadways are not for the faint-hearted, so it’s best to make use of the ultra-efficient metro, which will take you around Dubai at speed.
There is something for everyone in Dubai. If you’re a sun lover, then you can enjoy some of the most luxurious beaches and take a dip in the warm sea, where you’ll have the opportunity to experience some seriously adrenaline-fuelled water sports.
For culture lovers, there are numerous galleries showcasing Arabic art, tea houses, the spice-filled atmosphere of crowded souks, great houses of the Sheiks, Bastakia (old Dubai) and Emirati cuisine to delight the taste buds. Have a head for heights? Then head to the Burj Khalifa, where you can ascend 829.8 metres to the observation deck on the 124th floor so that you can experience the breath-taking city views of Dubai.
Dubai is a shopper’s paradise, so why not head to the Dubai Mall for some retail therapy and then take a look at the aquarium, boasting 140 species of sea life. For families, there is everything from ice-skating rinks and theme parks to camel rides and sight-seeing tours.
Hot, hot, hot
If you’re planning a holiday in Dubai, be mindful that it’s hot. The summertime is the ideal season to grab a bargain. However, the sea can be 37 degrees and sunbathing is too uncomfortable. So, the best time to visit is October to March, when it’s cooler.
A little bit of Arabic goes a long way
Why not try speaking a little bit of Arabic while you’re in Dubai:
Local laws and customs
Please take the time to read the current Government guidelines on respecting local laws and customs in Dubai. Click here to view travel advice.
Co-op Travel can tailor a holiday in Dubai that fits your exact requirements, simply search our Dubai holidays online or call us on 01922 896183.
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