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Mix the waterfront and its gardens with a day on Sentosa and time in the city’s neighbourhoods.
See Old Dubai and the modern waterfront, with room for a desert outing if it suits your group.

Use this day-by-day plan to start the conversation. We can adapt the route and pace for your dates.
Settle in, then walk a short stretch of Dubai Marina or the JBR waterfront.
Explore Al Fahidi, cross Dubai Creek by abra if suitable, and browse the Deira souks.
Plan a timed Burj Khalifa visit if desired and leave time for the area around Dubai Mall.
Choose a desert outing only if your flight timing allows, or keep the final morning for a beach visit before departure.
November to March for cooler outdoor weather.
Discuss accessibility and motion sensitivity before choosing any dune drive.
Confirm passport, visa and transit requirements with the official authorities for your nationality and route before paying for flights. Ask us what document planning support is available.
Ask for an itemised quote for the transport, accommodation and activities you want. Meals, tickets, permits, taxes, insurance and other extras are only included if listed in writing. Prices are available on enquiry.
Read the Dubai destination guide
Yes. Let us know which parts of Dubai: Creek to Skyline you want to keep and how much time you have. We can discuss a revised route and quote.
Only if the written quote includes them. Share your preferred airport, luggage and transfer needs so flight options can be compared.
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