Dubai Travel Guide

Though a familiar and well-known destination, Dubai is also bewilderingly unusual and exotic. Its luxury towers, its wildly hectic pace, and the traditions and everyday routines of daily life in the city are all part of what will come to define and set the tone for your trip. A trip to Dubai offers the opportunity to visitthe world's tallest tower, largest shopping centres, most luxurious shops, etc. Everything here takes on exaggerated proportions.

Though Dubai is an international city, it has not abandoned its origins. You can still enjoy wonderful local Middle Eastern dishes here.

Dubai sits at the gateway to the desert, which means you will have the opportunity to visit and explore this immense expanse of sand for yourself when staying in the city, providing a fascinating and highly impressive experience. It is well worth considering spending one to three days in the desert during your trip to Dubai.

Dubai is a very friendly and welcoming city By getting off the beaten track, it is easy to meet and spend time with genuine local people. 

If your budget will stretch to it and you have always dreamed of luxury hotels, helicopter trips and driving top of the range cars, Dubai can make it happen! This is the city where anything is possible.