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6-7 Days Dubai / Abu Dhabi Trip

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Lara Aworunse, Travel Agent in Brentwood, TN

Lara Aworunse

Brentwood, TN Travel Agent
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Lara Aworunse

Brentwood, TN · 23 Years of Experience

Cur8 Travel, an independent agent with Cruises & Tours, Unlimited, a Travel Leaders Network Affiliate Agency
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COUNTRIES VISITED:United Arab Emirates
PLACES VISITED:Abu Dhabi, Dubai
SUGGESTED DURATION:6 Days
A Dubai and Abu Dhabi itinerary can be tailored to fit 3 to 6 days, offering a blend of traditional and modern attractions, desert adventures, and cultural experiences. For a 3-day itinerary, highlights include a visit to the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, exploring the Dubai Mall, enjoying a desert safari with dune bashing, sandboarding, thrilling ATV ride, taking an Abra boat ride and discovering both Old and New Dubai. For a 5-day trip, you could add a day trip to Abu Dhabi to see landmarks like the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, or spend extra time exploring Palm Jumeirah and the Atlantis. A 6 -7-day itinerary allows for a more relaxed pace, with additional activities such as visiting water parks and exploring more of the city’s diverse neighborhoods. Transportation is super easy and you have several good options to get around depending on your budget, comfort, and where you’re staying. You can also have a special celebration such as destination weddings and birthdays.
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DAY1
Dubai
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Modern Dubai Highlights
Visit Burj Khalifa (At the Top observation deck) Explore the Dubai Mall (aquarium, shopping, and dining) Watch the Dubai Fountain show in the evening Stroll along Downtown Dubai Boulevard
HIGHLIGHTS:
Burj Khalifa
Dubai Mall
Dubai Fountain
Aquarium
DAY2
Dubai
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Desert Adventure & Marina
Morning free for relaxing at the hotel or a beach visit (e.g., JBR Beach) Afternoon and evening desert safari: dune bashing, camel riding, sandboarding, and traditional Bedouin-style dinner with entertainment Optional: Evening walk around Dubai Marina or The Beach at JBR
HIGHLIGHTS:
Desert Safari
Camel Riding
Dune Bashing
Beldouin Desert Camp
DAY3
Dubai
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Old Dubai & Dubai Creek
Visit Al Fahidi Historical District (Al Bastakiya) and Dubai Museum Take an abra boat ride across Dubai Creek Explore the Gold and Spice Souks Visit Al Seef waterfront promenade for dining and shopping in a heritage-inspired setting
HIGHLIGHTS:
Abra Boat
Al Fahidi District
Gold and Spice Souks
Dubai Museum
DAY4
Dubai
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Iconic Landmarks & Leisure
Visit Palm Jumeirah: see Atlantis The Palm, and consider visiting Aquaventure Waterpark Photo stop at the iconic Burj Al Arab Afternoon at Dubai Frame Sunset/Evening dinner cruise or Dinner in the sky
HIGHLIGHTS:
Palm Jumeirah
Burj Al Arab
Dubai Frame
Dinner in the Sky
Dinner Cruise
DAY5
Abu Dhabi
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Day Trip or 2 days Abu Dhabi
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque – marvel at its stunning architecture and intricate design (go early to avoid crowds and dress appropriately. Visit Qasr Al Watan (Presidential Palace) – explore the majestic halls and learn about UAE governance and history. Walk along the Corniche – enjoy seaside views and maybe stop at the beach. Visit the Heritage Village – discover traditional Emirati life, crafts, and local souvenirs. Evening: Dinner at Al Qasr or one of the waterfront restaurants overlooking the Corniche.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Sheikh Zayed Mosque
Qasr Al Watan (Presidential Palace)
DAY6
Abu Dhabi
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Modern Attractions & Leisure
Morning at Louvre Abu Dhabi – see world-class art and architecture on Saadiyat Island. Visit Ferrari World Abu Dhabi (theme park with the world’s fastest roller coaster) Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi (indoor theme park great for families) Return to Dubai
HIGHLIGHTS:
Ferrari World
Warner Bros. World
FINAL THOUGHTS
A 6--7 day itinerary allows for a more relaxed pace, with additional activities such as visiting water parks and exploring more of the city’s diverse neighborhoods. Dubai is tourist friendly and it's well-organized when it comes to transportation.