Burj Al Arab                                                                 TOP

Rising from the sea, the billowing sail shape of the spectacular 1,053-ft. tower of Burj Al Arab stands as the world’s tallest all-suite hotel, resting on its own man-made island 920 ft. offshore. The attention to detail is evident throughout Burj Al Arab, which is often touted as the most luxurious hotel in the world. It offers unprecedented levels of opulence and comfort to its guests, visible first by a private reception on every floor with excellent butler service. Burj Al Arab has a beautiful main pool area and guests of the resort have an exclusive private beach.

Each of the luxury suites, which range in size from 1,829 to 8,395 sq. ft., have been lavishly decorated with materials drawn from the finest suppliers throughout the world and incorporate floor-to-ceiling windows for breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf.

From the Al Muntaha restaurant suspended 650 feet above the sea, serving regional and contemporary Mediterranean fare, to the underground Al Mahara – accessed by a simulated submarine voyage – offering fresh ocean delights, restaurants at Burj Al Arab are some of the finest and most unique in the world.

Atlantic                                                                           TOP

For years, The Atlantis Bahamas has been a unique mega-resort, with its giant "waterscape" (lagoons, waterfalls, x-treme waterslides, subterranean aquariums), fantasy architecture, and mix of families, high rollers at the casino, and high-end yachting set.

But this "one of a kind" place has a sister now. Welcome to Atlantis The Palm, Dubai: Dubai being that middle-east pinnacle of shopping, entertainment, and luxury.

Palm Jumeriah                                                             TOP  

Palm Jumeirah has everything you need to enjoy a wonderful holiday break. World famous hotel names, amazing tourist attractions, luxury fashion and shopping malls are starting to open up. Whether you just want to relax or immerse yourself in an exciting world of leisure and entertainment, this is a truly inspirational holiday destination.

Visitors will come to enjoy the magnificent sunsets, unwind in the spas, pools and gardens and eat out at the fine selection of restaurants. There's a wide range of daytime activities, including water sports, aquariums, theme parks and of course miles of beautiful beaches. And at night the bars, clubs and shows will offer plenty of fun and amusement. So why not come and explore the endless possibilities Palm Jumeirah has to offer you.

Dinner Dhow Cruise                                                                  TOP               

Dhow Dinner Cruise offers a fascinating view of the beautiful desert city-Dubai which is a delightful mix and match of traditional and modern way of life. You will enjoy an unforgettable evening cruising along the glittering moonlit Dubai Creek.

Enjoy a sumptuous feast of delightful and diverse international buffet cuisine. Dinner is served along with complimentary soft drinks and mineral water. The tour also normally contains various sorts of entertainment and traditional Arabic background music. Alcohol is also available on request an additional cost.

What more could one ask for than a romantic dinner aboard in a dhow as it slips silently along the Dubai Creek by moonlight.                                                                                                                      

Beaches in Dubai                                                          TOP       

The beach is a single stretch fragmented by clubs and hotels. The major stretch is along Jumeira Road and is known as the Jumeira beach. There is another beach at Al Mamzar Park in Deira Dubai.

The sand on these Dubai beaches and soft and white and the inviting shallow waters of the Arabian Sea are warm and turquoise. You will notice that the beachside is generally flocked by people during the mild and pleasant winter months, especially in January. The majority of these people you will see are Europeans and Russian. In fact you will be surprised to find Russian signs along the coast.

The seaside is generally more crowded on weekends (Thursdays and Fridays in Dubai) and parking may be a problem. You can also easily avail of the taxis to reach the coastal area, as they are cheap and you can avoid parking hassles.

Buses are an alternative but are not very dependable. You may have to pay a few Dirhams at certain beaches in Dubai City, like the palm studded Jumeira Beach Park Two, while some other may be free.                                                     

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