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This seven-day itinerary brings together Dubai’s skyline landmarks, Abu Dhabi’s cultural sites and the UAE’s biggest theme parks across a well-paced week. Among Dubai & Abu Dhabi tour packages, it stands out for travellers who want both cities covered without constantly rushing between attractions. Mornings focus on sightseeing, afternoons leave room to breathe and evenings bring experiences such as a Marina cruise and a desert safari under open skies.
Structured by travel specialists with deep knowledge of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Adjust hotel category, park selection and sightseeing order to match your preferences.
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Land at the Dubai International Airport and transfer directly to your 4-star hotel for check-in. Once settled, spend the afternoon at leisure before heading out for a Dubai Marina cruise, with dinner served on board as the city’s towers light up around you.
Kick off your day at the Museum of the Future, where exhibits on innovation and sustainability fill a building already considered one of Dubai’s most striking. From there, move to Miracle Garden and walk through its seasonal flower displays. Then close the day at Global Village, exploring its pavilions, food stalls and live performances from cultures around the world.
Witness some of the best-known landmarks of Dubai on a guided city tour, then head to the 124th floor of the Burj Khalifa for wide-open views across the skyline. Later, wander through Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo before stopping at Penguin Cove to watch the resident penguins.
Drive to Abu Dhabi for a city tour centred on the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, known for its marble domes and detailed inlay work, and the nearby BAPS Hindu Mandir. Spend the rest of the day at one Yas Island park of your choice: Ferrari World, Warner Bros World, Yas Waterworld or SeaWorld Abu Dhabi, depending on what suits your group.
Head into the desert for an afternoon of dune bashing, camel rides and cultural performances at a premium camp. As the sun sets, settle in for a BBQ dinner under a sky far removed from the city’s lights, with the desert’s serenity taking over for the evening.
Spend the day at Aquaventure World, taking on some of the region’s most thrilling slides or slowing things down on the lazy river. Afterwards, head to The Lost World Aquarium to see marine life up close, with its exhibits set around the theme of a lost underwater city.
Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast at your hotel before transferring to Dubai International Airport, with assistance handled along the way for a smooth departure.
Bur Dubai, Dubai Arabian Courtyard Hotel & Spa offers a comfortable stay blending traditional Arabian charm with modern amenities. Located in the historic Bur Dubai area, it provides convenient access to the city’s cultural attractions, souks, and shopping areas.
The hotel is subject to availability. An equivalent or superior property will be arranged in case of unavailability. Upgrades are available on request.
Six to seven days work well for Dubai & Abu Dhabi tour packages, giving you enough time to explore Dubai’s major landmarks, a Desert Safari Dubai, Yas Island and Abu Dhabi’s key sights without rushing between cities. Add a few extra days if you want more shopping, beach time or theme parks.
November to March is generally the most comfortable period to book Dubai & Abu Dhabi tour packages, especially if you plan outdoor sightseeing, a desert safari or a dhow cruise. December and New Year are particularly busy, so book early.
Most Indian passport holders need a UAE visa, unless they qualify for visa on arrival under the current rules. Some Dubai holiday packages include visa assistance, but check the latest eligibility requirements and documents before you book.
When exploring Dubai, start with the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall and Dubai Fountain, then visit Palm Jumeirah and Jumeirah Beach. For a glimpse of old Dubai, add Dubai Creek, the Gold Souk and Spice Souk. Global Village is another option when it is operating.
Yes, especially if your family enjoys rides and theme parks. Ferrari World is a good choice for older children and thrill-seekers, while Warner Bros. World and Yas Waterworld have plenty to keep younger children entertained too.
Choose loose, breathable clothing and comfortable footwear for a Desert Safari Dubai experience. Closed shoes are useful around the camp, while a light layer can come in handy after sunset when temperatures drop.
Yes. The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque welcomes visitors of all faiths. Dress modestly for your visit, with women required to cover their hair and everyone expected to wear clothing that covers the arms and legs. Check the mosque’s visitor guidelines before you go.
Around 45 minutes to an hour is usually enough for the observation deck itself, although your overall visit can take longer if you combine it with Dubai Mall. The Burj Khalifa pairs easily with Downtown Dubai attractions on the same day.
Yes. Dubai group tours suit solo travellers who prefer scheduled sightseeing and shared transfers. Moreover, Dubai group tour packages can also make activities such as city tours and desert safaris easier to organise without arranging each component separately.
Yes. You can add Aquaventure World, Atlantis, The Palm for a dedicated day of water-based entertainment. It is particularly popular with families and works well as a break from sightseeing when customising your UAE holiday packages.
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