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Dubai Travel Blog and Guide

Update 25/11/2019 By Alyson for World Travel Family. Any post on this site may contain affiliate links. If you use them, they cost you nothing extra. We make a small commission.

It was love at first sight for us in Dubai. From the moment we left the airport, Dubai was one big wow. We posted about our fantastically fun camel-riding, belly-dancing, dune-jumping adventure in the desert. We’ve told you about the cultural heritage tour that took us beyond the glitz into the living heart of Old Dubai. I may have mentioned, more than once, what an incredible experience seeing the dancing fountains at the Burj Kalifa was. Now some tips, guides, things to do, places to stay and more on our Dubai travel round-up and blog page.

Dubai Travel Guide
Welcome to our Dubai travel blog and guide. We like Dubai a lot, it’s different, interesting. We hope you enjoy it too.

The problem with Dubai is, you need a month to see and do it all. We can’t say we’ve been there that long, but we’ve been there 3 times, each time as layovers en-route to Bangkok, Singapore, Mumbai, Kathmandu and beyond. Each time we’ve had a blast. Each time we’ve done the same favourite things as well as added some experiences and tours. Here’s our round-up on things to do in Dubai to help you plan your Dubai trip.

We will most certainly be back to sample more, including the beaches and water parks and to experience more of the great quality accommodation, food and service that make Dubai such a stand-out destination. We’ll also take more tours, there are loads to take out of Dubai into surrounding areas.

Dubai is not, at all, our usual sort of destination, a lot of people stick their noses in the air and won’t even consider visiting Dubai. We were surprised how much we loved visiting, every time. Yes, I found the excess hard to take after leaving the tent villages of the earthquake victims in Kathmandu. It upset me. However, Dubai is what it is and everywhere in the world has something unique and fascinating to offer. This post relates to personal experience and opinion only, please double check facts for yourself as things change fast in Dubai.

Contents show
1 Dubai Travel Blog and Guide
2 Where to Stay in Dubai
3 Getting Around Dubai
4 Flights to Dubai
5 Arriving at Dubai’s Airports
6 Dubai With Kids
7 Dubai Beaches
8 Finding Culture and History in Dubai- Old Dubai
9 Dubai’s Gold and Spice Souks
10 Dubai Creek
11 The Fish Market
12 The Date Market
13 Dubai Mall
14 Tours of Dubai
15 Tours From Dubai
16 Burj Khalifa
17 Burj Al Arab
18 Food in Dubai
19 What to Wear in Dubai
20 Can You Drink the Tap Water in Dubai?
21 What to Take With You to Dubai
22 More Related Posts

Dubai Travel Blog and Guide

Where to Stay in Dubai

This is a little tricky because much of it is personal taste. There are some hugely luxurious coastal resort hotels for holidaymakers but there are also thousands of options within the different areas of the city and on The Creek. It really depends on what you want to get out of your trip. For the ultimate Dubai experience, try looking at Atlantis the Palm or Burj al Arab on Jumeira Beach, you’ll need a fat wallet but it would be an experience never to forget.

We tend to go for apartment-style hotels for stopovers of a few days. They include kitchens and washing machines, that makes life easier. They are towards the more budget-friendly end.

The Golden Sands series of apartment hotels in Bur Dubai are popular and usually have swimming pools.  They are away from the coast but in a central area. We’ve stayed at a couple of their apartment hotels and they’ve been pretty good.

Consider transport options. As a family of four we generally find taxis are easier and cheaper than the Dubai metro.

Getting Around Dubai

When we visited, Dubai had two metro lines, red and green, which covered most of the tourist areas in and around the city.

The red line heads south as far as Jebel Ali. Tickets are per zone.

For tourists you can buy a red NOL card which allows travel on all metro, bus and tram networks.

You can preload your card with the amount of money and zones you wish to use.

I don’t really recommend catching the metro as for us it has always been overcrowded. On each occasion we’ve used it we’ve had to wait for several full trains to pass before we could force our way on. The ladies-only carriages didn’t offer any advantage when travelling as a family.

Taxis are a convenient way of getting around the city if you’re only going to a few places. For a family of 4, the cost isn’t much more than the metro. They are all metered and you won’t need to haggle. Just be cautious during peak hours when you could be stuck on one of the many large roads in gridlock traffic.

Buses are common across Dubai but unless you really know where you are going then I wouldn’t worry.  The NOL card will include travel on buses if you want to have a go.

Flights to Dubai

We were victims of a scam when we flew to Dubai. Maybe read this post on 3rd part bookings ( it opens in a new tab so you don’t lose this page)  before you pay for your flight.

Arriving at Dubai’s Airports

Dubai has two airports located at opposite ends of the city. The Dubai International Airport with code DXB and the newer Al Makthoum International Airport with code DWC.

Dubai International (DXB) is the main airport and is one of the world’s busiest in terms of international travellers. The information below was correct last time we visited.

It has 3 terminals in total and terminals 1 and 3 (exclusively Emirates and Qantas) are connected via a walkway but terminal 2 is on the other side of the airport.

Getting into Dubai from DXB is easy with multiple options from taxis, private hire transfers, buses and even the metro trains which stop at both terminal 1 and 3 or terminal 2 on a separate line.

Transfers between terminals 1 & 3 and terminal 2 require a shuttle bus so allow plenty of time.

DWC is located some 50 km south of the old town and isn’t as well connected to transport links. Probably the easiest option when arriving is to catch a taxi directly to your hotel. This is more expensive than taxis from DXB. Not many airlines use the new airport and the chances of flying in here aren’t high.

If you need to connect between DWC and DXB then you can catch the metro line as far south as Ibn Battuta and then the dedicated bus directly to the airport. Obviously it is the same in reverse. Please double all of this information for yourself, we do our best to stay current, but can’t guarantee this. I wouldn’t recommend this if you have large amounts of luggage. The other option is taxi which will be expensive and take a long time. Allow plenty of time as traffic in Dubai can often be at a stand-still depending on the time of day.

Dubai With Kids

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There are some superb things to do in Dubai with kids, for fun and for educational value.

Dubai is absolutely, without doubt, one of the best and easiest places in the world to take kids. There are hundreds of ultra-fun, family and kid-friendly things to do in Dubai. My children love the camel safari we mentioned above, but there’s also the mall, beaches, pools and theme parks. Just some of the attractions for kids in Dubai are below.

  • Kidzania Dubai Mall
  • Sega World Dubai Mall
  • The Ice Rink at Dubai Mall
  • Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo Dubai Mall
  • Desert Safaris as mentioned here
  • Legoland Dubai
  • IMG World of Adventure Theme Park
  • Kite Beach
  • OliOli
  • Bounce Dubai
  • Wild Wadi Water Park near Jumeira Beach
  • VR World Dubai Mall
  • Dubai City Walk
  • Aquaventure Water Park at Atlantis the Palm
  • Dancing Fountains at the Burj Khalifa
  • Dolphin Bay at Atlantis the Palm

Our full post on Dubai with kids is coming soon.

Dubai Beaches

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Dubai has all the beaches you could want. Here, Jumeira beach and the Burj Al Arab

The beaches were very clean and the water calm. Water temperature wasn’t as warm as you’d think but not as cold as the Mediterranean. The beaches have shops and restaurants backing them but there is little shade making it very hot and exposed in the middle of the day.

If you’re not staying on the beach, getting there will probably require a taxi or shuttle buses as the metro stopped a few blocks back.

Finding Culture and History in Dubai- Old Dubai

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Old Dubai and the history and culture of this small coastal town are still there, if you know where to look.

It’s not just about gleaming skyscrapers. Down by The Creek you can find the Al Fahidi Historical District where wind towers ( see them above) coral block houses and well restored traditional Arabian doorways give you a glimpse into yesterday. The area is relatively small but is none the less fascinating. Take a tour as we did, before wandering down to The Creek, visiting the souks and Dubai Fort.

Dubai’s Gold and Spice Souks

Dubai Souks the Spice Souk
Dubai’s souks are small but you will find the spice souk and gold souk side by side on the banks of The Creek

Again these Souks are small compared to those you see in Istanbul or Egypt, but none the less, you should go. Identify spices as you stroll the alleyways and be stunned by just how much gold it’s possible to wear. Just be very, very wary of buying. Some of the biggest rip-offs we’ve ever seen are here. ALWAYS ask the price first, even for camel milk ice cream.

Cross The Creek by boat from Old Dubai to get here.

Dubai Creek

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You must take a look at Dubai Creek, take a ferry ride between the souks and markets on either side.

Dubai Creek divides Dubai into two areas, Deira and Bur Dubai. It was the main port and entry to Dubai for many years and it wasn’t until 1963 that the first bridge was built over it. You can still take boats across the creek but they are mainly for tourists and a few people commuting between the two areas. A boat ride costs very little and is a nice thing to do when visiting the souks and Old Dubai. These attractions are on either side of The Creek.

The Fish Market

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My husband is a chef, we have to go to every fish, fruit and veg market on the planet.

The old Deira Dubai fish market which had been around for decades finally shut its doors as the new Waterfront market opened. The old market was a great place to visit but it was tired and was long overdue for an upgrade. Being so busy the vendors had taken to selling their wares in the parking lot out the front. Like most things in Dubai, it wasn’t updated but replaced with a brand new purpose-built market.

Located near Hamriya Port, the Waterfront Market offers fresh fish, meat, fruits, and vegetables. It has everything any modern market would have with coffee shops and restaurants opening as development progresses. It isn’t on the metro line so I’d suggest a taxi and get there early to see the day’s catch.

The Date Market

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Buying dates by the kilo at the market. Try before you buy.

Part of the old Deira Market, the fruit and vegetable market will also be moving to the new Waterfront Market further north.

It will take a while to get it up and running properly and make sure that all the shops have tenants but when it is finished it will be great to see.

Dubai Mall

Dubai Mall blog and guide
It’s all happening at the Dubai Mall. You don’t just come here to shop, visiting this mall is an experience in itself. The shopping is good too, of course, from Gap to Gucci.

The largest mall in the world by area is how this mall is often described and you could easily lose days here. We loved Dubai aquarium on the ground floor and the Burj Khalifa outside where you’ll be able to see the water fountain display every evening. Please check times and dates for variations.

Getting to and from the mall was easy with either the crowded metro (don’t try and catch it during peak hour) or the taxi ranks located at designated areas on the lower ground floor. During peak hour we had an hour wait to catch a taxi but the designated waiting areas are well manned and all taxis are official and on meters.

You’ll notice that many of the attractions listed above under Dubai with Kids are in the mall. Add to these. one of the biggest candy stores we’ve ever seen ( it was opposite the huge viewing tank of the aquarium) and you have kid paradise.

Tours of Dubai

We’ve always found it hard to book tours in Dubai, the only local option seems to be to book via your hotel. Of course, they have an agenda and will point you towards the tours that pay them best. We first discovered GetYourGuide in Dubai when we booked our Desert Safari and have been using them ever since. They have a lowest price guarantee and come with the peace of mind that a big company gives you. We use them, we trust them. There are dozens of tours, from sightseeing to dinners to major adventures and thrills that only Dubai can provide. Check out the top Dubai tours and attractions here.

Tours From Dubai

Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates and multiple tours are available from Dubai. These are very popular and well worth doing. We tried and failed to get from Dubai to Abu Dhabi by bus. In the end we took a free shuttle. Read about getting from Dubai to Abu Dhabi here.

Burj Khalifa

Burj Khalifa Dubai Travel Blog Guide
The Burj Khalifa is magnificent at 829.8 m tall. Catch the fountain, music and light show at the base of the Burj Khalifa. It’s very special and happens every day.

The tallest building in the world ( it may not be now) it stands at 829.8 m in downtown Dubai. It is so high that we heard people living above the 80th floor should wait 2 minutes and people above 150 should wait 3 minutes before eating during Ramadan as the setting sun can still be seen from these floors.

The building is mixed usage, with apartments, restaurants, offices and viewing areas. It has won many awards for its architecture. It also holds numerous records for base jumping both official and unofficial.

Each night it hosts a water fountain display which is located just outside of the Dubai Mall at the base of the Burj. We’ve enjoyed this fountain show several times now, it’s quite special. Expect crowds. At the end of the display is when taxi ranks at the mall will be very full. It can easily take an hour to get into a taxi.

Burj Al Arab

burj al arab from jumeira beach
The best view of the Burj Al Arab from Jumeirah Beach. There is a running track and walkway right behind the beach and you can walk along to the Burj. The water here was unexpectedly cold but crystal clear.

The beautiful Burj Al Arab on Jumeirah Beach is said to be the most luxurious hotel in the world. It’s certainly a stunning building and a trip to the beach will give you great views. If you’d like to stay, check it out. I know I would.

Food in Dubai

Dubai food street food souk
A plate of snacks that we grabbed in the souk. Maybe Indian Emirati, but good. Also possibly the cheapest thing we ate in Dubai. For traditional Emirati food try the Old Dubai tour and lunch we mention in this post.

Obviously, you can get anything you’d like in Dubai, it’s a big modern city. The most authentic local food we found was probably on our cultural tour and Emirati lunch and the street snacks we bought in the souk near Old Dubai ( pictured above).

We tend to self cater a lot in Dubai, not my favourite thing, but good cheap eats are thin on the ground. Look out for the supermarket chain, Spinneys, there seems to be one every few paces.

What to Wear in Dubai

Surprisingly, there are no hard and fast restrictive dress rules around Dubai. You’ll see women fully covered through personal choice while others wear swimsuits at the beach and around pools.

However, if you’re heading to the mall, a restaurant, market or really, any public place. Show some respect. Certain items are not allowed, very short short and skirts, crop tops, strappy tops and so on. Cover up from shoulders to knees and all should be well. Men should also show similar respect. Please check current requirements.

The locals always seemed dressed to the nines and you’ll be amazed by the well-groomed, fragrant, dazzlingly white-robed men and their immaculately made up partners. Even if you can only see eyes, those eyes will be faultless and captivating.

Can You Drink the Tap Water in Dubai?

Nearly all the drinking water in Dubai comes from desalination. The government has stated that it is safe to drink when it leaves the processing plants. A lot of locals don’t drink the water blaming bad taste and the pipes that carry it.

We’re happy brushing our teeth with tap water but wouldn’t be drinking glasses of it.

What to Take With You to Dubai

There’s very little that you’d need to pack for Dubai that you can’t buy there. Dubai culture revolves around shopping, they’ll have what you need.  You’ll be in a city, so the sort of travel gadgets we normally recommend are redundant. Theft isn’t a big worry but think about anti theft bags and devices particularly for the souks. Dubai is one of the places that we visit to stock up on things like good quality jeans and underwear, so don’t over-pack.

That’s it for now. We’re heading to Dubai again this autumn so this post will be updated yet again and more content added. It was a pleasure creating this Dubai travel blog and guide to help you plan your trip to Dubai and UAE Can you use the red Pinterest button below to save this post to Pinterest? Or hover over the centre of one of the long images and a button will appear by magic. You can then choose which Pinterest image you like best. Thanks!

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About Alyson for World Travel Family

Alyson is a former medical scientist who jumped ship to chase dreams. She is now a full-time blogger and travel writer and owns several websites. A lifetime of wanderlust and over 6 years on the road, has given her and the family some travel expert smarts to share with you on this site. Our site covers over 50 countries, cultures, and cuisines, from the trekking routes of the high Himalayas to Ancient Egypt and beyond. Read more about us and our trave story here.

Comments

  1. Stella says

    04/12/2019 at

    Thanks for sharing such an important information with us but i also want to add one point that you don’t mention, Dubai’s safe and secure taxi service…i experienced taxi service last month for the first time really it was fabulous.

    Reply
  2. Faizan Tahir says

    14/11/2019 at

    Hi,
    I am planning to visit Dubai. I have a craze to go on the safari desert, and I also have amazed to see water parks in Dubai. Can you please recommend a budget to enjoy 15 days in Dubai. Should I wait for the off-season to travel?

    Regards,

    Reply
    • Alyson for World Travel Family says

      14/11/2019 at

      I can’t really advise on a budget because we all spend differently. Dubai is an expensive destination. You will be spending – probably a few hundred dollars a day depending on what you do and what you spend, up to thousands per day if you stay at the Burj. All these tours are pretty expensive too. You can self cater and eat at McDonalds or use nice restaurants. You can spend a fortune or you can keep it as budget as possible. I’m sorry I can’t really help much more.

      Reply
  3. Mangayarkarasi says

    05/10/2019 at

    Iam going to Dubai in Nov.19 as single passenger through a travel agency. Can I visit all places safely with the cab driver.Though the travels is watching me via WhatsApp, is this safe ? Iam 68 years old.can I go around all the places easily without any guide?.

    Reply
    • Alyson Long says

      06/10/2019 at

      In my opinion, yes, but you can find bad people anywhere, I’ve never felt unsafe in Dubai. The opposite infact, I feel highly safe there and have wandered around by myself, as a woman, often. They have tough laws. Just follow normal safety procedures.

      Reply
  4. Neha Singh says

    18/09/2019 at

    Your blog has literally provided all the impetus to visit Dubai with my kids. I can imagine myself enjoying in this city with my family as I was going through it. I have already been to this city twice on an official tour. That’s why I couldn’t explore it to the fullest owing to the lack of time. But I will see to it that I spend a full fledged vacation here very soon with my family.

    Reply
  5. ayla Khan says

    12/09/2019 at

    Your blog is unbelievably fantastic. This is very nice and informative blog.National Day UAE 2019.

    Reply
  6. Dubai tours says

    09/08/2019 at

    Great post! Thanks for sharing. I think a lot of travellers are looking for more ops to make those cultural connections and see more.

    EXCELLENT ARTICLE…

    Reply
    • Alyson Long says

      10/08/2019 at

      Thank you. Appreciated.

      Reply
  7. Dubai Tour Packages says

    19/06/2019 at

    Thanks For deep knowledge about Dubai Foods and Clothes

    Reply
  8. Galaxy Tourism says

    10/06/2019 at

    Thanks for sharing the post. Dubai is the perfect place to enjoy the holiday with family.

    Reply
  9. Arun Das says

    10/06/2019 at

    Beautiful article, Really interesting to read. I have gone to Dubai one year later with the assistance of a tour operator . I got a wonderful experience. Thanks for sharing this article.

    Reply
  10. imran khalid says

    07/05/2019 at

    Very well explained all about dubai travel guide. Thanks for the great dubai travel ideas. Very informative post indeed.

    Reply
  11. Rishi rathod says

    15/04/2019 at

    This was a complete article on Dubai.
    Thanks for sharing this amazing knowledge.
    Keep up the good work, Cheers!!!

    Reply
  12. Joice John says

    11/03/2019 at

    The best time to explore Dubai is in Winter time. Dubai is known for its luxury homes, this guide is more than that. thank you for sharing your experience.

    Reply
  13. PickPackPic says

    08/03/2019 at

    Very comprehensive blog post on Dubai tour. It is beneficial for all the visitors who are going to Dubai. Thanks for sharing this with us!

    Reply
  14. Kamla rani says

    16/02/2019 at

    Hi Alyson Long,

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge about Dubai. It’s very helpful for me when I visit in Dubai as a traveler or I am also happy to read your travel blog because I also love traveling.

    I simply say keep it up and don’t stop writing a blog for travels

    Reply
  15. Tony says

    26/01/2019 at

    Hi, can you suggest any site for tours and trips in emirates or dubai? Which one will be used there? I found getyouguide, tripadvisor and tripsemirates.com. Thanks, Tony

    Reply
    • Alyson Long says

      26/01/2019 at

      We provide links to GetYourGuide tours on this page. Scroll back up and have a look, we use them a lot and can certainly recommend the desert safaris we mention above, we also tried an speed boat tour recently. They are our preferred company.

      Reply
    • Judith Knisely says

      26/01/2019 at

      Yes. We took the on off bus. It has three different guided tours, each a different color. We did all 3 in one day. Reasonably priced, Feel like we saw all highlights of Dubai.

      Reply
      • Alyson Long says

        26/01/2019 at

        Very easy to get a taxi or hop on the Metro also. But beware bad traffic and packed trains. It’s not a place you can walk much other than down around The Creek, Old Dubai and the Souks, with the little fery boats to cross.

        Reply
  16. Rizwan Waris says

    18/01/2019 at

    Desert Safari Dubai is an amazing trip that will give you a unique experience. The undulating sands are not only an attraction, but they are an adventure that you should not miss. The sand will beckon you with the shine and mystery that is has hidden in it. The desert is one of natures amazing gifts to mankind that you should go on a Desert Safari to fall in love with the sand dunes.

    Reply
  17. Places To Visit In Dubai says

    03/01/2019 at

    I really like the blog you have written on Dubai very informative and in detail. I think you covered almost everything from hotels to popular places, activities, travelling, etc

    Keep up the good work.

    Reply
  18. Maxwell Douglas says

    18/12/2018 at

    Nice and simple guide for people planning to visit Dubai! I saw the city while watching live cricket match in Dubai. The city is very beautiful! I would love to go there!

    Reply
  19. Umm Salwa says

    03/12/2018 at

    Hi. I just came across your blog and wanted to know if there’s any place in Dubai where tourists can go horseriding?

    Reply
    • Alyson Long says

      03/12/2018 at

      I’m sure there are although I’ve never done it. Use the links above to the other tours and search through what’s listed there. Have fun !

      Reply
  20. Sanjay hakkim says

    29/10/2018 at

    Hi,
    We will be there in Dubai from 31/10/2018 to 14/11/2018. With my three kids,wife and mother.we are looking for deals at popular destinations.any suggestions?

    Reply
  21. Judith Bonos says

    22/10/2018 at

    Just spent 2 days in Dubai. The airport and process,of entering are seamlessly organized. Everyone very helpful, We chose,the Big Bus, on and off for tours of the city, marina and beach. Well worth the beautiful sites and stories of Dubai. We also visited Dubai Mall and saw the beautiful fountain light display.

    Reply
  22. Lakshraj Doshi says

    21/10/2018 at

    We are planning a trip for Dubai in late December for roundabout 8-9 days
    We are a family of 4 including 2 children
    Can you help plan a tour?
    We are planning to save on the accommodation by buying some apartments but can’t find any reasonable options.

    Reply
  23. Loren says

    20/10/2018 at

    Hello! We will go to Dubai on Dec. 23 to 30, any suggestion for our itinerary? Any any suggested hotel which is cheap, comfy and near to mall and metro. Thanks in advance.

    Reply
    • Alyson Long says

      22/10/2018 at

      I’ll get back to you ASAP Loren. Been up Everest!

      Reply
  24. Jude Knisely says

    12/08/2018 at

    My husband and I are headed to Dubai in October as part of our round the world adventure. There seems to be conflicted information about brining in prescription medications, I am prescribed meds for anxiety and sleep. Have you heard problems arising at customs? We plan to have original bottles, prescriptions and letter from doctor. Any feedback would be helpful. Thank you.

    Reply
    • Alyson Long says

      12/08/2018 at

      Hi Jude. We don’t have prescription drugs so no first hand experience, but yes, it DOES happen. Keep all drugs in their original containers and have your doctor’s notification, but also check which drugs and medications are illegal or banned in Dubai. It’s not just Dubai, certain drugs, legal in your own country, can get you into deep trouble in others, even if prescribed. I’m sorry I can’t be much more help than that.

      Reply
  25. Claudette says

    11/07/2018 at

    Thank you for the insights! I am heading to Dubai this autumn and look forward to exploring this amazing city.

    Reply
    • Alyson Long for World Travel Family says

      11/07/2018 at

      Have a great time Claudette!

      Reply

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