A picturesque waterfront district built around a man-made marina, Dubai Marina is home to luxurious residential buildings, hotels, and shopping malls. Visitors can stroll along the Marina Walk, admire the yachts at the yacht club or shop at the Marina Mall.

A traditional Arabian market located within the sprawling Madinat Jumeirah Resort complex. Souk Madinat Jumeirah offers an authentic shopping experience with its narrow alleyways, wind towers, and waterways. The souk also offers stunning views of Burj Al Arab, one of Dubai's famous landmarks.

One of the world's most iconic buildings, the sail-shaped Burj Khalifa is a symbol of luxury and extravagance. Though entry into the hotel is restricted to guests only, visitors can marvel at the structure from the outside and enjoy photo opportunities.

A white sand beach stretching along the coast of Jumeirah, Jumeirah Beach offers stunning views of the Persian Gulf and the Burj Al Arab. The public beach is equipped with showers, changing rooms, sun loungers, and several food outlets.

Jumeirah Mosque in Dubai is a stunning example of Islamic architecture. While visitors can explore the beauty of traditional architecture, it is one of the most photographed landmarks in the city. Take a brief stop here for 10-15 minutes and capture its beauty from the outside, admiring the intricate details and grandeur of this iconic structure.

One of Dubai's busiest roads, Sheikh Zayed Road is a hub of skyscrapers, commercial and residential buildings, and shopping centers. The road offers stunning views of Dubai's cityscape, especially at night.

Palm Jumeirah is a breathtaking man-made island in Dubai shaped like a palm tree. It boasts luxurious resorts, exquisite dining options, and upscale shopping destinations. Take a stroll along the boardwalk and enjoy stunning views of the city skyline and the Arabian Gulf. A must-see attraction for any visitor to Dubai. Also breath taking views of Atlantis.

The world's largest mall, The Dubai Mall offers visitors endless shopping options, ranging from high-end luxury brands to popular chain stores. It also boasts an aquarium, a skating rink, and a light show featuring the Burj Khalifa. The tallest building in the world, Burj Khalifa is a marvel of modern engineering. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Dubai from its observation deck or dine at its rooftop restaurant. In this tour visitors can only view and take photos at the front of Burj Khalifa. At the Top of Burj Khalifa (124, 125, 148, 153 floor) its ticket cost extra that are not included in this tour.

Located within The Dubai Mall, the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo offer visitors a chance to witness a vast array of marine life up close through its unique underwater tunnel. In this tour visitors can only take photos at the front of the Underwater Zoo for tunnel and aquarium experience its ticket cost is not included in this tour.

A traditional way to explore Dubai's old town, the Bur Dubai Abra Boat Station offers visitors a chance to cruise along Dubai Creek on a traditional wooden boat called an abra. The ride allows passengers to soak in the sights and sounds of old Dubai.

One of Dubai's oldest markets, Meena Bazar is known for its bargain shopping options. Visitors can find everything from electronics to clothes, spices, and souvenirs. The market offers a unique glimpse into traditional Arabic culture and hospitality.

Dubai's Gold Souks are a maze of small shops selling gold and other precious metals. Located in Deira, the souks offer an array of jewelry designs ranging from traditional to modern. Visitors can negotiate prices with the shopkeepers, making it an interactive shopping experience. The souks also offer an authentic glimpse into Dubai's gold trade history.