Burj Khalifa (Photo Stop): Get a memorable view of the world’s tallest building. Take photos near the Dubai Mall promenade with the Dubai Fountain and skyline as your backdrop.

Al Seef Heritage Area & Museum: Wander through the charming creekside destination of Al Seef, where restored architecture meets modern cafés and art spaces. Visit the Al Seef Museum, a cultural showcase of Emirati traditions, pearl diving tools, and life before the skyscrapers.

Al Bastakiya Historical District (Al Fahidi): Stroll through one of the oldest neighborhoods in Dubai. Discover traditional wind-tower houses, narrow alleys, art galleries, and charming courtyard cafés.

Abra Ride Across Dubai Creek: Board a traditional wooden Abra boat and cruise across the historic Dubai Creek. This scenic ride connects old Dubai’s Deira and Bur Dubai areas.

Gold & Spice Souks: Enter the bustling traditional markets filled with aromatic spices, colorful fabrics, handcrafted souvenirs, and glittering displays of gold jewelry.

Jumeirah Mosque (Photo Stop) Admire this iconic landmark built in traditional Fatimid style. It's one of the few mosques open to non-Muslims for guided tours, promoting cultural understanding.

Jumeirah Beach & Burj Al Arab (Photo Stop): Capture perfect photos of the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab, one of the world’s most luxurious hotels, from the open beach promenade.

The Palm Jumeirah & Atlantis Hotel (Photo Stop): Drive onto the world-famous Palm Island, a marvel of engineering. Stop at the crescent to photograph the majestic Atlantis The Palm resort.

Dubai Marina (Drive Through or Quick Stop): Witness a stunning skyline of high-rise towers by the waterfront. A great place to observe the modern lifestyle of Dubai with yachts, shops, and dining spots.

One of the largest mosques in the world, this architectural masterpiece is a must-see. Marvel at its 82 domes, gold-plated chandeliers, intricate floral mosaics, and the world’s largest hand-knotted carpet. Women will be provided with a traditional abaya and scarf for the visit. You’ll have ample time to explore the interior and take photos.

Emirates Palace Hotel (Photo Stop from outside): Snap photos of this opulent 7-star hotel, a symbol of luxury and grandeur. With its golden domes, lush gardens, and regal Arabian architecture, the Emirates Palace is a visual masterpiece from the outside.

Qasr Al Watan (Photo Stop from outside): Also known as the Presidential Palace, this cultural landmark offers a rare glimpse into the UAE’s governance and traditions. Inside, explore majestic halls, the Grand Library, and Islamic art displays. Optional entry tickets can be arranged.

Step back in time at this living museum that replicates a traditional Emirati village. See craftsmen at work, explore Bedouin-style tents, learn about desert life, and shop for local crafts and souvenirs.

Abu Dhabi Corniche: Enjoy a scenic drive along this well-maintained waterfront with stunning views of the Arabian Gulf, landscaped parks, and modern city skyline. A short stop for photos is usually included.

Dates Market: Stop at Abu Dhabi’s famous date market where you can taste and buy fresh and premium varieties of local dates, honey, and traditional sweets.

Louvre Abu Dhabi (Photo Stop from outside): Admire the impressive modern architecture of the Louvre Abu Dhabi, known for its floating dome and serene waterfront setting.

Yas Island & Ferrari World (Drive Pass): On the return route, enjoy a panoramic drive by Ferrari World, the largest indoor theme park with the world’s fastest rollercoaster. You’ll also pass Yas Marina Circuit and other attractions on Yas Island.