Passeios em Dubai

The best time to go is from November to March because the temperature becomes quite cool and bearable; therefore, for trips into the desert, exploring beaches, and sightseeing, this season is perfect. Temperatures are so high in Dubai that during summer months from June to August, it surges to over 40 C.

Dubai has different kinds of tours, including city sightseeing tours, desert safari tours, dhow cruise tours, luxury yacht tours, and visits to some of the popular sights, such as the Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Aquarium. Other attractions include themed programs like the Dubai Fountain show, Global Village, and indoor skiing at Ski Dubai for solo travelers.

Yes, there are plenty of family activities. You can enjoy Dubai Aquarium, Dubai Parks and Resorts, KidZania, or LEGOLAND with children. Families can enjoy great relaxing times at the beach and desert safari activities such as camel riding and sandboarding.
 

A visit to Dubai will be in the city for about 3-5 days, which is just enough time to appreciate the attractions plus do a little shopping while sampling modern and traditional Dubai. Extend your stay if you want to see more around you or be more leisurely about activities.
 

Yes, you are guaranteed a thrilling time as you take an exhilarating ride across sand dunes while seated in a 4x4 four-wheel drive. Various packages may also offer camel rides, sandboarding, barbeque-style dinners, belly dancing, and stargazing.

Yes, Dubai is considered one of the safest cities for tourists. This is very low crime rates and has strict laws and regulations. Nevertheless, always pay attention to local customs and laws, particularly regarding dress codes and behavior in public spaces.

There are guided tours for many attractions in Dubai. Most of the tours include detailed insights about the history, culture, and architecture of the city. Some major guided tours include Burj Khalifa and tours to Dubai Museum and the Dubai Marina. Some tours come with lunch or dinner, such as the Dubai Creek Dhow cruise or desert safari.

There are many countries that can bring tourists to the UAE, including EU countries, the UK, and the US. However, since visa requirements are different for every nationality, it is best to check the current update for travel regulations prior to the trip.
 

Absolutely! One of the highlights of Dubai is that it is never too quiet at night. When luxury rooftops turn into glamorous nightclubs and beach parties liberate, the fun comes alive. Some of the night tours the visitors may join include a dinner cruise along Dubai Creek, evening desert safaris, or visits to bars and clubs located, say, at the Burj Khalifa or the Dubai Marina.

Although Dubai is modern, it has all the possible areas where one is expected to dress modestly, especially in public areas, shopping malls, and religious sites. For the hot seasons, light, breathable clothing is ideal; be careful not to leave body parts uncovered—shoulders and knees—while visiting mosques or other cultural places. At the beach or pools, swimwear is fine, but out of those, it should not be flaunted. 

Very much so, Dubai is a shopper's paradise famous for its luxurious malls, authentic souks, and unqualified high-end brands. The Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates stand out as the big spender hubs for shopping, while souks give a collection of gold and spices, textiles, and perfumes. On top of that, the Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) hosts exciting discounts and great deals.