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Booking a comprehensive Dubai travel package transforms your Emirates adventure into an effortless experience, combining return flights, luxury accommodation, seamless transfers and curated excursions in one convenient arrangement. From the glittering Burj Khalifa piercing the skyline to thrilling desert safaris across golden dunes, from pristine beaches lapped by turquoise waters to world-class shopping districts, Dubai offers unparalleled diversity for discerning travellers. Whether you seek a quick weekend escape, an extended family holiday or an indulgent luxury retreat, the right package streamlines every detail whilst delivering exceptional value. Register now to unlock exclusive access to top-tier hotels with savings reaching 70% off standard rates.

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7-14 nights: 5* hotels in Dubai & Abu Dhabi

7-14 nights: 5* hotels in Dubai & Abu Dhabi

Combine the best of both Emirates with multi-night packages in five-star hotels across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. These comprehensive itineraries include desert safari adventures, Burj Khalifa tickets and optional helicopter flights over the Palm Jumeirah. Perfect for travellers seeking a complete UAE experience, these packages offer flexibility in duration (7–14 nights) and include transfers between cities. Enjoy world-class dining, spa facilities and access to iconic landmarks in both destinations.

What we love: The seamless combination of Dubai's modern skyline with Abu Dhabi's cultural treasures, plus included excursions that showcase the best of the Emirates.

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Middle-Eastern Escape 4*/5*

Middle-Eastern Escape 4*/5*

Extend your Dubai adventure with this exceptional combined itinerary featuring Jordan's ancient wonders. Stay in carefully selected 4* and 5* hotels whilst enjoying a half-day Dubai city tour, deluxe desert safari and dhow dinner cruise along Dubai Marina. The detailed day-by-day itinerary ensures you experience the highlights of both destinations without the stress of planning. This package is ideal for culture enthusiasts seeking to combine modern luxury with historical exploration.

What we love: The unique opportunity to explore Dubai's futuristic attractions alongside Jordan's timeless treasures, all in one thoughtfully curated package.

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Discover Dubai at Doubletree by Hilton Business Bay 4*

Discover Dubai at Doubletree by Hilton Business Bay 4*

This comprehensive package includes everything you need for an unforgettable Dubai experience: daily breakfast, half-day city tour, dune dinner safari, dhow cruise and Burj Khalifa ticket. Located in the vibrant Business Bay district, the DoubleTree offers modern comfort with easy access to Dubai's main attractions. The included excursion package removes the hassle of booking activities separately, offering excellent value for money. Perfect for first-time visitors wanting a complete introduction to Dubai.

What we love: The all-inclusive excursion package that covers Dubai's must-see experiences, from desert adventures to iconic skyline views, all pre-arranged for maximum convenience.

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Hotel Riu Dubai 4*

Hotel Riu Dubai 4*

Families seeking an all-inclusive beachfront escape will adore this Dubai Islands resort. With water park access included, multiple dining venues and a private beach, the Hotel Riu Dubai offers exceptional value. Optional excursions include helicopter tours and Burj Khalifa tickets, allowing you to explore the city whilst enjoying a relaxing beach-resort base. The all-inclusive board basis means parents can relax knowing meals, drinks and entertainment are covered throughout the stay.

What we love: The genuine all-inclusive experience with water park access and beachfront location, perfect for families wanting both relaxation and adventure.

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Why choose a Dubai travel package?

What a package typically includes (flights, transfers, board basis, excursions)

A typical Dubai travel package bundles return flights from major UK airports—London, Manchester, Birmingham—with carefully selected accommodation, airport-hotel transfers and optional excursions into one seamless booking. Core components include flights operated by reputable carriers, private or shared transfers ensuring smooth arrivals and departures, and accommodation with flexible board basis options: room only for independent explorers, bed and breakfast for leisurely mornings, half-board for evening dining convenience, or all-inclusive for complete relaxation. Excursions may be pre-included or available as optional add-ons—popular inclusions are desert safaris with dune bashing and Bedouin camp dinners, Burj Khalifa observation deck tickets, traditional dhow cruises along Dubai Marina, and comprehensive city tours covering the Gold Souk, Spice Souk and heritage districts. Premium packages elevate the experience with private chauffeur transfers, spa treatment credits, fine dining vouchers and exclusive access to upscale venues. The advantage of bundled arrangements extends beyond convenience: travellers secure better value than booking components separately, enjoy the security of ATOL-protected bookings, and benefit from expert itinerary planning. Package contents vary by operator and price point, so reviewing exactly what's included before committing ensures alignment with your travel preferences and budget expectations.

Types of packages (short break, family, luxury, all-inclusive)

Dubai travel packages cater to diverse traveller profiles and holiday styles. Short breaks spanning 2–4 nights appeal to weekend city escapists, focusing on iconic sights like the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall and marina waterfront; these typically bundle flights, centrally located hotels and breakfast. Family packages feature resorts equipped with dedicated kids' clubs, thrilling water parks and interconnecting rooms, often including theme-park tickets for IMG Worlds of Adventure or Aquaventure at Atlantis The Palm, plus child-friendly excursions such as dolphin encounters and desert safaris with camel rides. Luxury packages showcase five-star properties—the legendary Burj Al Arab, the sophisticated Dubai EDITION, the elegant St Regis—paired with premium board basis, private transfers, indulgent spa treatments, gourmet dining experiences and exclusive activities like helicopter tours over the Palm Jumeirah or private yacht charters. All-inclusive packages centre on beachfront resorts such as Hotel Riu Dubai, where meals, beverages, activities and entertainment are comprehensively covered, delivering exceptional value for families and couples seeking hassle-free holidays. Specialising in luxury and premium offerings with savings reaching 70%, exclusive flash sales grant travellers access to top-tier hotels at competitive rates, transforming aspirational escapes into accessible realities.

Best time to visit and how season affects price

Understanding Dubai's climate and seasonal pricing dynamics empowers travellers to maximise value and comfort. Peak season from November through March delivers cooler temperatures ranging 20–30°C, ideal conditions for sightseeing, beach relaxation and outdoor pursuits; however, demand drives prices to their highest levels, particularly around Christmas, New Year and February half-term holidays when families flock to the Emirates. Shoulder season months of April and October offer warm yet manageable weather, thinner crowds and moderate pricing—an excellent balance for flexible travellers seeking value without compromising comfort. Low season spanning May through September brings intense heat reaching 35–45°C, deterring many visitors but rewarding budget-conscious travellers with significantly reduced rates; indoor attractions including sprawling malls, fascinating museums and the unique indoor ski slope at Mall of the Emirates remain comfortable, whilst resort-based stays centred on air-conditioned facilities and refreshing pools prove perfectly enjoyable. Ramadan, with dates varying annually according to the lunar calendar, affects restaurant opening hours and entertainment schedules but presents unique cultural experiences alongside attractive hotel discounts. Booking 3–6 months ahead secures optimal rates and room selection, whilst last-minute deals occasionally emerge during quieter periods. Flash sales deliver exceptional value throughout the calendar, offering luxury hotels at reduced rates even during peak demand. Properties like Fairmont Dubai provide central locations and year-round climate-controlled comfort regardless of external temperatures.

Suggested itineraries (by duration)

Weekend / 3-day highlights: city tour + Burj Khalifa + marina cruise

A condensed 3-day, 2-night itinerary maximises Dubai's headline attractions for time-pressed visitors. Day 1 begins with arrival and check-in at a central hotel in Business Bay or Downtown Dubai, followed by an afternoon exploring Dubai Mall—one of the world's largest shopping destinations—and witnessing the choreographed Dubai Fountain show dancing to music every 30 minutes. Cap the evening with a sunset ascent of Burj Khalifa, where observation decks on levels 124 and 125 reveal panoramic vistas stretching across the glittering metropolis, desert expanses and Arabian Gulf. Day 2 commences with a half-day city tour encompassing the atmospheric Gold Souk and Spice Souk, the heritage-rich Al Fahidi Historical District with its traditional wind-tower architecture, and Dubai Museum chronicling the emirate's transformation from pearl-diving village to global metropolis. Afternoon hours invite relaxation at Jumeirah Beach or your hotel pool before an evening dhow cruise along Dubai Marina, gliding past illuminated skyscrapers and the iconic Palm Jumeirah whilst savouring international cuisine. Day 3 allows final shopping at Mall of the Emirates or souk exploration before checkout. This itinerary suits first-time visitors and city-break enthusiasts seeking concentrated experiences. Many packages include Burj Khalifa tickets and dhow cruises as standard or affordable add-ons. Breakfast inclusion maximises sightseeing time. The Dubai EDITION provides luxury downtown positioning with effortless access to major attractions.

5-day classic: city + desert safari + beach time

A balanced 5-day, 4-night itinerary harmonises cultural immersion, adventure and relaxation. Day 1 features arrival, hotel settling and an evening stroll along The Walk at JBR or Dubai Marina promenade, absorbing the waterfront atmosphere. Day 2 delivers a half-day city tour traversing souks, museums and heritage sites, followed by afternoon exploration of Dubai Mall and Burj Khalifa ascent, culminating with the mesmerising fountain show choreographed to music and light. Day 3 presents the quintessential desert safari—morning dune bashing in powerful 4x4 vehicles, camel riding, sandboarding down golden slopes, then arrival at a traditional Bedouin camp for sunset, BBQ dinner featuring Arabic mezze and grilled specialities, belly dancing performances, Tanoura shows and stargazing before late evening return. Day 4 invites pure beach indulgence at Jumeirah Beach or your resort pool, optional water sports including jet-skiing and parasailing, rejuvenating spa treatments, and leisurely evening dining at rooftop bars or marina restaurants. Day 5 allows final shopping or sightseeing before checkout. This itinerary offers comprehensive Dubai exposure without feeling rushed. Most packages include desert safaris and city tours, with beach time naturally integrated into resort stays. Beachfront properties like Delta Hotels by Marriott Jumeirah Beach provide direct beach access and family-friendly amenities.

7–10 day: Dubai plus Abu Dhabi or beach-resort extension

Extended itineraries enable deeper UAE exploration and enhanced relaxation. A 7-day Dubai plus Abu Dhabi programme allocates 4 nights in Dubai for city sights, desert safaris and beach experiences, then 3 nights in Abu Dhabi visiting the magnificent Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque with its stunning white marble architecture, the world-class Louvre Abu Dhabi showcasing international art collections, the opulent Qasr Al Watan presidential palace, and Yas Island theme parks including Ferrari World and Yas Waterworld; inter-city transfers feature in many packages. A 10-day beach-resort extension follows 5 days exploring Dubai with 5 nights retreating to a luxury beach resort in Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah or Dubai Islands for pure relaxation—indulgent spa treatments, exhilarating water sports, gourmet dining and minimal sightseeing pressure. Alternative configurations combine Dubai with Jordan, pairing futuristic Emirates glamour with ancient Petra and dramatic Wadi Rum desert landscapes for a cultural twin-centre holiday. Longer packages deliver superior value per night and permit relaxed pacing without constant activity. The 7-14 nights Dubai & Abu Dhabi packages feature five-star hotels in both cities with included excursions. Extended bookings often secure more generous baggage allowances and additional perks.

Top experiences & excursions to include

Desert safari (timing, what to expect)

The quintessential desert safari ranks among Dubai's most thrilling experiences. Most safaris depart mid-afternoon around 3–4pm with hotel pickup, venturing into the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve or similar dune landscapes. Activities commence with adrenaline-pumping 4x4 dune bashing—30–45 minutes of roller-coaster rides over towering sand dunes executed by expert drivers—followed by sandboarding down slopes, camel riding offering traditional transport experiences, quad biking (sometimes incurring additional cost), and falcon photography capturing majestic birds of prey. Participants arrive at traditional Bedouin-style camps for sunset, where atmospheric lighting transforms golden sands into magical landscapes. Evening festivities include BBQ buffet dinners featuring Arabic mezze, grilled meats and fresh salads, accompanied by belly dancing performances, mesmerising Tanoura dance shows with spinning dervishes, henna painting, shisha smoking and stargazing beneath clear desert skies. Return transfers deliver guests to hotels around 9–10pm. Safari types range from standard group experiences (most economical, sharing vehicles with other travellers), private safaris (exclusive vehicles and guides for families or couples), luxury safaris (premium camps with gourmet dining and enhanced comfort), to overnight safaris (sleeping under stars in Bedouin tents). Desert safaris feature in many Dubai packages or become affordable add-ons costing £40–80 per person for standard group experiences. Comfortable clothing, closed shoes and light jackets for cooler evening temperatures prove essential. Pregnant women and individuals with back problems should avoid dune bashing.

Burj Khalifa & Dubai skyline viewpoints

The iconic Burj Khalifa soars 828 metres as the world's tallest building, offering observation decks on levels 124, 125 and 148. Standard tickets granting access to levels 124 and 125 cost approximately £30–40, whilst prime-time sunset slots and level 148 positioned at 555 metres command premium pricing but reward visitors with smaller crowds and luxury lounge access. Advance booking proves essential during peak periods, though many travel packages include tickets, eliminating separate purchase hassle and costs. Optimal visiting times include sunset (1–2 hours before) for spectacular day-to-night transitions, or early morning for clearest atmospheric visibility. Alternative skyline viewpoints diversify perspectives: The View at The Palm reaches 240 metres on Palm Jumeirah, Sky Views Dubai features thrilling Edge Walk experiences suspended above the city, and rooftop bars like Mercury Lounge or Atmosphere combine panoramic vistas with sophisticated dining and cocktails. Many Dubai travel packages bundle Burj Khalifa tickets as standard inclusions, delivering time savings and value. Combining tower visits with Dubai Mall shopping and evening fountain shows (performing every 30 minutes from 6pm) maximises downtown experiences. Packages from The Oberoi Dubai frequently include optional Burj Khalifa access alongside city excursions.

Dhow or yacht cruise in Dubai Marina / Palm Jumeirah views

Dubai's waterborne experiences showcase the city's spectacular skyline from unique perspectives. Traditional dhow cruises employ wooden Arabian boats for 2-hour dinner journeys along Dubai Marina or Dubai Creek. Marina cruises reveal modern architecture, luxury yachts and illuminated skyscrapers rising dramatically from the waterfront, whilst Creek cruises pass heritage sites, traditional souks and historic trading districts. Most include international buffet dinners, soft beverages, live entertainment featuring musicians and Tanoura dancers, plus outdoor deck seating for optimal photography and ambience. Prices typically range £30–50 per person, often included within package excursion bundles. Luxury yacht cruises elevate experiences through private or shared charters offering champagne service, gourmet catering prepared by skilled chefs, swimming stops in turquoise waters, and closer proximity to Palm Jumeirah, the magnificent Atlantis The Palm resort and the iconic sail-shaped Burj Al Arab. Options span 2-hour sunset cruises to full-day maritime adventures exploring the coastline. These cruises suit romantic evenings, family celebrations and photography enthusiasts capturing Dubai's glittering transformation from daylight to illuminated night-time spectacle. Booking sunset or evening departures ensures optimal ambience and cooler temperatures compared to daytime heat. Packages from W Dubai - The Palm provide convenient access to yacht cruise departure points with stunning Palm Jumeirah vistas directly from the resort.

Practical information & traveller tips

Visas, entry requirements and local laws

British passport holders receive complimentary 30-day visit visas upon arrival in Dubai, extendable once for an additional 30 days for a fee; passports must maintain validity for at least 6 months from arrival date. No advance visa applications prove necessary for tourism purposes. Customs regulations permit duty-free allowances including 4 litres of alcohol or 24 beer cans for non-Muslim adults, with tobacco limits applying; prescription medications should accompany doctor's letters confirming medical necessity. Local laws demand respectful adherence: public displays of affection including kissing and intimate touching risk fines or arrest—holding hands remains acceptable for married couples. Modest dress in public areas proves essential, with shoulders and knees covered in malls, government buildings and mosques; beachwear suits hotel pools and beaches but requires cover-ups when traversing public spaces. Alcohol consumption restricts to licensed venues including hotels, restaurants and bars; public intoxication constitutes illegal behaviour risking detention. During Ramadan, non-Muslims must refrain from eating, drinking and smoking in public during daylight hours, respecting the holy month. Photographing government buildings, military installations and individuals—particularly women—without explicit permission remains prohibited. Dubai maintains exceptional safety with minimal crime rates, yet respecting local customs and laws ensures trouble-free experiences for all visitors.

Typical budgets and price ranges (economy to luxury)

Dubai travel package costs span broad spectrums accommodating diverse budgets. Economy packages featuring 3-star or budget 4-star hotels with room-only or bed-and-breakfast basis for 3–5 nights range £400–700 per person including flights from UK airports; basic transfers feature whilst excursions require separate booking. Mid-range packages showcasing 4-star hotels with half-board or breakfast for 5–7 nights cost £700–1,200 per person, often bundling airport transfers and 1–2 excursions such as desert safaris and city tours. Luxury packages presenting 5-star properties like Fairmont, Jumeirah or Oberoi with full-board or all-inclusive basis for 5–7 nights span £1,200–2,500+ per person, incorporating private transfers, multiple included excursions, spa credits and premium dining experiences. Ultra-luxury packages at Burj Al Arab, Atlantis Royal or similar iconic properties for 7+ nights reach £3,000–6,000+ per person, delivering butler service, exclusive experiences including helicopter tours and yacht charters, and unparalleled hospitality. Price variations reflect travel dates (peak versus low season), flight class (economy versus business), board basis, hotel star rating, excursion inclusions and room types (sea views, suites). Luxury packages at mid-range prices become accessible through exclusive offers delivering savings up to 70%, transforming five-star Dubai dreams into affordable realities. Comparing package inclusions proves essential—higher upfront costs with bundled excursions often deliver superior overall value compared to cheaper room-only arrangements requiring separate activity bookings.

Weather, what to pack and dress code advice

Dubai's climate varies dramatically by season, influencing packing strategies. November through March peak season delivers pleasant 20–30°C temperatures, abundant sunshine and minimal rainfall—ideal for all activities. April, May, September and October shoulder months bring 25–35°C warmth with manageable conditions despite occasional humidity. June through August summer months impose intense 35–45°C heat with high humidity, rendering outdoor activities uncomfortable midday but rewarding visitors with significantly reduced package prices. Pack lightweight, breathable fabrics including cotton and linen; modest outfits covering shoulders and knees for public areas; swimwear and beachwear for hotel pools and beaches; comfortable walking shoes plus sandals; sun hats, quality sunglasses and high-SPF sunscreen; light cardigans for air-conditioned interiors where temperatures can feel surprisingly cold. Mosques require full coverage: women need headscarves, long sleeves and long skirts or trousers; men need long trousers and covered shoulders—abayas often provided at Sheikh Zayed Mosque. Upscale restaurants and bars enforce smart-casual standards prohibiting shorts and flip-flops for men. Beach clubs and hotel pools permit swimwear but require cover-ups when moving through public areas or lobbies. Dubai maintains greater liberalism than neighbouring Gulf states yet modesty remains appreciated and legally expected. Packing layers accommodates temperature variations between outdoor heat and aggressively air-conditioned indoor environments including malls, restaurants and hotel lobbies.

Fairmont Dubai luxury hotel

Securing the perfect Dubai travel package transforms your Emirates experience from merely memorable to genuinely extraordinary. Whether captivated by futuristic architecture, exhilarated by desert adventures, enchanted by cultural heritage or simply seeking luxurious relaxation beneath year-round sunshine, Dubai delivers unparalleled diversity. Comprehensive packages remove planning stress whilst delivering exceptional value, granting you more time to savour each moment—from sunrise over golden dunes to sunset cocktails with Burj Khalifa views. Register today to discover exclusive flash sales offering luxury accommodations at remarkable savings, making your Dubai dreams accessible and affordable.

Dubai travel package

Typical Dubai travel package costs range from £400–700 per person for economy 3-night breaks in 3-star or budget 4-star hotels to £1,200–2,500+ for luxury 7-night packages in five-star properties, including flights, hotels, transfers and excursions. Prices vary by season, with peak November–March commanding higher rates, hotel category, board basis and included activities. Exclusive offers provide luxury packages at competitive rates with savings reaching 70%, making premium Dubai experiences accessible to discerning travellers seeking exceptional value without compromising quality or comfort.

How much is a Dubai 2 nights 3 days package?

A short 2-night, 3-day Dubai package costs £400–600 per person for 3-star or 4-star hotels with flights and breakfast included, rising to £800–1,200 for 5-star luxury properties. Packages typically bundle return flights from UK airports, airport transfers and accommodation. Popular excursions including Burj Khalifa observation deck tickets, desert safaris with dune bashing and Bedouin camp dinners, and dhow cruises along Dubai Marina are often optional add-ons costing £30–80 each, or pre-included in comprehensive packages offering superior overall value.

What is the cheapest month to go to Dubai?

May through September represent the cheapest months for Dubai travel due to extreme heat reaching 35–45°C, with hotel rates and flight prices significantly lower than peak winter season. Shoulder months April and October offer balanced moderate weather and reasonable pricing. Booking during Ramadan or well in advance (3–6 months) can secure additional savings. Flash sales deliver exceptional value year-round, offering luxury hotels at reduced rates even during peak November–March season when temperatures prove ideal for sightseeing, beach activities and outdoor exploration.

What's the dress code in Dubai?

Modest dress is expected in public areas: shoulders and knees should be covered in malls, souks, government buildings and mosques, whilst swimwear remains appropriate at hotel pools and beaches provided cover-ups are worn when leaving. Upscale restaurants and bars require smart-casual attire, prohibiting shorts and flip-flops for men. Public displays of affection should remain minimal. Dubai maintains relative liberalism compared to neighbouring Gulf states, yet respecting local customs and legal dress expectations ensures comfortable, trouble-free experiences for all visitors throughout your stay.

What does a typical Dubai travel package include?

Standard Dubai travel packages include return flights from UK airports including London, Manchester and Birmingham, airport-hotel transfers (private or shared depending on package tier), accommodation with chosen board basis ranging from room-only to all-inclusive, and ATOL protection ensuring financial security. Many packages bundle popular excursions such as desert safaris, Burj Khalifa tickets, dhow cruises and city tours either as standard inclusions or optional add-ons. Luxury packages elevate experiences with spa credits, fine dining vouchers, private chauffeur services and exclusive experiences including helicopter tours and yacht charters.

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