Embark on a remarkable journey with this exclusive two-in-one stay, offering a seamless blend of luxury and exotic appeal. Discover the grandeur of Dubai, a city of architectural marvels and opulent experiences, before immersing yourself in the serene beauty of Zanzibar, a haven of untouched beaches and vibrant culture. The carefully chosen 5* hotels in both destinations provide the utmost in comfort and service, with unrivalled locations that ensure a stay marked by elegance and ease.

From Dubai's soaring skylines to Zanzibar's idyllic coastlines, this escape promises a truly unforgettable experience.

Choose the stay duration that suits you best:

• 7 nights: 2 nights in Dubai & 5 nights in Zanzibar

• 8 nights: 2 nights in Dubai & 6 nights in Zanzibar

• 9 nights: 3 nights in Dubai & 6 nights in Zanzibar

This five-star hotel is at the crossroads of bustling downtown Dubai and the old city, boasting views of Dubai Creek and the city's impressive skyline. The Dubai Mall is just a short drive away, and Jumeirah Beach is only 20 minutes by car. The expansive resort spans over 34 floors and reflects the ambitious energy of this dynamic city. 

Settle into the spacious comfort of a Regency Room, complete with spectacular views over the Dubai skyline and historic creek. 

Opt for an upgrade and experience luxury within a Regency Suite, boasting a separate living room from where guests can marvel at panoramic views of Dubai Creek. Take advantage of the additional space and exclusive amenities, including refreshments at the Regency Club Lounge on the 32nd floor (from noon until 10 pm).

During your stay in the Regency Suite, you will enjoy the following benefits:

This is a bed and breakfast stay.  

Choose to upgrade to half board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (drinks excluded, conditions apply.) 

The extensive recreational spaces include a fitness studio, a heated outdoor swimming pool, and group exercise classes. Unwind at NYSA Spa, which proposes an extensive list of pampering treatments using the latest techniques.

Take advantage of your stay in Dubai to go to the capital Abu Dhabi and visit one of its most fascinating monuments - The Louvre Abu Dhabi - which houses an immense collection of work spread across spacious galleries and captivating temporary exhibitions, alongside the iconic dome.

Take a trip back in time on this desert excursion to the Dubai of the 1950s. Aboard a vintage Land Rover, you'll learn about the desert's extraordinary ecosystem and Bedouin culture, ending with a 4-course dinner (excluding drinks) under the stars. 

This helicopter flight will show you from an exceptional angle this an extraordinary city between desert and skyscrapers ! You'll take off from Police Dubai Academy pour survoler the Wind towers, the Burj Al Arab, the famous World Islands and the Jumeirah coast and Burj Khalifa, le plgreatest building of the world.  

Embark on a 17-minute helicopter flight in Dubai, following the Palm Tour itinerary, with views of the historic creek and souks and iconic sites such as the Burj Al Arab Hotel, the Jumeirah Beach Hotel and the Wild Wadi water park.

Discover Dubai from a unique angle on a 22-minute helicopter flight over iconic landmarks such as the World Islands, the Burj El Arab and Burj Khalifa towers, Dubai Creek, the Badguirs, the Palm Jumeirah hotels, and the golf course in the heart of the city.

Explore the world's largest water park and get your pulse racing with over 105 slides, before experiencing the myth of Atlantis in the Lost Chambers aquarium, deep in the sea... 

Explore the world's largest water park and get your pulse racing with over 105 slides, before experiencing the myth of Atlantis in the Lost Chambers aquarium, deep in the sea!  

Admire unforgettable views from the 124th and 125th floors of the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest tower at 828 metres. 

Get ready for access to the world's highest outdoor observatory, located in the world's tallest tower: the Burj Khalifa. An iconic destination, the Burj Khalifa's Sky Observation Deck is spread across levels 125 and 148, at a height of 555 metres. 

Ideally located in an enchanting island setting, between white sand beaches and the sleepy village of Pongwe, the recently-opened Toa Hotel & Spa 5* offers a world of discovery and well-being to guests seeking authentic luxury.

In the heart of a palm forest, you can walk around with your feet in the sand and make use of two swimming pools, a fully equipped spa, a restaurant, a café and three bars offering a wide range of delicacies. Around the hotel, numerous points of interest and tour departures are available, making it easy to discover the unique charm of Zanzibar.

With a 15m² balcony overlooking palm trees and a variety of colourful plant life, this Superior Garden Room is decorated in soft, woody tones that invite relaxation. It makes the perfect base for a relaxing stay away.

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).  

Experience ultimate relaxation and upgrade to all inclusive at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast, lunch, your evening meal, and a selection of snacks and drinks will be included. Conditions may apply.

Whether you're in the mood for adventure or prefer a more relaxing stay, Toa Hotel & Spa 5* offers a diverse range of activities that promise to captivate guests of all ages.

For total R&R, head to the hotel's excellent onsite spa, where you can unwind and enjoy a rejuvenating treatment. Escape the heat with a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool, or simply take the time to meditate in front of the ocean, in the comfort of a deckchair.

Set off for a day, accompanied by a guide, to discover the island's cultural heritage. Walk through Stone Town, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, then head to a spice factory to smell and taste mouth-watering seasonal spices, herbs and tropical fruits, including jackfruit, pineapple and green coconut.

Discover the charms of the old town of Stone Town, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its major historic sites and places of interest steeped in history and marked by the various passages of sultans, Arabs, Europeans and Zanzibaris.

Take a day trip to Prison Island, an island off the coast of Zanzibar, to discover its former prison, sandy beaches, turquoise waters and maybe spot some hundred-year-old giant tortoises.

 Venture into the 44 km² Jozani forest, accompanied by a guide. Covering around 3% of the Island's total area, the Joanzi forest has groundwater forests, coastal forests and grasslands, as well as mangroves and salt marshes on the coast.

 Spend a day on an incredible sea safari on a dhow, a traditional wooden boat, and sail around mangroves, coral reefs and white sandbanks, swimming, diving and trying to sport dolphins in the wild.

Explore the most famous marine conservation area in the Northeast of Zanzibar. A short boat ride from Matemwe villages takes you to Mnemba Atoll Marine Park boasting an extraordinary coral reef, home to moray eels, lionfish, stingrays, and much more. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean welcome you to discover fascinating marine wildlife.

Please note, this tour is a half day and does not include lunch or refreshments. 

Embark on an unforgettable jeep safari through the enchanting Mikumi National Park, where the wild beauty of Africa unfolds before your eyes. As you traverse this pristine landscape, encounter majestic elephants, regal lions, and graceful giraffes in their natural habitat. After a delectable bush lunch, continue your adventure from the comfort of an open-top vehicle, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery and the magic of untamed wildlife.

Set off on an unforgettable adventure with lunch included, exploring the vast and untamed African wilderness. This guided experience offers the chance to observe a rich variety of African mammals, including majestic elephants, towering giraffes, powerful lions, herds of buffalo, striped zebras, and the elusive African wild dogs, all in their natural habitat.

Dubai, a city of striking contrasts, harmonises cutting-edge modernity with echoes of its humble beginnings along Dubai Creek. Founded in 1833 by the Bani Yas tribe, the city has grown into a global icon, known for its towering skyscrapers, world-class shopping, and lavish hospitality. Beneath its glitz lies a story of resilience and transformation.

Must-sees:

• Al Bastakiya Quarter: Step back in time with its preserved Arab architecture, art galleries, and the Bastakiya Museum.
• Burj Khalifa: Ascend the world’s tallest building for sweeping city views.
• Dubai Mall: A retail haven, complete with an aquarium, theme park, and Diplodocus fossil.

Culinary culture:

Dubai’s food scene celebrates its diverse influences. Traditional Emirati dishes such as machboos, a fragrant spiced rice dish, or luqaimat, sweet dumplings drizzled with date syrup, reflect the city’s heritage. Meanwhile, its multicultural population has fostered an array of global cuisines. For an authentic taste, visit a local souk to sample shawarma or freshly grilled seafood.

Dive deeper:

For an enriching contrast to Dubai’s urban glamour, explore the historic Dubai Creek, where traditional abras (water taxis) ferry visitors across the water. Visit the Gold Souk and Spice Souk to glimpse the city’s trading roots, or take a guided desert safari to learn about Bedouin traditions and stargaze under a clear Arabian sky.

Good to know:

The UAE dirham is the local currency, and the ideal time to visit is from November to March for pleasant weather. Public transport is efficient, though taxis are a popular and convenient choice. Modesty in dress is appreciated in cultural and historical areas, aligning with local customs.

Zanzibar, a historically rich island off the coast of Tanzania, offers an unforgettable escape. Known as the Spice Island, it blends culture, history, and natural beauty, catering to both budget travellers and those seeking a luxurious retreat. Whether combining it with a safari or visiting as an independent destination, Zanzibar guarantees a remarkable holiday.

Must-sees:

• Stone Town: Wander through its narrow cobbled streets, exploring the bustling markets and colonial-era buildings.
• Prison Island: Take a boat trip to this island, which is famous for its giant Aldabra tortoises and tranquil atmosphere.
• Spice Tour: Discover Zanzibar’s spice heritage with a guided tour that reveals the island’s historic role in the spice trade.

Culinary culture:

Zanzibar's cuisine reflects its diverse cultural heritage. Swahili influences bring fragrant rice dishes and fresh seafood, while Arabic and Indian flavours infuse local favourites such as biryani and chapati. The island’s spices are a hallmark, lending rich aromas to many dishes, including the famed Zanzibar pizza. For an authentic experience, visit a local food market to sample fresh coconut and tropical fruits.

Dive deeper:

To fully immerse in Zanzibar’s unique culture, visit the Jozani Forest to observe rare red colobus monkeys, or explore the hidden gems of Paje and Kizimkazi villages. The island’s rich Islamic history is evident in its grand mosques and the House of Wonders, an architectural masterpiece. Diving enthusiasts will also appreciate the coral reefs surrounding Mnemba Atoll, home to an array of marine life.

Good to know:

Zanzibar uses the Tanzanian shilling (TZS) as currency. The ideal time to visit is from June to October when the weather is cooler and dry. While the main transport options are taxis and dala-dalas (minibuses), bicycles and boats are popular for short distances. Modest attire is recommended when visiting cultural and religious sites.