Treasures of Dubai and Abu Dhabi

Guests arrive at Dubai International Airport, where they are greeted by our attendant and transferred to their hotel in Dubai.

After breakfast at the hotel, guests will go on a full-day sightseeing tour of Dubai with a private guide. Guests will visit the Al Fahidi district and the Dubai Museum. Al Fahidi is the oldest, historic district of Dubai. Elegant houses with rough walls protecting the privacy of wealthy residents, equipped with traditional ventilation towers, have become a symbol of this district. When walking through Al Fahidi, guests will feel as if they have traveled back in time. They will then head to the Dubai Museum, located in the historic Al-Fahidi Fort. The building, erected in 1787, is the oldest building in the city. Over the centuries, it served as a palace, garrison and prison. Currently, the collections of the museum operating in the fort include archaeological finds and an ethnographic exhibition. Then on board a traditional boat open guests will sail across the Dubai Creek and visit the Gold Souk and the Spice Souk. Finally, they will stop for photos at the Jumeirah Mosque.

For lunch, guests will be invited to the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, the top of which rises to a dizzying height of 829 m. In the afternoon, participants have free time. Overnight at a hotel in Dubai.

After breakfast, guests will go on a Seawings trip (available every day, but depends on the weather, min. 2 people) - taking 9 people. a Cessna 208 Caravan light aircraft takes off and lands on the water - and then, depending on their desire, participants can choose a 25- or 40-minute flight over the most important buildings, the showpieces of Dubai.

In the afternoon, guests will take part in a jeep safari, followed by a traditional dinner (the exclusive tour is available every day from 15.00 p.m. to 21.00 p.m., for at least 2 people). Participants will drive a vintage Land Rover car through the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve (DDCR) in search of wildlife. DDCR protects the desert ecosystem on nearly 5% of the emirate of Dubai. 57 species of plants, over 120 species of birds and 43 species of mammals and reptiles have been identified here, including the Arabian oryxes, which are the hallmark of the region. Guests will watch a falconry demonstration, a demonstration of preparing traditional Arabic coffee and baking traditional bread. Finally, under the stars, they will enjoy a luxurious dinner before returning to their hotel in Dubai for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, by noon, guests will leave the hotel in Dubai and go to Abu Dhabi.

Participants can take part in a private full-day tour of Abu Dhabi, including lunch at the Emirates Palace Hotel - since 2005, the most luxurious hotel in the world. The facility was designed by Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo. Its decor uses traditional Arabic motifs, such as a large central dome and 114 smaller domes forming the roof. The façade uses a palette of all shades of sand found in the Arabian deserts. Guests will stop for photos at the Ferrari World amusement park on Yas Island - home to the fastest roller coaster in the world - Formula Rossa. They will then drive along the Corniche seaside boulevard and then visit the Heritage Village - a heritage village that is a reconstruction of a traditional village around the oasis. Guests will visit the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, whose main dome is the largest dome in the world - it is 85 m high and 32,8 m in diameter. The mosque has 7 gold-plated chandeliers of various sizes, made of Swarovski crystals.

Lunch at Emirates Palace Hotel.

Visiting Abu Dhabi is possible every day except Fridays, min. required number of people – 2.

After breakfast at the hotel, guests have free time - they can take advantage of optional (additionally paid) attractions, such as Yas Driving Experience or Sea Cruise Trip. Overnight at a hotel in Abu Dhabi.

After breakfast at the hotel, guests will depart for the emirate of Fujairah. Here, among the hidden valleys of the majestic Hajar Mountains, lies the Fairmont Fujairah Beach Resort. Free time to relax at the resort - the area around the hotel is popular with snorkeling and scuba diving enthusiasts. There are hiking trails and archaeological sites nearby. In just 5 minutes you can walk to the 2,5 km long public beach. The property offers an outdoor swimming pool and sun terraces, a sauna and water sports facilities. Overnight at Fairmont Fujairah Beach Resort.

After breakfast at the hotel, guests have free time to relax. They can optionally (paid separately) go on a Musandam Dibba cruise (min. 2 people) - a full-day expedition in the crystal clear waters of the Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Oman on board a traditional 2-deck boatlasting. During the cruise, a delicious lunch with fruit and drinks will be served. Possibility of snorkeling in the waters of Oman. Snorkeling equipment and towels are included, as are on-board showers and a return transfer to your hotel. Musandam lies in the Hajar Mountains and is called the Norway of the Gulf of Oman due to the many unique fjords that cut between the high limestone walls of the mountains. These passages wind between the rocks in an unusual way. Musandam has something for everyone. The fjords are home to an extraordinary abundance of marine animals, including dolphins. There are wonderful isolated beaches, mighty mountains and isolated villages with extraordinary stories.

Overnight stay at the Fairmont Fujairah Beach Resort.

After breakfast, at noon, guests will leave the hotel. Our team will take them from the Fairmont Fujairah Hotel to Dubai International Airport where we will say goodbye.