When planning a trip, you need to take care of a lot of things and we are here to help you out.
1)How to reach Dubai?
A)By Air
Air travel is the most convenient and pleasant way to get to Dubai. The Dubai International Airport is the city's metropolis airport. It is the busiest in the United Arab Emirates. It has flights to every corner of the globe. Emirates Airlines, the official international airport, is one of the major airlines that serves the airport. This airport connects the city to a variety of international destinations. Al Maktoum International Airport in Jebel Ali, Sharjah International Airport in Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi International Airport are also popular airports.
B)By Train
There are no direct train connections between Dubai and the rest of the UAE. Emirates Express, which goes between Emirate countries and also delivers you to Dubai, is available within the UAE. Tourists and travellers can even take the metro from Jebel Ali to Rashidiya.
c) By Road
Within Dubai, there are a variety of options for getting around. To get to Dubai, you can take a road trip from Oman. Furthermore, public transportation, taxis, and even hired cabs are easily available. Buses run frequently from Masafi, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi.
2)Planning
If you're thinking about visiting Dubai, a 5-day stay is the best way to get the most out of this old Middle Eastern gem. It is home to the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, which combines luxury, elegance, and architecture. It's no surprise that tourism is booming in this city, and it's expected to keep growing in the future years. Visitors from all over the world are unclear what to do in the UAE because tourism is still relatively new in this city.
There is something for everyone, from fine dining to dune bashing, skydiving to skiing, kayaking to clubbing. It appeals to a wide range of preferences.
3)Accommodation
If travelling solo or with family, you need a perfect place where you can stay without a worry. The most important thing is to book a room, you can either do it online or offline.
A)Online
With the help of websites that provide hotel prices at discounts you can book yourself the best stay. Some examples are Airbnb.co.in, trivago, makemytrip.com etc.
B)Offline
If you want, you can also visit the place where you want to stay and can book the room on the desk. But the chances to get discounted rates are really low.
4)Places to Visit
A)Day 1
At the Top, Burj Khalifa, Burj al Arab
The Burj Khalifa, a magnificent structure in Dubai, is well-known. Entry to the Burj Khalifa's At the Top observation deck can be ordered online (for 125 Dirhams per adult) or purchased at the entrance, but I recommend booking in advance because the cost is almost one-fourth of the counter charge (400 Dirhams per adult) and you can choose your preferred time. From the 124th storey, take in the breathtaking views of Dubai!
The Burj al Arab, a dhow boat-shaped edifice along the coast, is a must-see. The distance between the two prominent buildings are 20 mins only. The Burj al Arab is a 7-star hotel in addition to being an impressive edifice. Dinner is served in this magnificent hotel, which offers a diverse menu of high-quality Arab and foreign cuisine, as well as stunning views of the sea. Also, if you have a reservation in one of the restaurants, there is no price to enter the burj. If you haven't done so, you will be denied entrance.
B)Day 2
The Dubai Mall
This amazing place is an adventure in itself. It is not only the biggest mall of Dubai but it gives you the best shopping experience, superb restaurants, a big aquarium and Underwater Zoo, the opulent Waterfall, the Ice Skating Rink, VR experience and the Ski Dubai indoor skiing resort.
If you're looking for a laid-back dinner after a day of shopping and adventure, establishments like California Pizza Kitchen, TGI Fridays, Chillis, and Carluccio's are great options for a lunch with friends that won't break the bank. The mall does not offer alcohol, but the Souk Al Bahar, located across the fountain, does.
C)Day 3
Take a Desert Safari, Arabic Camp Experience.
A desert safari is a must-do for anybody visiting Dubai. The desert's splendour should not be overlooked. The sight of the sun setting over the desert and its peachy hue spreading from dune to dune is one not to be missed.The desert safari includes a 20-minute dune bashing adventure as well as an electrifying camp excursion with quad biking, camel rides, and sand skiing. Your morning safari may differ depending on your travel package. Some providers, on average, provide a 2-hour package journey. The package price per person is 170 AED
D)Day 4
Iceland experience in Dubai, adventure sport
The Palm and The Marina
The Palm and The Marina are two of the most well-known landmarks in the
Dubai is a city of polar opposites. The island appears to be a palm tree spreading its fronds from the air, with an outside land barrier enclosing the "tree." It is simply known as the Palm by locals and inhabitants. This is a high-end neighbourhood featuring stunning homes, as well as upscale bars and hotels. The Atlantis Hotel, probably Dubai's most stunning hotel, is positioned at the very point of the Palm. Tickets cost around $150 and include an infinite range of cuisines as well as limitless alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. It's a fantastic opportunity to take advantage of the hotel's amenities, as well as the stunning views of the sea.
One of the most popular tourist attractions in Dubai is skydiving. Although this is in the Marina, a very posh and wealthy area of town, the plane puts the skydivers off on Palm Island! The cost of a basic package ticket is around 550 dollars. If that's too much for you, but you enjoy heights, the Dubai helicopter tour with is a great option. It will provide you with a bird's eye perspective of the city while avoiding the dangers.
E)Day 5
Dubai Beach + Nightlife
The beaches of this Arabian city are immaculate, and travellers can pay a nominal charge to acquire premium beach access through their hotel or another establishment. Jumeirah Beach Residence is a fantastic beach option (JBR). The nightlife in Dubai is so diverse that you can find anything from hookah bars to posh nightclubs to Irish pubs. You won't be short on sites to visit in this buzzing metropolis. With a few exceptions, bars, clubs, and restaurants that provide alcohol are exclusively located in hotels. As a result, practically every hotel, particularly high-end hotels, will offer a club, restaurant, or bar. Outsiders will enjoy one of the nicest bars in the city.
You can also book a Dubai night life tour. Spend your night surrounded by the glitz and glam of Dubai. In 4 hours, this guided small group trip will show you the finest of Dubai. It begins at 358AED.
With this your 5 days trip to Dubai comes to an end. We are sure you will make a lot of beautiful and unforgettable memories here.