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The Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Marina
Downtown Dubai
Dubai Creek
Bur Dubai
Dubai has many different districts and areas, each with its own unique landmarks, things to do and attractions to suit all budgets. Our guide will give you an understanding of Dubai’s most popular neighbourhoods and what to expect so you can make great recommendations to your customers.
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One of Dubai’s most remarkable and famous landmarks, The Palm Jumeirah is a palm-shaped man-made island attached to the mainland filled with luxurious hotels, posh apartment towers and upmarket global restaurants. It is also home to the world’s biggest waterpark, opulent spas, and indulgent shopping. There are beach clubs and nightclubs, and a lovely boardwalk perfect for a stroll that’s dotted with food trucks.
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This upscale neighbourhood was voted one of the 50 coolest and most exclusive neighbourhoods in the world. A 7km harbourfront marina filled with luxury yachts and towering skyscrapers, your customers can expect high-end fashion brands, pop-up markets, al fresco dining along the water and a waterfront mall. Guests can even partake in exciting activities like ziplining and jet-skiing. The Dubai Marina is one of the most westernised and opulent areas in the city, a definite must-visit!
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Home to iconic landmarks and world-class shopping, Downtown Dubai has so much to see and do. Here’s where your customers will find the world’s tallest tower, the Burj Khalifa where they can indulge in one of the world’s most unique afternoon teas and splendid views of the city at level 148. Downtown Dubai is also home to the Dubai Fountain, Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, world-class dining, shopping and entertainment including the Dubai Opera.
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A natural saltwater inlet flowing between Deira and Bur Dubai, the Dubai Creek has become a hub of commercial and residential activity in the city over the years. It’s a fantastic tourist’s attraction in the heart of the city with so much to see and do. Spanning 14 km, your customers can enjoy a signature abra ride or a creek cruise, visit the old souks, take a photo at the Dubai Frame, and even enjoy a round of golf at the Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club. There are museums, a Children’s City, a Hindi Lane, shopping and dining. At night, get ready to enjoy spectacular fireworks display!
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A historic district in the heart of Old City of Dubai, with narrow alleys, traditional bazaars and classic architecture. Sitting on the western side of the Creek, your customers can look forward to an exhilarating cultural experience here in the city’s original settlement. There are traditional Emirati houses with wind towers, art galleries, museums and the city’s oldest building – Al Fahidi Fort, built in 1787.
