How to book your Dubai Holiday in 3 easy steps

All our packages are tailor-made to suite each individual traveller or group's needs and preferences.

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View our selection of Dubai Hotels to know at which hotel(s) you would like to stay during your holiday.

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Below you'll find destination information for your perusal. Please let us know in the "What would you like to do?" section of the Dubai Quick Quote Request Form if you have any special interests or specific activities that you would like to include in your package.

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In order for us to set up the most competitive Dubai holiday package for you, please complete the Dubai Quick Quote Request Form on the right side of this page and we'll be in touch shortly.

Key Facts

• Currency: UAE Dirham
• Population: 4 105 000 (UAE)
• Religion: Islam
• Languages: Arabic, English
• Time Zone: GMT +4
• Summer temperature: 40C
• Winter temperature: 25C
• Best time to visit: November to March

Did you know using a well-respected, certified and Bonded tour operator such as Drommedaris Holidays gives you peace of mind of having one expert central point of contact in organising your entire Dubai holiday and offers better rates than booking directly at the hotels, car hire companies, safari guides and all other holiday components.

Attractions

Dubai Camel Racecourse
Camel racing is held twice a week in winter and during public holidays.

Go Skiing
The Middle Easts first indoor ski resort is part of the enormous Kempinski Hotel Mall of the Emirates. The hotel includes ski chalets with views of snow slopes. The complex includes 393 hotel rooms, 15 ski chalets, spa, gym and tennis court.

Desert Safari
Tours are available with the aid of 4x4s where you can experience the spectacular beauty of the Arabian Desert.

Leisureland
Al Nasr Leisureland offers ice rink, bowling alley, amusement rides, swimming pools and other sports facilities.

Dubai Zoo
Variety of birds, reptiles and mammals including endangered species like the Royal Bengal tiger.

Duty Free
Dubia airports Duty Free complex is one of the best in the world with some fantastic goods and bargains.

Customs
While Dubai has a welcoming attitude to foreigners it is still a Muslim nation which respects politeness and moderation. Women and men should cover up in public and show respect to locals. Alcohol is available in hotel bars and restaurants.

Boasting world-class restaurants, luxury hotels, fashionable shops and unique, internationally renowned golf courses, Dubai has it all!

Other vacation activities

Historical tours, bus tours and shopping tours are offered by tour companies throughout the city and run both day and night.

No holiday to Dubai would be complete without a trip through the numerous souks in Bur Dubai and Diera. Shopping tours offer morning and afternoon trips to the most well known souks in the city.

Trips out of the city allow for a more rounded experience of the Emirate, so if you get the chance to experience one they are definitely recommended.

A trip to the tranquil Jebel Ali Beach can easily be done in a day, while trips to the historical town of Hatta, located in the spectacular Hajar Mountains, may require more time due to the fact that there is simply too much to see in a single day.

Popular tours to areas surrounding Dubai include desert tours and wildlife tours which more often than not include activities like dune driving and camel riding.

The more adventurous can also indulge in activities like buggy racing and sand skiing. If you have time to spare, tours into one of Dubai's neighboring emirates like Sharjah, Abu Dhabi or Fujairah provide for a culturally rich and fascinating experience.

Golfing in Dubai

Known as one of the world's premier golfing destinations, Dubai features clubs like the Emirates, Dubai Creek and Montgomerie together with new courses cropping up every year, golfers can experience ultimate luxury while playing on world class championship courses.

As Dubai holiday specialists we ensure that no stone is left unturned to offer you the best Dubai golf vacation package.

The Emirates Course plays host to the Dubai Desert Classic which attracts the likes of Tiger Woods, Ernie Els and Colin Montgomerie, while the fantastic Montgomerie Golf Course, an inland links course, certainly provides a wide variety of challenges.

Most of these golf clubs also feature academies with state of the art teaching aids and professional tutors, which allow you to evaluate your game and sharpen your techniques.

Arabian Ranches Golf Course The Arabian Ranches Golf Club, formerly known as the Desert Course, was built as a true 18 hole, par 72, desert style grass course, a signature course designed by Ian Baker-Finch in association with Nicklaus Design. Miss the immaculate grass of the fairways and greens and you enter the "sandy waste", with its indigenous shrubs and bushes. All standards of golfer will also appreciate the GPS (Global Positioning System) yardage service available on every golf cart. The fully qualified golf...

Dubai Creek Golf Course The par 71 course that measures 6,857 yards is a memorable journey from the first tee to the 18th green. The superbly manicured fairways are undulating, demarcated by mounds, date and palm trees, and most other times by water. Apart from the Creek, which comes into play on at least four holes, several artificial lakes add to the beauty and difficulty of various other holes. The presence of multiple tees ensures that golfers of all calibers enjoy their day out at the course. While length of...

Majlis Golf Course, Emirates Golf Club The flagship course at Emirates Golf Club, the Majlis championship course is a challenging par 72, 7, 301-yard layout. Sculptured around the original tall desert dunes in 1987, the Majlis was the first grass course in the Middle East and takes its name from the Arabic word for 'meeting place'. One of the most prominent features on the course is the Majlis positioned between the 8th and 9th holes, while one of the most challenging holes on the course is the par 4, dogleg 8th. Stroke index...

Montgomerie Golf Course The course, designed by Colin Montgomerie, covers 265 acres which consist of 123 acres of turf, 49 acres of man-made lakes, 93 acres of landscaped gardens and is scattered with 81 large bunkers, providing the player with undulating links land style fairways and generous landing areas which challenge and intrigue all levels of player. One of the signature holes is the par 5 fourth, dubbed the Snake hole for its saddleback fairway which doglegs towards the green, with two bunkers...