Desert safari in Dubai and premium travel tours right now? Never take plenty of water before starting your journey in the desert, especially before dune bashing’s exciting to experience because dune bashing is a bouncy expedition. So if you want to get a real experience of the desert, never stock water or other food items before starting the exhilarating journey. Always costume proper hat, wear sunglasses & HD camera to capture all exciting memories. During the desert tour drones are not allowed, so it’s better not to bring drones along with you during the tour. Your dress code must be according to the weather conditions and environment, like loose dress suits that do not annoy you during the adventurous journey. See a lot more details on desert safari package. VIP Desert Safari Deals in Dubai includes 4×4 Land Cruiser Pick & Drop from anywhere in Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman. As soon you arrive in the desert, then the very 1st daring activity you will have, is the Dune Bashing in 4×4 Land Cruiser. It is something you might not have already experienced and is going to be the unforgettable experience throughout your safari tour.

You don’t have to go too far away from the skyscrapers to soak up a more natural vista. The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary incorporates the mangrove forests and wetlands of Dubai creek. An important stop-off on the migration routes, it’s a prime place to spot flamingos in winter when massive flocks of these majestic pink birds wade through the lagoons, backdropped by soaring high-rises. Various hides in prime spots have been set up within the park to allow bird-watchers good views of the bird life. This museum explores the United Arab Emirates’ historic role as a trading center between Asia, Africa, and Europe long before oil became this region’s most prominent industry. Located inside the old residence of Sheikh Hashr bin Maktoum Al Maktoum, who was a member of Dubai’s ruling family, the exhibits trace this coastal area’s history as part of the global trade routes, with displays of artifacts and manuscripts. Also on-site is the Rare Books and Manuscripts Museum and the small Armory Museum.

Located 130km south-east of Downtown Dubai, Hatta is a not-to-be-missed scenic getaway. Here you can try your hand at kayaking along the serene Hatta Lake or traversing the rocky mountains on foot with specially-crafted hiking experiences. Recent additions to the area include a chic lodge-style hotel, trailer parks for glamping enthusiasts, and a host of adventure activities such as zorbing, free-falls, mountain biking and more, available via Hatta Wadi Hub. Don’t forget to pack your swimsuit as the Hub is also soon to be home to Asia’s first ever water jump park, Hatta Drop-In.

Standing 828 meters high, Burj Khalifa is the tallest human-made structure in the world, and it is hard to miss. Located in Downtown Dubai, besides the mighty Dubai Mall, Burj Khalifa is the most iconic structure in the Dubai skyline. If you are using the metro, you have to get down at Dubai Mall metro station to access this tallest building. You can walk through the air-conditioned pass or take a bus to the point. The tickets to the Burj Khalifa top is available inside the Dubai Mall. However, if you want to avoid the hassle of finding the office and dealing with long queues, book your At the Top, Burj Khalifa tickets in advance with Sabsan Holidays. There are two observation decks open for the public. The view from the observation deck (level 124) is super gorgeous on a clear day. There are telescopes built with technology that provides high definition views of landmarks and attractions beyond the city. It’s also equipped with a feature that reveals how the town looks like during day and night. Come prepared with your camera because the view from the top is going to take your breath away.

This is another crucial factor to consider. It is recommended to wear loose comfortable cloths. As already mentioned, the weather of Dubai can be extreme at times. For this reason, you need clothes that will minimize the heat when the temperatures are too high. Also, the type of shoes you wear will have an impact on the kind of enjoyment you get. Open shoes are usually the best. This is because, with open shoes, you can quickly take them off, remove any sand that might have gotten in and continue with your adventure. This is not possible with closed shoes. See more details at https://www.excursionpoint.com/.