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If you are planning a multi stop trip, please call us with details of
your proposed itinerary so we can give you an indication of cost.
 
We can provide accommodation from £54 per person per night.
(Based on a minimum of 2 nights stay)
For you added convenience and comfort we can arrange private airport
transfers. Price per car per way from £41 (max. 3 people).
 
For most of the year Dubai is warm and humid. The summer months between
May and September often see average temperatures of 43 Celsius peaking
to 48 Celsius in July and August.
Visas are not required by British citizens for stays of up to 30 days,
provided that onward travel is confirmed. You must have a passport valid
for at least 6 months after your departure date from the destination.
Click here
for up-to-date Foreign Office Advice.
Flying Time from UK : Approx 7 hours.
Lying in the calm, blue waters of the southern Gulf and flanked by majestic
desert, Dubai and the Northern Emirates offer year-round sunshine and
five-star luxury, plus the adventure of a unique Arabian experience.
One of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates, Dubai
is a place of fascinating contrasts, a distinctive blend of modern city
and timeless desert, of East and West, of old and new.
One of Dubai’s greatest visitor attractions is its superb shopping.
As an open port with low import duties, Dubai’s retail prices are
reasonable and the variety of products available is virtually unrivalled.
Free of tax, many top brand-name products are cheaper in Dubai than
in the countries of their origin. In addition to the souk districts
and shopping malls, there are many top-class department stores and boutiques
throughout the city.
Hotels in this region rank amongst the best in the world. Food, from
the excellent local dishes to the dozens of other national cuisines
represented in Dubai, is absolutely superb. The sporting facilities,
from game fishing to golf and from sand skiing to scuba diving, are
all world class. Dubai is a destination in its own right and the perfect
stopover enroute to the Far East and Australasia.
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