Middle East
Dubai & Abu Dhabi
Dubai & Abu Dhabi tour package · 5 nights / 6 days
The tall, the fast and the extravagant, with a desert night and a day in Abu Dhabi.
- Duration
- 5 nights / 6 days
- Best time
- November to March. Summer is very hot but indoor attractions run year-round.
- Ideal for
- Families, first international trip, short-haul luxury
This Dubai & Abu Dhabi tour package is a 5-night, 6-day itinerary. The best time to go is November to March. It suits families, first international trip, short-haul luxury. World Destinations, a travel agency in Mumbai, plans it end to end — flights, hotels, transfers, visa and insurance — and prices it on your dates.
Dubai & Abu Dhabi tour highlights
- Burj Khalifa observation deck
- Desert safari with dune bashing and a barbecue
- Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
- Dubai Marina dhow cruise
Day-wise itinerary
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Day 1
Arrive Dubai
Transfer to your hotel. Evening dhow cruise on Dubai Creek or the Marina with dinner aboard.
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Day 2
Dubai city tour
Jumeirah Mosque, the Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, the gold and spice souks, and the Palm. Afternoon at Burj Khalifa levels 124 and 125.
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Day 3
Desert safari
Morning free at the Dubai Mall and aquarium. Afternoon 4x4 into the dunes, camel ride, henna, belly dance and a barbecue under the stars.
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Day 4
Abu Dhabi day trip
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the Presidential Palace at Qasr Al Watan, and Ferrari World or Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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Day 5
Theme park or leisure
A free day for Global Village, Miracle Garden, IMG Worlds or the beach at JBR.
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Day 6
Depart Dubai
Transfer to the airport.
Inclusions
- Burj Khalifa 124/125 non-prime tickets
- Desert safari with barbecue dinner
- Dhow cruise with dinner
- Accommodation in the stated hotel category on twin-sharing basis
- Daily breakfast; other meals as noted in the itinerary
- Airport transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary
- Entrance fees for the attractions listed as included
- Visa assistance and documentation support from our team
- All applicable service taxes and levies on our services
- 24/7 on-trip support and a single point of contact throughout
Exclusions
- UAE visa fee
- Theme park tickets unless added
- International airfare unless quoted as part of the package
- Visa fees, travel insurance premium and any biometric charges
- Meals not specified, drinks, and anything of a personal nature
- Optional tours, tips to guides and drivers, and porterage
- City or tourism tax payable directly at some hotels
- Anything not explicitly listed under inclusions
- Cost changes due to currency movement, fuel surcharge or government levy
Dubai & Abu Dhabi: common questions
When is the best time to visit Dubai & Abu Dhabi?
The best time to visit Dubai & Abu Dhabi is November to March. Summer is very hot but indoor attractions run year-round.
How many days do you need in Dubai & Abu Dhabi?
We plan the Dubai & Abu Dhabi trip over 5 nights and 6 days, which covers the full day-by-day route on this page. With fewer days we shorten the route rather than cram it, and with more we add stops — tell us your dates and we adjust it.
What is included in the Dubai & Abu Dhabi tour package?
Included in the Dubai & Abu Dhabi package: Burj Khalifa 124/125 non-prime tickets; Desert safari with barbecue dinner; Dhow cruise with dinner; Accommodation in the stated hotel category on twin-sharing basis. Not included: UAE visa fee; Theme park tickets unless added; International airfare unless quoted as part of the package. The full inclusions and exclusions are listed above.
Who is the Dubai & Abu Dhabi trip best for?
The Dubai & Abu Dhabi trip suits families, first international trip, short-haul luxury. The itinerary here is a starting point, and the route can be changed to suit your group.
How much does a Dubai & Abu Dhabi trip cost?
There is no fixed price for Dubai & Abu Dhabi: World Destinations quotes each trip against live airline and hotel rates for your dates, party size and hotel category. Season, hotel category and flights from Mumbai move the cost most. Send your dates on WhatsApp or call +91 9167919191 for a full costing.
Do Indians need a visa for Dubai?
Yes — Indian passport holders need a UAE visa for Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Most travel on a single-entry 30- or 60-day tourist visa, arranged before departure through a UAE airline, hotel or licensed tourism company, which applies to GDRFA Dubai or the ICP. Indian citizens with a valid US visa, or a residence permit from the US, UK, an EU country, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand or Canada, can get a visa on arrival instead.
Source: UAE Government portal, tourist visa · checked
Can Indians get a UAE visa on arrival?
Yes, if they hold a valid US visa, or a residence permit from the US, UK, an EU country, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand or Canada, with at least six months' validity on that document and on the passport. It allows 14 days, extendable once for 14 more, or 60 days without extension, and can also be requested in advance at smart.gdrfad.gov.ae.
Source: GDRFA Dubai, visa for residents of certain countries · checked
What documents do Indians need for a Dubai tourist visa?
For GDRFA Dubai's single-entry tourist visa, Indian passport holders need a passport valid for at least six months, a personal photo, a passport copy, medical insurance valid in the UAE, and an onward or return ticket. A UAE-licensed tourism establishment applies on the traveller's behalf. GDRFA lists the visa at AED 200 for 30 days or AED 300 for 60 days, plus 5% VAT, with 48-hour processing.
Source: GDRFA Dubai, tourist visa service · checked
Are there direct flights from Mumbai to Dubai and Abu Dhabi?
Yes — Emirates runs five daily non-stop flights from Mumbai to Dubai International, each taking about three hours, and Etihad Airways flies non-stop from Mumbai to Abu Dhabi in about 3 hours 5 minutes. Timings change by season, so check the airline's schedule for your dates.
Source: Emirates, Mumbai–Dubai route page · checked
Can you use UPI in Dubai?
Yes, at a growing number of UAE merchants — including Dubai Duty Free and Lulu Hypermarket — that accept UPI QR codes through Network International, Magnati or Mashreq NeoPay; the payment is taken in rupees from your Indian bank account, with the exchange rate shown. UPI is not accepted everywhere, so carry UAE dirhams or an internationally enabled card as well.
Source: All India Radio News, reporting NPCI International · checked
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