UAE Tour Packages
Enchanting Dubai
Dhow cruise with dinner
Burj Khalifa (level 124)
Desert Safari with dinner and Cultural activities
Dubai Expo special
Dhow cruise with dinner
Burj Khalifa (level 124)
Desert Safari with dinner and Cultural activities
Dubai Expo and Abu Dhabi special
Dhow cruise with dinner
Burj Khalifa (level 124)
Desert Safari with dinner and Cultural activities
Things to do in UAE:
The high-rising skylines of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, fencing long sandy shorelines has made UAE one of the most popular destinations today!
- Beaches of UAE Jumeirah beach, Ajman beach, Marina beach in Dubai, Corniche beach in Abu Dhabi, Al Khan beach in Sharjah etc.
- Visit the Burj Khalifa and climb upto the Observation deck
- Admire the beautiful Sheikh Zayed Mosque
- The Louvre of Abu Dhabi
- Desert Landscapes with a Jeep safari and local show with dinner
- Old city of Dubai
- Dhow ride on Creek
- Shop in the Souks
Weather in UAE:
UAE has desert climate with mild and pleasant winters and hot, sunny summers.
Winters here usually starts from December ending in January with temperature ranging 24 °C to 26 °C (76 °F to 80 °F). In January drops down to 10/12 °C (50/54 °F).
Whereas Summers are very hot and sunny with daytime temperature reaching to 38 °C to 42 °C (101 °F to 108 °F) between May and September. During the hottest time the temperature also rises to 47/48 °C (117/118 °F).
Rainfalls are limited to 50 millimetres a year mostly occurring from December to March.
What to pack:
In winters carry light clothes for the day and a sweater, jacket for the night, scarfs to avoid wind.
In Summers carry lightweight clothes, loose fitting mostly cotton lined clothes.
Currency:
AED also known as simply the Emirati dirham, is the currency of the United Arab Emirates.
The UAE dirham (Dhs) is fully convertible and pegged to the US dollar. One dirham is divided into 100 fils. Notes come in denominations of five, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000 dirham.
Coins are Dhs1, 50 fils, 25 fils, 10 fils and five fils.
If you need to change money, exchange offices tend to offer better rates than banks.
Credit Cards: Visa, MasterCard and American Express are widely accepted and debit cards are accepted at bigger retail outlets.
ATMs: Credit and debit cards can be used for withdrawing money from ATMs that display the relevant symbols, such as Visa and MasterCard. A charge (around 1.5% to 2%) on ATM cash withdrawals abroad is levied by some banks.
Do’s and Don’t’s in Ukraine
Do’s
- Do Dress modestly in public areas
- Use swimwear in private pools and beaches but cover as soon you are out
- Buy drink or alcohol only from licensed hotels & restaurants.
- Do ask for permission before taking picture of any local
- Women must wear cover head, being full covered while visiting mosque
- Men should wear Shirts and T shirts covering shoulders and avoid half pants
- Carry your prescriptions, medicines aren’t sold without prescriptions
- Use your right hand
- Mind the separate sections
Don’t’s
- Do not engage in cross dressing
- Do not wear shirts containing texts or images that are offensive to culture or religion
- Do not offer Pork and alcohol to Muslims
- Do not offer to shake hands to when greeting a woman
- Do not point finger
- Do not display affection in public
- Do not get drunk or smoke on road or drunk drive, it is a legal offence
- Do not show soles when you are sitting
- Do not litter
- Possession of drugs, cohabitation, sex outside of marriage, baby out of wedlock, adultery and homosexuality are considered as illegal.
