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A Week in Dubai Itinerary - 5 to 7 Days in Dubai for a Fun Filled Vacation

By Lindsay Eagan

From the icy slopes of Ski Dubai to the thrills and spills of Aquaventure Waterpark at Atlantis The Palm, to the high fashion shops of Dubai Mall straight up to the soaring altitude of the Burj Khalifa, you can see and do it all in Dubai.

If you're traveling for the first time or making a return visit, we've pulled together a week in Dubai itinerary to help you get the most out of your trip. We've packed in a ton of exciting, family-friendly, and individual activities for you to choose from in your five to seven days in the Emirate. 

This itinerary includes many popular activities throughout most of Dubai, organized by neighborhood, including:

  • The Palm: Cruises, Kayak tours, Paddleboating, Windsurf Lessons,...
  • Sheikh Zayed Road: Big Bus Dubai, Mall of the Emirates, & Ski Dubai
  • Dubai Marina: Beaches, RIB Speedboat Tour, & Sunset Dinner Cruise
  • Downtown Dubai: Burj Khalifa, Dubai Fountains, Dubai Mall, KidZania, ,...
  • Dubai Parks & Resorts: IMG Worlds of Adventure, LEGOLAND Dubai, Motiongate...
  • Dubai Creek: Dhow Dinner Cruise, Glow in the Dark Mini Golf, ...
  • CityWalk: Green Planet, Hub Zero, Mattel Play! Town, ...

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Dubai skyline

The Palm itinerary attraction options: Dubai Palm Cruise Tour

Explore a completely man-made archipelago, the Palm Jumeirah, while aboard a one-hour cruise around the inner circle of the Palm. You’ll get unbeatable views of Dubai and the exclusive Palm Jumeirah from the water while your tour guide tells you all about the area’s unique history, ongoing projects, and vision for the island. It's truly an iconic architectural masterpiece.

Getting In: Dubai Palm Boat Tour tickets are included with the Go Dubai Card.

Aquaventure Waterpark

Next, head to Atlantis the Palm, where you'll get to experience the luxury of a world-class resort alongside the excitement and adventure you always dreamed of for your ideal vacation. Spend at least a few hours at Aquaventure Waterpark to get in some much-welcome cool fun (some people decide to stay here for an entire day).

It's the perfect destination for families, offering a wide variety of rides and slides that are sure to be a blast. After you've finished exploring the rides, head to the beach to kick back and relax. 

Getting In: Aqauventure Waterpark Dubai tickets are included with on all Go City Dubai passes.

Aquaventure Waterpark

Lost Chambers Dubai Aquarium

This distinctive aquarium offers a unique spin on the idea of an aquatic habitat. Lost Chambers re-imagines the lost world of Atlantis under the sea, and showcases this mythical city the way it might be - if you were to walk through the halls of a sunken palace. Explore ten themed chambers that highlight different sea creatures, ranging from the exotic to the quotidian.

See thousands of creatures from an up-close-and-personal perspective, including jellyfish, stingrays, sharks, and more. Be sure to also check out one of their hourly Myth Tours (included with your admission) that showcases the stories and legends behind this imaginative attraction. 

Getting In: Lost Chambers Dubai Aquarium tickets are included on all Dubai passes.

Watersports with SeaYou

Start your morning early with a sunrise paddle board lesson, where you'll learn the basic techniques of balance and safety before you head out for a paddle around the Palm and back. Or opt for a more intensive windsurfing lesson as you ride the waves. It's one of the most exciting ways to explore the waters of the Palm.

If you prefer, take on a more leisurely pace with a 2.5-hour-long guided kayak tour around the Palm. Don't forget the sunblock! Keep in mind that these attractions are closed during the hottest months of the year, so be sure to check in advance of your visit what will be open during your trip. 

Getting In: Paddle-boarding, windsurfing, and kayaking tours are each available on Go City Dubai passes.

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Sheikh Zayed Road itinerary attraction options:

Hop-on Hop-off Big Bus Dubai

You should spend at least one day in Dubai with a journey down Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai's main artery connecting almost every part of the city. Take a bus tour to fully appreciate the range of attractions and landmarks that populate this busy road.

A hop-on hop-off option is ideal for visitors to Dubai because it allows you the freedom to customize your trip based on your interests. Plus, there are three routes to choose from, so you'll get the maximum exposure to the city. Some of the sights you'll see include the iconic Burj Khalifa, Dubai Fountain, Spice Souk, CityWalk, Mall of the Emirates, and more. 

Getting In: Hop On Hop Off Big Bus Dubai tickets are included on all Go City Dubai passes.

Ski Dubai

Another delightful way to cool down in Dubai is by heading to a ski resort — seriously! Hit the slopes at the Middle East's largest indoor ski resort and the world's first indoor black diamond run at Ski Dubai. Fascinatingly, it's located adjacent to the Mall of the Emirates itself, so you'll feel like you've truly stepped into another world.

With five slopes of varying steepness for skiing or snowboarding, sled and toboggan runs, and an ice cave, Ski Dubai offers fun for the entire family. When you've finished your snowy activities, take some time to seek out the park's wild inhabitants: some Gentoo and King penguins that you'll see waddle around throughout the day. 

Getting In: Ski Dubai tickets are included with the Go Dubai Card.

Ski Dubai

Mall of the Emirates

This mega-mall features hundreds of shops, with high-end and affordable options, restaurants, a 4D cinema, and many other attractions. It's a great place to shop for souvenirs, plus pick up some exotic gifts for your friends and family (or for yourself, of course!). Take advantage of the wide variety of local and Western-influenced cuisine to choose the perfect place for lunch, and perhaps pop into a film. It's also right on the Big Bus line.

Getting In: Entry to the mall is free, however, most attractions at the Mall of the Emirates are separately priced.

Mall of the Emirates

Dubai Marina itinerary attraction options

Stroll the Beaches

Dubai Marina is one of Dubai's most beautiful residential and commercial areas, with gleaming skyscrapers, five-star hotels, public and private beaches, and an offering of global cuisines at your fingertips. Spend another day on your itinerary exploring this area of the city. Enjoy a walk down Jumeirah Beach Residence, stopping to savor any of the many restaurants and shops along the way. Breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf can be enjoyed from the public beach down JBR as you enjoy a traditional Arabic coffee or tea and ice cream. 

Getting In: It's free to walk along the public beaches in Dubai.

Dubai beach

Speedboat Sightseeing Tour

Hop aboard a speedboat for the ultimate in exciting tours! Jaunt around the waters surrounding the Palm, Atlantis, Burj Al Arab, and Lagoon, and enjoy live commentary of these top Dubai Marina sites. It's a great way to get out on the water and have fun (and cool off from the desert heat), all while learning about the amazing cultural heritage of Dubai. You'll emerge from this exhilarating 90-minute excursion feeling like an expert on the sights and sounds of Dubai Marina. 

Getting In: Dubai Speedboat Tour tickets are included with the Go Dubai Card.

Sunset Dinner Cruise

Fully relish in the evening with a two-hour upscale cruise as the sun sets on an Xclusive Yachts Dinner Cruise. Gaze at the glimmering lights of the Marina's buildings and landmarks as you partake in a five-star buffet, from the luxury Address Marina hotel. It's the ultimate in dining luxury, plus it offers a charming sightseeing opportunity. Experience what a luxe vacation in Dubai can truly be like on this cruise. 

Getting In: Dubai Sunset Dinner Cruise tickets are included on the Dubai Explorer pass only.

Downtown Dubai itinerary attraction options

Burj Khalifa - At The Top

Of course, we can't let you leave Dubai without seeing the most iconic building in the Middle East. As you journey up more than 140 floors up the world's tallest building for a panoramic view of the city from At The Top At the Burj Khalifa, don't forget your camera! You can enjoy the dynamic architecture of this global city and then take in the Dubai Fountain Show from a prime viewing position. 

Getting In: At The Top - Burj Khalifa tickets are included on all Dubai passes.

View from Burj Khalifa

SWITCH Restaurant

Once you've worked up an appetite from shopping, head to SWITCH Restaurant to try their special Camel edition menu. From burgers to camel spaghetti or camel milk drinks, you won't want to miss this Arabian Gulf delicacy. No trip to Dubai is complete without trying some camel.

Dubai Parks & Resorts itinerary attraction options

IMG Worlds of Adventure

You simply must visit IMG Worlds of Adventure during your week in Dubai. It's the world's largest indoor theme park with five amazing Adventure Zones to explore. You'll get to enjoy everything from imagined worlds by Cartoon Network™ and MARVEL to fascinating complexes exclusive to this park, including Valley – Dinosaur Adventure, IMG Boulevard®, and The Haunted Hotel. 

Getting In: IMG Worlds of Adventure tickets are included on all Dubai passes.

 

Motiongate Dubai

The Motiongate theme park blends three of Hollywood's most prolific studios: Dreamworks Animation, Columbia Pictures, and Lionsgate into a single, vast theme park. Go behind the scenes on a live-action shoot, embarking on a high-speed chase, Green Hornet style, or fighting a Ghostbusters battle. You'll get a taste of excitement and film production in the heart of the desert. Water rides, roller coasters, and interactive shows offer further outlets of entertainment. 

Getting In: Admission to Motiongate Dubai is available on all Go City Dubai passes.

LEGOLAND® Dubai

At LEGOLAND you can tour the LEGO Factory to learn how the iconic bricks are made before you hop on the LEGO Technic Twister or create and race your own LEGO car. Finally, make your way through the maze of a miniature LEGO city built with 20 million bricks to form some of the Middle East's most iconic landmarks. 

Getting In: Admission to LEGOLAND Dubai is available on all Dubai passes.

Legoland Dubai

Bollywood Park

Make like a Bollywood star at the Bollywood Park as you celebrate the splendor of India or take part in a Bollywood musical production. Completely immerse yourself in the magical world of Indian cinema with a visit here, as you experience all the excitement and wonder of their famously expansive and glamorous productions. 

Getting In: Admission to Bollywood Park is separately ticketed.

Dubai Creek Itinerary Attraction Options 

Dhow Dinner Cruise

Another wonderful relaxing option to end a day with is a ride on the authentic dhow vessel, a ship that celebrates the intersection of modern and traditional that so characterizes Dubai. A dinner cruise is a great way to enjoy the variety and flavor of global cuisine, as well as a fun sightseeing opportunity.

You'll get to see highlights of the downtown area, as Dubai Creek divides the city's urban heart into two. Top sights you'll see on your leisurely dinner cruise include the National Bank of Dubai and the Chamber of Commerce illuminated at night. 

Getting In: Dubai Marina Dhow Dinner Cruise tickets are included on the Dubai Explorer pass only

Dhow cruises

CityWalk itinerary attraction options:

The Green Planet

What's more amazing than a rainforest nestled inside a four-story building in the middle of the desert? Spend your morning at the Green Planet, Dubai's one-of-a-kind attraction that houses an entire rainforest, from Flooded Floor to Canopy. A visit here is not only beautiful and inspiring, it's also educational for visitors of all ages.

Learn about the rainforest biome as it appears throughout the world, and how scientists are working to conserve this highly endangered habitat. Plus, you get to see some cool critters like tropical frogs and butterflies. 

Getting In: The Green Planet Dubai is separately ticketed. 

Let's Recap

So if you're spending a week in Dubai, we hope this itinerary inspires you to craft your perfect vacation. Whatever you choose, we know you'll have a magical time in Dubai. Happy travels!

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Lindsay Eagan
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When is the best time to visit Dubai?

When is the best time to visit Dubai? And when should you not visit Dubai? Which are the best months for those with half an eye on budget, and what are the factors you should be looking out for when planning your trip to this Middle Eastern playground? If you’re asking any of these questions, you’re just a couple of minutes from learning the answers to them. You’re very welcome! Weather in Dubai The biggest factor worth considering when planning your Dubai vacation is the emirate’s weather. If you’re looking for a climate that can be relied upon to deliver, Dubai is the destination for you. The desert environment means monthly average temperatures in Dubai don’t drop below a very pleasant 24°C. But winter sports lovers shouldn’t despair, it’s still possible to hit the slopes at Ski Dubai. The lowest temperatures, of 24-28°C, are found between December and March, with January the coolest month. However, lower temperatures bring cloud and some rain – 16 mm in December and 28 mm in February. So if you’re heading to Dubai for the beaches, you might want to pick another time of year. Overall, the best time to visit Dubai for weather is the months of April and October/November. Although temperatures rise to the low thirties Celsius, clear skies show off the state at its very best and make for the perfect time of year to take in the views from the top of the Burj Khalifa – the world’s tallest building. May through August sees temperatures rocket. They quickly hit 38-40°C, emptying beaches and filling the air-conditioned malls. The desert outside of the city is an absolute no-no at this time of year and streets are all but deserted during the hottest parts of the day. What’s the best time to visit Dubai for events? Generally speaking, events are few and far between during the summer months, as no one seeks to do anything much very fast and even residents struggle with the heat. It is one of the best times to visit Dubai for shopping though, with Dubai Summer Surprises extending across July, August and September to lure shoppers to its multitude of stores with the promise of great discounts, live performances and raffles with top prizes including gold bars and luxury cars. Don’t forget that The Dubai Mall is also home to Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo. By comparison, the first months of the year are packed with events. It all kicks off with the New Year fireworks, which radiate out from the Burj Khalifa as well as erupting in the skies above Palm Jumeirah and Festival City Mall among many other locations in the city. They give way to the rather more sedate Desert Classic, bringing the world’s top golfers to the emirate in search of tournament glory. February welcomes the likes of Roger Federer and Ashleigh Barty to the hardcourts of the Dubai Tennis Championship, with music aficionados also well catered for with the Dubai Jazz Festival. As much a society event as a horse race, the rich and famous are sure to make time in their diary for the Dubai World Cup, the world’s richest horse race, alongside World Art Dubai, the region’s largest contemporary art fair. There’s another chance to enjoy spectacular fireworks, as well as military flypasts and temporary cultural villages to remind everyone of their heritage on December 2, the National Day of the United Arab Emirates of which Dubai forms a part. Best time to visit for budget travelers The cheapest months to visit Dubai when it comes to flight and accommodation rates can be found during the city’s low season. This corresponds exactly with the summer, lasting from May through September. Unless a 4x4 quad bike ride in the desert is an absolute must, it’s worth considering these months if money is at the forefront of your mind. Alternatively, think about heading to Dubai in March or September instead. 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Fines can be issued if you are found to be disrespecting these rules. In addition, some religious sites may shut their doors to non-Muslim visitors and taxis can be difficult to find in the early evenings, when drivers usually break their fast. Similarly smaller attractions may have shorter opening hours, whilst many stores choose to stay closed during the day and instead open for much of the night. Just a few things to consider if you're contemplating a trip during this period. Visiting Dubai with Go City Try it for yourself and we think you’ll soon agree that the best time to visit Dubai is the time you visit with Go City. We provide visitors to the world’s top destinations with discounted admission on a whole range of popular attractions. There’s no need to change your vacation plans or ditch your dream things to do. So whether it’s thrill seeking in Dubai’s amusement parks, absorbing the region’s culture at a culinary experience or taking a tour by traditional dhow or modern kayak, substantial savings can be made.
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Things to Do in Dubai Marina During Your Trip - Attractions & Activities

Dubai is a stunning city full of juxtapositions and surprises, in a nation firmly rooted in tradition and Middle Eastern history that has not only incorporated but embraced modernity and innovation. From the classical courtyards and wooden dhow boats of Dubai Creek's historic district to the gilded boulevards and shining Burj Khalifa of Downtown Dubai, to the aqua blue waters of Palm Jumeirah. The Emirate is a pearl in the desert, offering a host of activities and attractions to entice visitors of all ages. Travel further into the city, to the thriving pulse of Dubai Marina, one of the Emirate's newer residential and entertainment districts and you'll discover even more fun on your vacation. This picturesque neighborhood is the perfect combination of both beach and cosmopolitan vibes, build on man-made canals and situated on the coast of the Arabian Gulf. Here you'll find shiny modern high-rise luxury apartment blocks, five-star beach resorts, dozens of restaurants, local and international boutiques and shops, and a multitude of running and walking paths for your enjoyment. If you’re looking for things to do in Dubai Marina during your trip, check out our list of the best local activities and attractions, including... Speedboat Sightseeing Tour Sunset Dinner Cruise at Dubai Marina The Walk and The Beach at JBR Zero Gravity Beach Club Ski Dubai at Mall of the Emirates and more... Speedboat Sightseeing Tour Sunset Dinner Cruise at Dubai Marina The Walk and The Beach at JBR Zero Gravity Beach Club Your visit to Dubai Marina should also include a stop at Zero Gravity Beach Club. This massive beach club and entertainment compound is one of the area's hottest attractions. By day Zero Gravity is a place of enjoyment and relaxation, where you can lounge under a beach umbrella or take a dip in the club's glass-walled infinity pool. You won't go hungry with an on-site restaurant and bars. As the launch site for skydivers taking the plunge at SkyDive Dubai you can watch parachutists come in over the beach from your more comfortable perch. When day turns to night the club plays host to some of the best live music and top international acts performing in the city. Getting In: Admission to Zero Gravity Beach Club is separately ticketed and is not included with the Go Dubai pass. Ski Dubai at Mall of the Emirates (located near Dubai Marina) Located a short distance from Dubai Marina, is one of Dubai's original megamalls, Mall of the Emirates. The mall of the Emirates is home to hundreds of shops, from Prada and Topshop to the Emirate's very first Apple store, along with a state-of-the-art 4D mega movie theater multiplex, and the Middle East's first indoor ski resort: Ski Dubai. Ski Dubai is an awe-inspiring 3,000-square-foot winter wonderland (filled with real snow!) for all ages to enjoy. Whether you're speeding down the twin-track bobsled track or the world's first indoor black diamond run, or rolling down the hills on a giant padded snowball, you'll find something to indulge your inner thrill-seeker. If you'd rather take it easy, head to the snow cavern -- filled with interactive exhibits and games, this is a nice alternative to skiing and is good for those with mobility concerns. For a great view, take a ride up the chairlift for a sweeping view of the freshly dropped snow. Finally, don't miss out on the daily march of the Ski Dubai penguins, as the resort's most famous inhabitants come out for a strut. Getting In: Ski Dubai - Snow Classic tickets and Ski Dubai Ski Slope tickets are included with the Go Dubai pass. Remember to Save on Dubai Marina Attraction Admission There you go - a few great recommendations for things to do in Dubai Marina during your trip. Admission to a number of these top Dubai attractions and activities are included on the Go Dubai pass. Choose as you go from dozens of top attractions and save on combined admission vs paying at the gate. See all available passes, attractions & prices – Learn more.
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Dubai Aquarium Vs Lost Chambers Aquarium Comparison

Everything in Dubai is supersized. The skyscrapers, the water parks, the malls, that mad Ferris wheel at Bluewaters Island: all strive to be the very biggest and baddest in town, nay the planet. Heck, you can even grab a 10kg burger here, should the mood (and your appetite) take you. Dubai’s aquariums are no exception to this rule, with some absolute beasts vying for your dirhams. Among the biggest and best here are Dubai Aquarium and Lost Chambers, run by Dubai Mall and Atlantis The Palm respectively. We took a deep dive to meet the thousands of critters at each aquarium and find out which of Lost Chambers and Dubai Aquarium is best… Find out how you can visit both aquariums and save up to 50% on Dubai attractions here. Dubai Aquarium: The Lowdown Name. Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo is located at Dubai Mall (the biggest mall in Dubai, natch). Age. The aquarium opened in 2008, but some of the sharks and crocs here are even older than that. What to expect at Dubai Aquarium. One of the largest suspended aquariums in the world, Dubai Aquarium is home to many thousands of aquatic animals, including over 400 sharks and rays, plus giant spider crabs, piranhas, otters, penguins, and an Australian king croc (and his queen) – though not all necessarily in the same tank. This super-sized aquarium has multiple zones. As well as that epic tank, there’s a 48-meter underwater observation tunnel and the trio of ecosystems – rainforest, rocky shore and living ocean – that make up the underwater zoo. Naturally, you can also add immersive experiences to your ticket, including live shows, guided tours, feeding time with the penguins and otters and an opportunity to touch eagle and cownose rays. And if you wish to (quite literally) immerse, you can even book a diving experience with the sharks and stingrays. Dubai Aquarium in Numbers Size. The suspended aquarium tank is one of the biggest of its kind on the planet, containing 10 million liters of water. That’s about the same as four Olympic-size swimming pools. Animals. There are over 140 species of aquatic animals to ogle at Dubai Aquarium, including over 400 sharks and rays, and one of the world’s largest collections of sand tiger sharks. Displays. The aquarium tunnel is 48 meters long and takes you 11 meters beneath the surface; there are 40 individual aquatic displays in the underwater zoo, starring seahorses, otters, piranhas, colorful cichlids and more. Dubai Aquarium Highlights It’s likely you’ll spend more time in the underwater tunnel than just about anywhere else at Dubai Aquarium. Here’s where to cram your camera roll with close-ups of curious critters including giant groupers, stately stingrays, and nosey nurse sharks. The underwater zoo zone features an eye-popping array of colorful characters. Don’t miss the majestic king croc and his queen, plus giant spider crabs, playful otters and ultra-cute gentoo penguins. Feeding times are among the most exciting events in the aquarium’s day. Watch staff as they hand-feed the rays and dive daringly deep into the aquarium tank for a shark feeding frenzy. Lost Chambers Aquarium: The Lowdown Size. Epic. An 11-million-liter tank (the Ambassador Lagoon), plus over 20 exhibits and an octagon of mysterious chambers make this the largest open-air marine habitat in the Middle East. Animals. Around 65,000. That’s a heck of a lot of critters. Displays. In addition to the Ambassador Lagoon, there are 21 aquatic exhibits to explore. Lost Chambers Aquarium Highlights The Ambassador Lagoon is where it's at for all your Insta-perfect selfie backdrop requirements. Get in the picture as colorful blue-spotted stingrays, massive Queensland groupers and regal zebra sharks soar past behind you. Take the guided Myth of Atlantis tour to learn all about the myths and legends of the lost city, and the underwater creatures that now inhabit its chambers. Feeding times here are pretty special, but nothing beats the amazing shark safari experience, in which willing participants wear glass diving helmets and stroll across the bottom of the Ambassador Lagoon aquarium as these majestic creatures of the deep soar overhead. Dubai Aquarium Vs Lost Chambers Comparison: Which is Better? It’s a tough call. Both are great family days out, with plenty to keep even the most incurious kids entertained for hours on end. If you like your exhibits themed, perhaps Lost Chambers will edge it for you, but both have plenty to offer. You can also combine with other activities in both locations: Dubai Mall is also home to the DXB Play VR amusement park, a 22-screen cinema, KidZania, and a real-life diplodocus skeleton, while Atlantis The Palm offers an epic water park and the opportunity to swim with dolphins in addition to its Lost Chambers Aquarium. Now for the good news: you don’t even have to choose between them. You can visit both aquariums with a Dubai pass from Go City, and save up to 50% on many more Dubai attractions, tours and activities while you’re at it. We’re talking the Burj Khalifa observation platforms, Legoland Dubai, desert safaris, Dubai Creek cruises, the Aquaventure Waterpark at Atlantis The Palm, and many more. Click to find out more about the Go Dubai pass and get yours here!
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