Things to do in

Dubai

Experience the thrill of flying above the water on a flyboard at JBR Beach (Jumeirah Beach Residence) in Dubai. This high-energy water sport uses powerful water jets connected to a jet-ski to lift riders vertically and let them hover, spin and dive. Sessions are suitable for beginners and experienced riders, with professional instructors providing one-on-one guidance.

Dubai Safari Park is a large, family-friendly wildlife park located in Al Warqa, Dubai. It offers immersive animal habitats organized by region (African, Asian and Arabian), interactive feeding experiences, daily shows, and a safari drive-through option. The park focuses on conservation, education and close-but-safe encounters with a diverse collection of mammals, birds and reptiles.

A guided walking and tasting tour through the historic neighborhoods of Bur Dubai and Deira, sampling authentic Emirati and pan-Arab street foods, visiting spice markets and local food stalls, and learning about the culinary and cultural history of Old Dubai. The tour blends savory and sweet tastings, short historical stops, and a chance to experience local daily life in the souks.

Experience the centuries-old ritual of the Moroccan/Turkish hammam combined with modern spa luxuries in the heart of Jumeirah. This treatment blends deep cleansing, exfoliation, steam, and a rejuvenating massage to leave skin soft, circulation boosted, and the mind relaxed. Venues range from boutique hammams in traditional settings to luxurious hotel spas with private suites and sea views.

Dubai Water Canal Boardwalk & Waterfall in Business Bay is a modern urban waterfront promenade running along the Dubai Water Canal with a dramatic cascading waterfall visible from Sheikh Zayed Road and multiple pedestrian-friendly boardwalk sections. The area combines sleek urban design, skyline views (including Downtown Dubai and Burj Khalifa in the distance), public art, cafés and access points for canal cruises. It’s ideal for easy walks, photography, jogging and short boat trips.

Overview: Bluewaters Island Dining offers a vibrant waterfront culinary scene on Bluewaters Island, Dubai, featuring a mix of casual eateries, waterfront cafes, and upscale restaurants. Many venues offer panoramic views of Ain Dubai (the world's largest observation wheel) and the Arabian Gulf, making it popular for sunset dinners, romantic evenings, and lively nightlife.

Ambience: Modern beachfront promenade, family-friendly areas, lively nightlife after dark, and several fine-dining options for special occasions.

Al Seef Heritage Waterfront Promenade is a restored and modernised creekside district that blends traditional Emirati architecture with contemporary dining, shopping and cultural experiences along Dubai Creek. The promenade runs along both sides of the creek with pedestrian-friendly walkways, heritage-style buildings, boutique shops, restaurants and frequent cultural events. It is a popular spot for both daytime sightseeing and atmospheric evenings when the lights reflect on the water.

Gurunanak Darbar is a prominent Sikh gurdwara located in the Jebel Ali area of Dubai. It serves as a place of worship, community gathering and social service for the Sikh community and visitors of all backgrounds. The gurdwara offers daily prayers (kirtan), a free community kitchen (langar) serving vegetarian meals, and hosts major Sikh festivals such as Vaisakhi and Gurpurab. The atmosphere is peaceful and welcoming, reflecting Sikh values of service (seva), equality and hospitality.

A compact, active Hindu temple located in the Bur Dubai area near Meena Bazaar and Al Fahidi. The temple serves Dubai's Hindu community and welcomes visitors for darshan (viewing of the deities), puja (rituals), and festival celebrations. It offers a calm spiritual atmosphere amid the bustling old-city neighborhood.

Sky Views Dubai in Downtown Dubai offers two adrenaline-packed experiences — the Glass Slide, a transparent slide on the exterior of the tower, and the Edge Walk, a secured walk along the building's edge with panoramic 360° views of the Dubai skyline and Burj Khalifa. Both experiences include safety briefings and professional guides and are located adjacent to Dubai Mall in the Downtown Dubai district.

Love Lake is a man-made, heart-shaped pair of lakes set within the Al Qudra desert area of Al Marmoom, Dubai. Designed as a romantic and scenic spot amid the dunes, the site is popular for photography, sunrise/sunset visits, picnics, cycling and short nature walks. The area offers wide desert vistas, scattered wildlife (birds, occasional desert mammals) and purpose-built paths around the lake. Note: facilities are limited—plan to bring your own water and supplies.

The Beach at JBR is a lively, family-friendly beachfront destination in Dubai featuring golden sands, clear waters, a pedestrian promenade, shops, restaurants and a wide range of water-sports and leisure options. Ideal for sunbathing, swimming, people-watching and enjoying Dubai's coastline with views of Dubai Marina.

Souk Al Bahar is a modern shopping and dining complex designed in a traditional Arabian souk style, located in Downtown Dubai on the man-made Burj Khalifa Lake. It blends contemporary retail and restaurant offerings with classic Arabic architecture, offering visitors direct waterfront access to the Dubai Fountain and panoramic views of the Burj Khalifa. The souk is popular for leisurely strolls, waterfront dining, and boutique shopping in a scenic central location.

City Walk Dining & Stroll in City Walk, Dubai is a relaxed urban evening experience combining al‑fresco dining, boutique shopping, public art, and pedestrian-friendly streetscapes. Visitors enjoy a mix of international restaurants, cafes, lively terraces and colourful murals while strolling through thoughtfully landscaped promenades — ideal for couples, families and groups.

The Dubai Creek Harbour Promenade is a waterfront boardwalk offering sweeping, unobstructed views of the Dubai skyline and the silhouetted Dubai Creek Tower. It’s a popular spot for sunset-watching, photography and relaxed evening strolls. The landscaped promenade features seating, cafés and observation platforms where visitors can enjoy the changing light on the city and the tranquil waters of the Creek and nearby lagoons. Sunset is the highlight — the area lights up with reflections and city colors, making it ideal for photographers and couples.