Dubai SIC Half Day Tour

Pick up from Deira & Bur Dubai

Zabeel Palace, located in the heart of Dubai, is the official residence of the ruling Al Maktoum family. This grand palace is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and is a symbol of Dubai's royal heritage. Though the palace itself is not open to the public, the photo stop allows visitors to capture the impressive exterior and its surroundings.

A photo stop at the Museum of the Future that is an architectural marvel that stands out for its unique torus-shaped design covered with Arabic calligraphy. The museum is dedicated to exploring innovative concepts and futuristic ideas in fields such as technology, design, and sustainability. The photo stop here provides a chance to admire and photograph one of Dubai's most futuristic landmarks.

A photo stop at the Dubai Frame which is a giant, rectangular structure that offers panoramic views of both old and new Dubai. It serves as a metaphorical bridge between the past and the present. Standing at 150 meters tall, the frame’s glass bridge provides a stunning vantage point. The photo stop allows visitors to capture the frame’s imposing structure and the skyline beyond.

Bastakiya, also known as Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood, is one of the oldest residential areas in Dubai. This area is a treasure trove of Emirati culture, featuring narrow lanes, traditional wind towers, and sand-colored houses that reflect Dubai’s past. The visit offers a glimpse into the city's heritage, with art galleries, cafes, and museums enriching the experience.

The Abra Ride is a traditional wooden boat ride across Dubai Creek. It’s one of the most authentic ways to experience the historic waterway that was once the lifeblood of the city. The ride provides a scenic view of both the old and modern parts of Dubai, as well as a sense of the city’s trading history, as you glide past dhows and bustling markets.

Located in Deira, the Gold Souk is a dazzling marketplace filled with rows of shops selling gold jewelry, gemstones, and precious metals. It’s one of the largest gold markets in the world, and visitors can browse or buy intricate designs at competitive prices.

Adjacent to the Gold Souk, the Spice Souk is a vibrant market where aromatic spices, herbs, and incense are sold. The colorful displays of saffron, cinnamon, and other exotic spices provide a sensory delight and a chance to purchase traditional ingredients or souvenirs.

This mosque is one of the most beautiful in Dubai and is a great example of Islamic architecture. Open to non-Muslims for guided tours, the mosque is a key landmark that symbolizes Dubai’s cultural openness. The drive-through gives a chance to admire its stunning façade.

the drop off at the Dubai Mall that is one of the largest shopping and entertainment destinations in the world. It features over 1,200 retail outlets, an indoor aquarium, an ice rink, and the famous Dubai Fountain. Whether you’re interested in luxury shopping, dining, or entertainment, the Dubai Mall is a must-visit. The tour stop allows time to explore the mall's offerings or simply admire its grandeur.