Dubai City Tours

All-in-one city tour covers Abu Dhabi’s top sights, with hotel pick-up, guided stops, and seamless shared or private transfers.

Step inside the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, famed for its intricate design, vast carpet, and record-breaking chandelier.

Discover the Louvre Abu Dhabi’s iconic dome and 600+ exhibits, including masterpieces by da Vinci and Van Gogh.

Choose the teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi tickets for a digital art experience alongside your city tour.

Hop on a night bus tour in Dubai for 1 hour 45 minutes and see the city's glittering skyscrapers and lit-up landmarks like it's a magic show on wheels.

Witness Burj Khalifa, Museum of the Future, Jumeirah Lake Towers, Burj Al Arab, Sheikh Zayed Road, and Atlantis glowing as you glide past them after sunset.

Experience the open deck advantage, perfect for capturing Dubai's glowing nighttime architecture when you're in the city for just an evening!

Enjoy audio guides in six languages, providing meaningful context and cultural insight, while the mobile app with live tracking keeps you oriented every moment.

Save AED 100-150 on taxi fares with 24-hour bus access to Dubai's must-see spots, and Dubai Frame entry with a handy stop nearby at stop #13.

Two seamless routes covering 50kms let you hop on and off at 20+ iconic sites, including Burj Khalifa, Museum of the Future, and more of Dubai's best!

A multilingual audio guide enriches your journey through Dubai's attractions, while your pass also includes a relaxing cruise on a traditional Dhow boat.

Rising 150 meters above ground at the Dubai Frame, an architectural wonder that bridges old and new Dubai, letting you peek through the rise of Dubai.

Walk across the thrilling glass bridge, dive into interactive galleries, and experience Dubai's stunning skyline through immersive 3D and AR tech.

Cross Dubai Creek on a traditional Abra — a wooden motorized ferry that's been the city's working transport since before the oil era.

Walk through the Spice Souk with your guide, who knows which stalls have traded from the same families for three generations.

Browse the Gold Souk — over 350 retailers displaying more than 10 tonnes of gold — and learn to tell traded-weight pricing from tourist pricing.

Cross Dubai Creek on a traditional Abra and enter Al Khayma Heritage House — a restored 19th-century wind-tower building that functioned as the Gulf's natural air-conditioning system.

Eat where Dubai eats: dates, Arabic tea or coffee, camel milk chocolate, and street food from vendors your guide has vetted — not tourist-facing stalls.

Upgrade to Premium Tastings to include an Arabic coffee-making session: you'll grind cardamom, blend the spices, and pour from a traditional dallah.

The Premium option also adds camel milk ice cream, fresh lemon mint juice, karak chai (a condensed milk street tea), falafel and shawarma, and luqaimat (fried dough balls made fresh to order).

Group Tour with Transfers variant includes hotel pick-up and drop-off; all variants include the Abra ride, heritage house entry, and core food inclusions.

See the Burj Al Arab lit after dark — the sail-shaped hotel sits on its own island and changes colour throughout the night on a programmed sequence.

Your guide times the route so you arrive at the Dubai Fountain viewing area before a scheduled show — no guessing, no waiting on the wrong side.

The Dubai Fountain is the world's largest choreographed fountain: 275 metres wide, shooting water 150 metres high, with 6,600 lights and 50 colour projectors.

Choose Shared Transfers for a social group tour, or Private Transfers for an exclusive vehicle — same route, different dynamic.

Bottled water and a digital ticket are included; your guide is available in English throughout.

Your guide, your vehicle, your pace — the itinerary adapts to your interests and energy throughout the day.

Visit Al Bastakiya Quarter, the last surviving district of original Dubai, and have a guide explain the wind-tower architecture and the Persian merchant families who built it.

The Islamic Art Center is one of Dubai's most undervisited landmarks — your guide explains the geometric logic behind Islamic pattern-making and what each design tradition represents.

Full Day option includes a Monorail ride to Atlantis, The Palm — the only way to see the full Palm Island layout from an elevated track running its spine.

Both options include an Abra Creek crossing, Gold Souk, Spice Souk, and Burj Al Arab photo stop — all with no group schedule to follow.