Dubai has so much to offer, that few people realise that they can easily spend two weeks in the desert kingdom and still want to come back for more. Moreover, with low-cost airlines, like Cebu Pacific, offering convenient connections, this is the right time to visit Dubai.
Some people may get surprised as to how you can pass fourteen days in a city of malls and skyscrapers? This two weeks itinerary, citing day wise attractions, will show you that there is much more to see.
Dubai Water Canal
Take it easy on the first day. You can relax at the beach and then take a walk along the lovely Dubai Water Canal stretching from Old Dubai and ending on Dubai’s coastline.
Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountain
A visit to the impressive world’s tallest building is a must on any visit to Dubai. Prime spot to watch the sunset over the skyline.
This is also home to the amazing Dubai Fountain, illuminated by 6600 lights,50 coloured projectors which offer a dazzling display as the water spouts rise high.
Desert Safari
This 4×4 Desert Safari tour is another top attraction of Dubai. The full day experience includes a camel ride over the massive dunes and a sumptuous BBQ feast to end the day.
Dubai Aquarium
The best place to enjoy a close up view of some fascinating underwater creatures and other sights. From king crocs to sharks there are over 33,000 aquatic animals housed here.
Wild Wadi Tour
Home to Breakers Bay, the biggest wave pool of the Middle East, the incredible Wild Wadi Waterpark is the best place to spend a fun-filled day in Dubai. Highlights here include the big water slide, Jumeirah Sceirah and the Tantrum Alley slide with 3 tornadoes.
Ski Dubai
This snowy oasis is hidden below the Mall of Emirates, is an indoor playground for kids and adults who wish to ski. Other activities here include snowboarding, tubing, exploring ice caves and an adrenaline-filled Mountain Thriller ride.
Miracle Garden
The Miracle Garden is also home to the Dubai Butterfly Garden, the largest sanctuary for butterflies in the world with over 15,000 butterflies of 26 varieties found here.
Al Qudra Lakes
Take a trip a little out of Dubai to the Al Marmoom Desert Conservation Reserve, the home of the Al Qudra Lakes. The reserve is a safe haven for some wetlands animals and birds. After dark, the area becomes perfect for stargazing due to the unpolluted atmosphere.
City Walk
The jam-packed streets of City Walk are in the heart of Dubai, filled with eateries, bars, quirky stores and boutiques.
Palm Jumeirah
Resembling a stylish palm tree surrounded by a circle, Palm Jumeirah is an island of paradise where you can spend a day at the Aquaventure Waterpark admiring the incredible architectural feat.
Global Village
Here performers from around the world showcase their traditional dances and music in a variety of cultural programmes.
Museum of Illusions
Visitors can interact with exhibits and experience mind-blowing illusions and fascinating tricks which will test your brain. Ames Room, Split Nose Mirror and Chair of illusion are the highlights.
Dubai Marina
Home to some great architecture and the unbelievable 90° twisted Cayan Tower.
Kite Beach
Kite Beach in the backdrop of the iconic Burj Al Arab, the tallest hotel in the world is an iconic Dubai landmark, is a perfect day gateway from the hustle and bustle of the busy city.