Endless sun, fun and shopping
Dubai is a glittering jewel in the United Arab Emirates offering wonderful beaches, masses of activities and year-round sun. The feel is cosmopolitan, glamorous and luxurious.
Highlights
Architecture: the tallest building in the world, the world-class Burj al-Arab, the man-made Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Creek: the oldest part of the city offering souqs, mosques and authentic regional architecture. Take a water taxi for a different perspective on the city
Jumeirah beach: wonder at the selection of hotels along this area where recreational parks can be accessed along with a vast stretch of beach
Weather and when to visit
Dubai is warm all year round with virtually no rain and no risk of hurricanes. Temperatures from November to March hover around 25°C and rise to 40°C between May and September, making Dubai an excellent choice during colder UK winter months.
Hotels in Dubai
United Arab Emirates Travel Advice
Visa & Passport Requirements
For the latest travel advice from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office including security and local laws, plus passport and visa information, find United Arab Emirates specific travel advice from the UK government Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office here. For more information please visit the UAE Embassy in London.
Health & Vaccination Information
We advise that you seek advice on recommended vaccinations and precautions from a health professional – either a GP, a practice nurse, a pharmacist or a travel health clinic – ideally at least eight weeks before departure. Visit NHS Fit for Travel for United Arab Emirates specific guidance.
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Flight information
Direct flights from the UK to Dubai in 6 hours 45 minutes
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