Walk through the charming alleys of Al Seef, a beautifully restored heritage area along Dubai Creek. Discover the stories behind Dubai’s early trading days, explore the traditional fisherman’s village, and visit the Coffee Museum for a tasting of unique blends from around the world

After Al Seef, we’ll take a short traditional boat ride across Dubai Creek — from Bur Dubai to Deira. There, you’ll step into the lively world of Dubai’s oriental bazaars. Wander through the Spice Souk, one of the largest in the Middle East, filled with colors, aromas, and local charm. Then continue to the Gold Souk — a glittering maze of shops known for its impressive selection and surprisingly accessible prices. It’s a true reflection of Dubai’s trading spirit.

After exploring the Old City, we’ll head toward modern Dubai. On the way, we’ll make a short photostop at the iconic Dubai Frame — a symbolic bridge between the old and the new. You’ll learn about its architectural significance and the role it plays in the city’s evolving skyline, before we continue our journey into contemporary Dubai

Next, we’ll visit Souk Madinat Jumeirah — a beautiful mix of traditional Arabian style and modern charm. With scenic canals, views of Burj Al Arab, and cozy alleys, it’s perfect for photos. Here you can also try camel milk ice cream and authentic Arabic sweets, unique to this spot.

Next, we’ll head to Bluewaters Island — a modern, man-made destination known for its relaxed seaside vibe and striking design. It’s home to Ain Dubai, the world’s largest observation wheel. If you’d like, you’ll have the option to enjoy the ride at your own expense while we wait, or simply take in the views and atmosphere from below

Our final stop will be Downtown Dubai. We’ll walk through Dubai Mall, where you’ll see one of the world’s largest aquariums and the famous Waterfall of the Pearl Divers. Outside, we’ll enjoy the Burj Khalifa light show and the dancing fountains. If you’d like, you’ll also have some free time for shopping before we end the tour