Dubai is a quick, easy getaway from Delhi: under four hours of flying, with world-famous attractions, shopping and food for every taste.
We plan Dubai for families, couples and groups, with the right mix of city sightseeing, desert safari, theme parks and an Abu Dhabi day trip.
Top things to do in Dubai
- Burj Khalifa observation deck
- Desert safari with BBQ dinner
- Dhow cruise at Dubai Marina
- Abu Dhabi: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and BAPS Hindu Mandir
- Dubai Frame, Miracle Garden and Global Village (seasonal)
- Theme parks: Ferrari World, IMG Worlds
Sample Dubai itinerary
A starting point. Every trip is customised to your dates, pace and budget.
Arrive in Dubai
Pickup; evening dhow cruise.
Dubai city tour + Burj Khalifa
Old Dubai, souks, Dubai Mall and the Burj Khalifa.
Desert safari
Morning at leisure; afternoon desert safari with dinner.
Abu Dhabi
Grand Mosque, BAPS Mandir and Ferrari World or Louvre.
Fly home
Last-minute shopping and airport transfer.
Best time to visit
November to March is the best time, with pleasant weather and seasonal attractions like Global Village and Miracle Garden open. Summers (June–September) are very hot but much cheaper.
Visa for Indian passport holders
Indians need a UAE tourist visa, applied for online before travel; we arrange it. Indians holding a valid US visa or green card, or UK/EU residence, may be eligible for a visa on arrival.
Visa and entry rules change often. We confirm the latest requirements before you book. Last reviewed: October 2026.
Dubai FAQs
Do Indians need a visa for Dubai?
Yes, a UAE tourist visa, which we apply for with your package. Some Indians with a valid US visa or UK/EU residence can get a visa on arrival.
How many days are enough for Dubai?
4 to 5 days covers Dubai's highlights plus an Abu Dhabi day trip.
When is the best time to visit Dubai?
November to March, for cool weather and seasonal attractions.
Is Dubai good for families?
Yes, with theme parks, desert safaris, aquariums and easy Indian food everywhere.