Delve into the rich history of Dubai's Al Fahidi district on a guided walking tour. Admire the views of Dubai Creek on a traditional abra boat ride, savor local street food, sip Arabic coffee at the Al Khayma Heritage House, and visit the Coffee Museum and Coins Museum. Meet your guide at the Al Khayma Heritage House and sip on a hot cup of Arabic coffee with dates, snacks, and tasty street food. Then, make your way to the Coffee Museum and discover the cultural importance of coffee in the United Arab Emirates. Stroll along the Al Seef promenade and marvel at the quaint mosque. Navigate the narrow alleyways of the Al Fahidi district while admiring the architectural splendor of historic buildings contrasting with modern constructions. Pass the Grand Souk and hop aboard a traditional abra water taxi for a sightseeing journey around Dubai Creek. Soak in the panoramic views of huge trading ships and the towering skyscrapers of the Dubai skyline as you sail. Arrive at the Spice Souk and experience the enticing smells and vibrant colors of the plethora of spices and ingredients on offer. You can also try your hand at haggling with local merchants. Finally, step inside the Gold Souk and marvel at the array of fine jewelry, silver, and precious stones. Bid farewell to your guide and leave Dubai with a greater understanding of its traditional culture and history beyond the glitz and glamour.

Delve into the rich history of Dubai's Al Fahidi district on a guided walking tour, admire the views of Dubai Creek on a traditional abra boat ride, sip Arabic coffee at the Al Khayma Heritage House, and explore the Dubai Spice Souk and Gold Souk on this combo experience. Meet your guide at the meeting point and sip on a hot cup of Arabic tea or coffee with dates, snacks, and camel milk chocolate. Then, make your way to the Coffee Museum and discover the cultural importance of coffee in the United Arab Emirates. Visit the Coins Museum, then stroll along the Al Seef promenade and marvel at the quaint mosque. Navigate the narrow alleyways of the Al Fahidi district while admiring the architectural splendor of historic buildings contrasting with modern constructions. Pass the Grand Souk and hop aboard a traditional abra water taxi for a sightseeing journey around Dubai Creek. Soak in the panoramic views of huge trading ships and the towering skyscrapers of the Dubai skyline as you sail. Arrive at the Spice Souk and experience the enticing smells and vibrant fragrances of spices from around the globe. Continue through the Dubai Museum (currently closed for renovation) to the Textile Souk, home to products from several civilizations. Next, visit the Gold Souk right next to the Spice Souk. Prepare to haggle with the merchants for the purest gold and admire the various designs of this precious metal. The tour concludes at the end of the Gold Souk.

Enjoy a guided tour of Dubai’s famous sights, including the Al Fahidi Historical District, Al Seef street, and the Gold Souk. Take the chance to try some traditional tea and coffee at Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant and ride the Abra water taxi down Dubai Creek.  Be welcomed with Arabic tea at Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant, where later you will also try luqaimat (Arabic sweet dumplings), Ragag (traditional Emirati homemade bread), and camel milk ice cream. Later, explore this Michelin Bib Gourmand-awarded restaurant further and learn more about the Arabian culture and lifestyle. Admire traditional interiors and architecture. Listen to your expert guide as they tell stories on how UAE has developed from a desert with tents to reaching Mars. Explore the Emirati bedroom with its antiques, admiring the architectural development from the tent replica at the restaurant to traditional Arish buildings made from the leaves of date palms to the megastructure. Try your hand at henna painting while indulging in a traditional Arabic makeover. Then, head towards the Al Fahidi Historical District. Wander alongside the water on Al Seef street and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere with local stores. Stop at the Coffee Museum, and celebrating an important part of Arabic culture. See a nearby mosque and admire the architectural style. Take a trip on the Abra water taxi along Dubai Creek. Watch the ships and buildings of Dubai’s skyline pass you by. Leave the water taxi and enter into the Gold Souk, exploring the collections of gold jewellery.

See Dubai at its best from the eyes of a local in just 3 hours. Check out prime landmarks like the Dubai Creek Abra Station, Spice Souk, Gold Souk and hear unique insights that only a local would know. Uncover hidden gems and city secrets along the way that will show you an authentic side of the city with the help of a knowledgeable local guide. Fully experience the local flare with an included local treat to make your city tour a complete experience.

Dive into Dubai's past with a visit to the heritage district located on the banks of the Dubai Creek. You can still have a glimpse of traditional dhows being used for business purposes. Your tour starts at the Arabian Tea House & Restaurant in Al Fahidi, Bastakiya opposite Musalla Post Office. Bastakiya is the Historic District of Dubai and its construction dates back to 1890's. You have first stop at the famous Coffee Museum Old City Wall, where the traditional coffee will be served in a traditional way to you. After that moving through the Dubai Museum (currently closed for renovation) you will have your next stop at the textile souk. There are products from several civilizations for you to witness. Its time for a traditional ride now. You will cross the creek by the famous Abra ride to get onto other side into the historic Dubai Spice Souk. You will be welcomed by the the fragrances of spices for around the globe. At last you have a chance to visit the largest Gold Souk right next to the the spice souk. Constantly being checked by Dubai Government Authorities this souk has the purest gold. You can get to see various designs of this precious metal. This tour ends at the Dubai gold souk.

See the best of the historic Al Fahidi district on a walking tour as you learn about the culture and history of the UAE. Visit markets, museums, and charming neighborhoods, and take a ride in a traditional Abra water taxi. Meet your guide and begin by enjoying a welcome drink of Arabic tea/Coffee with dates at Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant in the Al Fahidi district. You can also try out luqaimat, ragag, and samosa. Tour a traditional house and learn about the history of the UAE. See a traditional Emirati bedroom, a tent replica located at the restaurant, arish palm front houses, and also the megastructures. After admiring the buildings in the Al Fahidi and Al Seef districts, head to the Middle East's largest coffee museum. Enjoy a live Arabic coffee-making session and learn about how coffee has become a crucial part of the UAE's culture. Stop by a Mosque and check out the distinctive architecture as you learn more about Islam. Then, hop on a traditional Abra water taxi for a quick creek tour. Admire the old trading ships and take some photographs to show friends and family. Visit the gold souk, the area where the majority of Dubai's jewelry stores are to be found. Then, discover the spice souk, where there are all manner of aromatic spices, herbs, nuts, oil, saffron, and other things to excite the senses.

Indulge in some of the popular Middle Eastern flavors on this journey by foot around Old Dubai. Starting in the Old Quarter of Al Bastakiya, you will visit the region’s only Coffee Museum for an interesting insight into regional and global coffee history. A cup of Gahwa, Arabic coffee kickstarts your tour. The next stop will be at a traditional Café, which serves as a cool and relaxed contrast to its busy street location. Try a Lebanese breakfast favorite, cheese or zaatar Manakesh. Stroll past Al Fahidi Fort into the bustling Souk Al Kabeer. Stop briefly for a delightfully refreshing lemon and mint juice before discovering a hidden gem. Dig into a shared platter of Arabic Mezzeh whilst watching Abra boats tirelessly cross the Dubai Creek. Later on, take a traditional wooden craft across the Creek to Deira. A pleasant stroll brings you to a popular creek-side restaurant for a taste of Shawarma and Falafil, the most ubiquitous of Arab street foods. No Middle Eastern journey is truly complete without exploring Emirati cuisine. Your final stop is at a renowned Emirati restaurant where the subtle flavors of the Orient will seduce you.

Explore Dubai on a private half-day city sightseeing trip, a city that is famous for its luxurious lifestyle, ultra-modern architecture, and world-class attractions. This guided tour ensures you don't miss out on any must-see sights and experiences. And visits the highlights that are often overlooked by tourists. As a first-time visitor, it can be overwhelming to navigate through the city, so this day trip gives you the freedom to truly personalize your experience and explore at your own pace. Book now to secure your spot today! Explore Al Fahidi Village, the Coffee House, Majlis House, and other historic locations. Here you can capture photographs of the traditional houses built from stone, sandalwood, palm fronds, and palm wood. Discover the narrow alleys, pathways, and public squares that encapsulate the essence of historical gems and learn about their cultural significance with your local guide. Next, experience the traditional Abra boat ride. Glide along the waters of Dubai Creek from Bur Dubai to Deira and arrive at the gold souk and spice souk. Walk through Dubai's largest gold market, featuring over 300 retailers, and learn about the region's rich gold trading history. The area also houses the 64-kg gold ring, which holds the Guinness World Record. Wander through the narrow alleyways of the Spice Souk for a sensory overload of exotic aromas and flavors that are a feast for the senses. And discover unique souvenirs and traditional handicrafts like carpets, jewelry, and ceramics at stalls. Visit the Museum of the Future to admire "the most beautiful building in the world". It pushes the boundaries of traditional design and represents human diversity and creativity, incorporating futuristic elements that captivate visitors from the moment they set their eyes on it. Visit Dubai Frame, the UAE’s latest cultural landmark, an iconic structure that ‘frames’ impressive views of Old and New Dubai. Visit Zabeel Palace. The official residence and administrative headquarters of the ruling royal family of Dubai showcase Arabian design elements and boast sprawling gardens,elegant courtyards,majestic domes,and towers. Continue to the Jumeirah Mosque and Burj Al Arab, an iconic landmark that resembles a billowing sail. it is a testament to Dubai's architectural prowess and a global symbol of luxury and extravagance. Spend free time at Souk Madinat Jumeirah, an authentic re-creation of an Arab marketplace with over 75 boutique shops, restaurants, and cafes. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the winding streets, browse unique handicrafts, or indulge in a delicious meal. Next, make your way to the crescent-shaped manmade Palm Jumeirah. Stop at The Pointe, in front of Atlantis, the centerpiece of Palm Jumeirah. The Pointe is a one-stop stunning waterfront destination that brings new energy to dining, shopping, and entertainment experiences by providing limitless choices and a vibrant atmosphere. Next, enjoy a leisurely stroll at Dubai Marina Walk, which never ceases to amaze with its futuristic architecture and extravagant lifestyle. There are many restaurants and cafes along the waterfront, offering a wide range of cuisines to satisfy every palate, and boat, yacht, and dhow cruise rides are available for you. Journey along the main road in Dubai, also called the super highway, Sheikh Zayed Road, which has become a tourist spot on its own. Spend time at Dubai Mall, which is not just a paradise for shopaholics but also a vibrant entertainment hub with options available, such as the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater. After shopping and leisure, you can indulge in a culinary journey with diverse cuisines from around the world. Visit the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, and experience an overwhelming feeling as you admire panoramic, breathtaking views from the observation deck. (Refer to Booking Options to choose floors.)

Dubai is a city that is famous for its luxurious lifestyle, ultra-modern architecture, and world-class attractions. However, as a first-time visitor, it can be overwhelming to navigate through the city and make the most of your trip. A guided tour can be a great way to explore Dubai and ensure that you don't miss out on any must-see sights or experiences. So book now to secure your spot today! Explore Al Fahidi Village, the Coffee House, Majlis House, and other historic locations. Here you can capture photographs of the traditional houses built from stone, sandalwood, palm fronds, and palm wood. Discover the narrow alleys, pathways, and public squares that encapsulate the essence of historical gems and learn about their cultural significance with your local guide. Next, experience the traditional Abra boat ride. Glide along the waters of Dubai Creek from Bur Dubai to Deira and arrive at the gold souk and spice souk. Walk through Dubai's largest gold market, featuring over 300 retailers, and learn about the region's rich gold trading history. The area also houses the 64-kg gold ring, which holds the Guinness World Record. Wander through the narrow alleyways of the Spice Souk for a sensory overload of exotic aromas and flavors that are a feast for the senses. And discover unique souvenirs and traditional handicrafts like carpets, jewelry, and ceramics at stalls. Visit the Museum of the Future to admire "the most beautiful building in the world". It pushes the boundaries of traditional design and represents human diversity and creativity, incorporating futuristic elements that captivate visitors from the moment they set their eyes on it. Visit Dubai Frame, the UAE’s latest cultural landmark, an iconic structure that ‘frames’ impressive views of Old and New Dubai. Visit Zabeel Palace. The official residence and administrative headquarters of the ruling royal family of Dubai showcase Arabian design elements and boast sprawling gardens,elegant courtyards,majestic domes,and towers. Continue to the Jumeirah Mosque and Burj Al Arab, an iconic landmark that resembles a billowing sail. it is a testament to Dubai's architectural prowess and a global symbol of luxury and extravagance. Spend free time at Souk Madinat Jumeirah, an authentic re-creation of an Arab marketplace with over 75 boutique shops, restaurants, and cafes. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the winding streets, browse unique handicrafts, or indulge in a delicious meal. Next, make your way to the crescent-shaped manmade Palm Jumeirah. Stop at The Pointe, in front of Atlantis, the centerpiece of Palm Jumeirah. The Pointe is a one-stop stunning waterfront destination that brings new energy to dining, shopping, and entertainment experiences by providing limitless choices and a vibrant atmosphere. Next, enjoy a leisurely stroll at Dubai Marina Walk, which never ceases to amaze with its futuristic architecture and extravagant lifestyle. There are many restaurants and cafes along the waterfront, offering a wide range of cuisines to satisfy every palate, and boat, yacht, and dhow cruise rides are available for you. Journey along the main road in Dubai, also called the super highway, Sheikh Zayed Road, which has become a tourist spot on its own. Spend time at Dubai Mall, which is not just a paradise for shopaholics but also a vibrant entertainment hub with options available, such as the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater. After shopping and leisure, you can indulge in a culinary journey with diverse cuisines from around the world. Visit the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, and experience an overwhelming feeling as you admire panoramic, breathtaking views from the observation deck. (Refer to Booking Options to choose floors.)