Dubai

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Dubai in January is lit up with sunshine as the new year starts out with endless possibilities. Explore iconic Dubai landmarks under a blue sky while lower temperatures encourage you to take part in outdoor adventures. The Dubai Shopping Festival fills malls with bargains, and elite golfers show off their skills during the Dubai Desert Classic.

Inspired by the legend of the lost city of Atlantis, the luxurious Atlantis Dubai is made up of two resorts, Atlantis, The Palm and Atlantis, the Royal, which together form one of Dubai’s most all-encompassing entertainment experiences.

With exceptional accommodation, including underwater suites with ocean views, to Michelin-starred celebrity restaurants and private beaches with views over the Arabian Gulf, visiting Atlantis Dubai can feel like entering a dreamworld.

These tips for visiting Atlantis Dubai, including when to go, what to see, and how to visit Aquaventure, the world’s largest waterpark located in Atlantis Dubai, will ensure you make the most of your stay.

From the far-reaching desert dunes to the glittering sea to its towering skyscrapers, Dubai is a place of natural and man-made wonders. One of the best ways to soak all of that up at once is to catch a sunset while you’re visiting the capital city, so you can see an eruption of colors amid Dubai’s incomparable landscape.

While Dubai is famous for its record-breaking skyscrapers and culture, many people also visit Dubai’s stunning gardens, some of which hold their own world records. Dubai Miracle Garden is the most famous, known for its massive, Disney-themed topiary art and 120 flower varieties. Al Barsha South Park and Dubai Butterfly Garden are ideal Dubai destinations for families and kids, whether you’re looking for playgrounds, easy walking paths, or a rainbow of colors. Plus, Dubai Garden Glow keeps the colors alive at night with must-see light shows.