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Dubai Creek Arabian Dhow Cruise​- ​Included with All Dubai Night Tour - included with all tickets ​ ​ ​ Hop on our Big Bus Dubai Panoramic Night Tour, offering stunning evening views of the city under the stars. The Night Tour features an entertaining and informative commentary in 12 languages and showcases fantastic views of Dubai's most famous landmarks, including Dubai Marina, Atlantis the Palm, the Burj Al Arab and the Burj Khalifa. The tour is not a hop-on, hop-off tour, and seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Duration: 2 hours 45 minutes ​ Availability: Daily ​ Departure Stop Location Time 7:45pm Dubai Mall (Stops 1, Red Route, and 12, Green tourist bus drop-off area, Route) lower ground 7:45pm Mall of the Emirates (Stops 17, Green Route, ground Floor - Gate 1 and 18, Blue Route) Dubai Creek Arabian Dhow Cruise - Included with all tickets ​ ​ Explore Dubai's fascinating blend of tradition and innovation on a traditional Arabian dhow boat. This cruise takes you along Dubai creek towards Al Fahidi Fort and the Arabian Gulf, showcasing unique views of the city's historic sea merchant trading ports. Sit back on the sun-drenched deck and take it all in, with entertaining and informative commentary. Refreshments can be purchased on-board from the crew. Duration: 1 hour ​ Starting Point: Spice Souk ​ Availability: Daily // 10:30am – 5:30pm, every 1 hour ​ Dubai Walking Tours - included with all tickets ​ ​ ​​ We offer a variety of guided walking tours between October and April - unmissable if you're keen to learn more about Dubai's rich history and tradition. Al Fahidi Historical District Trek (1 hour): Visit Dubai's old quarter to explore the Bastakiya, ​ ​ see the old city wall ruins, enjoy entry to museums, and visit Al Fahidi fort - dating back to 1787, it's the oldest building in Dubai. Availability: Daily // 2pm ​ Starting Point: Dubai Museum ​ -------------------------------------- Arabian Treasures Walking Tour (1 hour): Discover the hidden treasures and mysteries of the ​ ​ old town's on this guided walking tour, taking you through traditional souks and merchant passageways. Availability: Daily // 3pm ​​ Starting Point: Dubai Museum ​​ -------------------------------------- Downtown Discovery Walk (1 hour): Explore the iconic Dubai Mall - one of the world’s largest ​ ​ shopping malls, and marvel at the world-famous Dubai Aquarium and Gold Souk. The walk continues through Souk Al Bahar, culminating at the magnificent Dubai Fountains. Availability: Daily // 6pm ​​ Starting Point: The Dubai Mall ​​ -------------------------------------- Heritage Village Walking Tour (1 hour): Get a glimpse of ‘pre-oil’ Dubai at the Heritage ​ ​ Village, one of Dubai's very first settlements established by pearl divers and fishermen. The walk will also take you through the Diving Village, Calligraphy museum and Shindagha Museum. (Sheikh Saeed al Maktoum’s House), the palace where Dubai's first rulers once lived. Availability: Daily // 5pm ​ Starting Point: Dubai Heritage Village ​ Museum Collection - included with Classic and Premium tickets ​ ​ Dubai Museum Availability: Daily ​ Time: Saturday – Thursday: 8:30am – 8:30pm // Fridays: 2:30pm – 8:30pm ​ Ramadan Times: Availability: Daily except Fridays Time: 10am – 5pm -------------------------------------- Al Shindagha Museum Availability: Daily except Tuesday Time: 10am - 6pm Fridays: 2:30pm - 9pm -------------------------------------- Coin Museum Bur Dubai Availability: Daily except Fridays Time: 8:30am - 3:30pm -------------------------------------- Heritage House Museum Availability: Daily Time: Saturday to Thursdays: 8am - 7:30pm Fridays: 2:30pm - 7:30pm -------------------------------------- Al Ahmadiya School Museum Availability: Daily Time: Saturday to Thursdays: 8am - 7:30pm Fridays: 2:30pm - 7:30pm -------------------------------------- Museum of the Poet Al Oqaili Availability: Daily except Fridays Time: 8am - 2pm -------------------------------------- Municipality Museum Availability: Daily except Fridays & Saturdays Time: 8am - 2pm (9am - 5pm during Ramadan) Sharjah Tour - included with Premium & Deluxe tickets only ​ Known as the 'Pearl of the Gulf', Sharjah is the neighbouring emirate of Dubai, with land on both the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. This half-day tour features two stops: ● The Heritage Area is a beautifully renovated district of the traditional Al Sheyoukh and Al Maraija neighbourhoods, with quaint museums and interesting art displays in its numerous alleyways. ● The iconic Blue Souk, also known as the Central Market, houses over 600 shops selling traditional arts and crafts, silver jewellery, antiques, rugs, clothes, cosmetics and much more. Starting Point: WAFI Mall ​ Availability: Mondays, Wednesdays & Saturdays // 10:30am ​ Marina And Island Lagoon Boat Cruise - included with Premium & Deluxe tickets only ​ Take a cruise out into the Arabian gulf on a traditional wooden Dhow. You'll enjoy unique views of Dubai's breathtaking Marina waterfront on this relaxing cruise. Refreshments can be purchased on-board from the crew. Duration: 1 hour ​ Starting Point: Pier 7 (near Marina Mall) ​ Availability: Daily // 10am - 4pm, every hour ​ .
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