In a nutshell

Dubai has amazed the world with its luxurious extravagance and imposing skyscrapers that dominate its skyline: In this excursion we can admire some of the most captivating ones and we have the unique opportunity to sip an aperitif at a height of 200 metres.

Main stops

Burj Khalifa
Burj Al Arab (photo stop)
Palm Jumeirah (photo stop)
Aperitif at The Observatory

The programme

Our exciting excursion will start at the Burj Khalifa, the tallest man-made building in history. Our visit to the skyscraper will begin at the reception on the ground floor with a multimedia presentation on the fascinating history of Dubai and the Burj Khalifa.
From the reception, we take an exhilarating ride in the lift at a speed of 10 metres per second, up to the 124th floor where we can admire the 360° panoramic view of the city, the desert and the ocean.
Next, we will admire the super-luxury Burj Al Arab hotel and take some stunning photos of this distinctive sail-shaped building located on an artificial island.
Our next destination is the fascinating Palm Jumeirah, a huge artificial island with luxury resorts and hotels that has been labelled the 'eighth wonder of the world', and a residential area where we stop to take photos along the artificial 12 kilometres long breakwater.
Our last stop will be The Observatory restaurant in the Marriott Harbour hotel, where we can sip a refreshing aperitif whilst enjoying stunning views from a height of 200 metres of the sun setting over the sea, with breathtaking flashes of colour over Dubai Marina and the Palm Jumeirah.

Good to know

Places on this excursion are limited. We recommend booking in advance.
The Burj Khalifa being one of the main attractions of the city, there is the possibility of finding long queues at the entrance.
Comfortable shoes and clothing are recommended.
You need to be physically fit to take part in this excursion.
Casual smart dress code is compulsory, casual clothing (a shirt with collar is recommended, and no sports shoes, t-shirts or jeans), and closed shoes (ladies can wear open shoes).
Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to safeguard your health and comply with regulations and the safety protocol.