A half-day city tour is a practical choice if you want an introduction to Dubai’s main sights in a shorter time. However, a full-day city tour gives you more time to explore old and modern Dubai. Private and hop-on hop-off options are also available for travellers who prefer more flexibility.

The duration depends on the experience. Half-day tours are designed for shorter sightseeing, while full-day tours allow more time to explore the city. Walking, private and hop-on hop-off tours follow different schedules, so check the selected tour before booking.

The places covered vary by itinerary. Depending on your tour, you may explore sights across Old Dubai and modern areas of the city. Check the individual product itinerary to see the exact landmarks, stops and areas included.

Choose a half-day tour if you have limited time or want to combine sightseeing with another activity on the same day. A full-day tour is better if you want to spend more time discovering different parts of Dubai.

Yes. A private city tour is a good option for families, couples and small groups who prefer greater privacy and a more personalised sightseeing experience.

Transfer arrangements vary between tours. Some experiences may include pickup and drop-off, while others may have different meeting arrangements. Check the individual tour page for the exact transfer details.

Yes. A Dubai Old Town Walking Tour is a good way to experience the historic side of the city more closely, including traditional neighbourhoods and souks.

Yes. You can book individual Dubai attractions and experiences separately, allowing you to build your itinerary around the places and activities that interest you most.

Yes. You can explore Abu Dhabi sightseeing tours and attractions alongside your Dubai experiences. Check the selected tour for departure points, transfers, itinerary and other booking details.

Of course, you need to get a visa to visit Dubai. The purpose of travel is one mandatory aspect when applying for a visa. There are different types of visas available such as a tourist visa, worker visa, study visa and many more. On the basis of that, you get the approval. Moreover, it is best to apply for the visa in advance. 

Dubai’s currency name is Dirham. It is officially denoted as (AED) Arab Emirate Dirham. It is also called as Dubai Dirham or Emirati Dirham. 

There is no doubt that Dubai is a modern city. But it is best to wear modest clothes especially while entering a mosque. This gesture shows some respect to the local people of the city. 

Dubai has many famous iconic landmarks, attractions, shopping malls and outdoor activities. Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Miracle Garden, Desert Safari Dubai and many others.

Yes, male passengers can carry a maximum of 20 grams of gold. Whereas females and children can carry a maximum of 40 grams of gold.  However, if the amount exceeds then one needs to pay the customs charges.