United Arab Emirates

Dubai and Abu Dhabi: where the future is already present, with impossible skyscrapers, artificial islands and limitless luxury

The Emirates is the country that has turned the desert into a futuristic theme park. Dubai has the tallest building in the world, the largest artificial islands and shopping malls with ski slopes. Abu Dhabi responds with the Louvre, the most spectacular mosque and Formula 1.
The United Arab Emirates is the place where the impossible becomes reality. In just 50 years, what was desert and pearl fishing villages has become science fiction cities with the world's tallest building, 7-star hotels, artificial islands visible from space and theme parks that defy imagination. Dubai is the star: the 828-meter Burj Khalifa, the Palm Jumeirah, the Dubai Mall with its aquarium and ski slope, the traditional gold and spice souks. It is excess and spectacle on every corner, a city that doesn't know the word "enough." Abu Dhabi is its more cultural counterpoint: the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (perhaps the most beautiful in the world), Jean Nouvel's Louvre Abu Dhabi, Yas Island with Ferrari World and the F1 circuit. An emirate that balances luxury with art and tradition. Both work perfectly as extended stopovers or as complements to other destinations.
Dubai

Dubai

Dubai

The city of the future: Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, traditional souks. Shopping, beaches, starred restaurants and continuous spectacle.

Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi

The cultural capital: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Louvre Abu Dhabi, Qasr Al Watan. Yas Island with Ferrari World and F1 circuit.

Dubai Desert

Dubai Desert

Dubai Desert

Red dunes 45 minutes from the city: 4x4 safaris, Bedouin dinners under the stars, camel rides, luxury camps.

Other Emirates

Other Emirates

Other Emirates

Sharjah (culture and museums), Ras Al Khaimah (mountains and adventure), Fujairah (Gulf of Oman coast). Less touristy, more authentic.

Experiences

Emirates offers superlative experiences: dining in the tallest building, staying in the most luxurious hotel, driving a Ferrari, flying over the city by helicopter.

Sunset from Burj Khalifa

Watching the sun set over Dubai from 555 meters high. The city lighting up gradually as the desert darkens.

Desert safari

Dunes by 4x4, sandboarding, camel ride, Bedouin dinner with show under the stars. The desert 45 minutes from Dubai.

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque

Perhaps the most beautiful mosque in the world: white marble, 82 domes, the largest hand-woven carpet. Impressive by day and night.

Luxury brunch

Dubai's Friday brunches are legendary: free-flowing champagne, seafood, endless desserts at 5-star hotels. A local institution.

Emirates is synonymous with spectacular hotels: the world's only 7-star, towers designed by star architects, resorts on artificial islands and luxury camps in the desert.

Burj Al Arab

Armani Hotel Dubai

Atlantis The Royal

Emirates Palace

Qasr Al Sarab

One&Only The Palm

Ready for the future?