The Arabian Gulf has long been a popular destination for winter getaways and long-haul stopovers, especially Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Oman. There are numerous new tourist attractions and brand-new shopping malls in the Arabian Gulf. The winters are sunny and warm. The Arabian Gulf is regularly visited by cruise lines operating out of Abu Dhabi and Dubai, including Celebrity, Costa, MSC and Royal Caribbean.
During your Arabian Gulf cruise, visit exotic souks (Arabic markets), and eat spicy dishes like machboos, a delicious seafood stew. From Muscat’s mosques, observe the world’s tallest structure, the Burj Khalifa. Step back in time at the Al Fahidi Historical District or experience the Museum of Islamic Art culture. Feeling adventurous? Visit the Arabian Wildlife Park to see giraffes or take a safari through the desert. Thousands of years of history and culture are brewing in the Arabian Gulf and North African deserts. Arabian Peninsula and the Persian Gulf are home to natural gems and human genius. From the windswept dunes of Oman to the gigantism of Dubai, travelers may be surprised at the range of activities available there.
There is a lot of history behind this newest destination. A world-famous luxury travel destination, Hong Kong is known for its stunning beauty, rich culture, and bright future. A cruise through the Arabian Gulf will delight your senses whether you visit Muscat for its medieval architecture, Dubai for its urban innovation, or Abu Dhabi for its bustle and beaches.
You can enjoy sunny weather, the best beaches, ancient cultures, and duty-free shopping aboard Arabian Gulf cruises from Dubai and Abu Dhabi. You can enjoy these benefits when booking a Dubai cruise vacation with Booking-a-cruise. You’ll experience warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine yet still be able to enjoy sunbathing. Some shore excursions in Oman will take you to freshwater rock pools rather than dry wadis (riverbeds and mountain gullies).
You’ll find breathtaking structures in the region, such as the Burj Khalifa skyscraper in Dubai and the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi. Most mosques are free to visit, and you often have a guide accompany you. A unique outdoor excursion will allow you to experience Bedouin culture & traditions. A desert excursion from Dubai or Abu Dhabi can also include sand-skiing, camel-riding, and dinner in the desert. A camel market is held in Al Ain near Dubai on Thursdays and Fridays. Tourists can also try falconry and horsemanship.
Five times a day, there are echoes of the call to prayer, giving an exotic feel with Arabian traditions. It is common to see friendly people who enjoy chatting with visitors, and you will experience the legendary Arab hospitality. Almost every major airline flies to Dubai & Abu Dhabi from London, Dublin, Manchester, most European countries, and most Asian countries; Emirates & Etihad airways are among the most popular airlines. Both cities are served by Gulf Air from Bahrain, along with a wide network of connections.
Taking a cruise is the cheapest way to discover the Gulf, with prices starting at $499 plus taxes for a seven-night full-board cruise. It makes for a very reasonable family holiday despite the high quality of everything. You can hop on, hop off the Big Bus Tours, and get to the shopping malls on the cheap. The ports are connected to the shopping malls with free buses, while Dubai’s modern metro is also available.
There are some fantastic hotels in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. To start or end your cruise. As well as the Marina Mall, the largest mosque in the Gulf, and the Ferrari World theme park on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi has its own attractions. The ancient market in Muscat has a delicious aroma of incense wafting through its maze of shops. You can choose from the traditional souks (local markets), which display glittering gold ornaments. Choose Dubai’s Mall of the Emirates, Dubai Mall, or Abu Dhabi’s Marina Mall for top designer brands, great prices, and frequent promotions. Dubai Mall boasts an Olympic-sized ice rink, an aquarium, and the longest indoor ski slope in the world in the Mall of the Emirates.
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