Private New Dubai Tour

English speaking guide: you shouldn't be afraid of skipping some information about this wonderful city because our guide will explain you everything in English with big pleasure. Our guides share you so many interesting facts that you won't pay attention how fast the tour finishes

Burj Khalifa: Visit the tallest skyscraper on our planet and experience a ride on the world’s fastest elevator.  Get 360-degree views over Dubai and the Arabian Gulf

Palm View: enjoy the view of Dubai from a new angle on the 52nd floor of the Palm Tower. 360-degree panoramic views of recognizable sights and hidden diamonds

Palm Monorail: the first Monorail in the Middle East and the most picturesque way to ride out across the Palm Jumeirah. Hitachi Monorail straddle-type technology. It is not a simplistic way of transportation; it’s a challenging journey to observe mind-blowing landmarks with every stop. The monorail connects the Palm Jumeirah to the mainland, with a planned further extension to the Red Line of the Dubai Metro. Take the charming route.

Jumeirah Souk: Souk Madinat Jumeirah remains true to its Arabian heritage, meanwhile incorporating aspects of modern technology. It offers over 25 dining outlets as well as luxury and traditional shops and galleries with the added perk of views over the water.

Jumeirah Mosque:  One of the most loved landmarks and photographed mosque in all of Dubai, the Jumeirah Mosque was a gift to Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. It was built in 1979 for the purpose of the fabricated sense of the city of Dubai and the residents and visitors presence within it

Atlantis Hotel: The 1,548 room nautically themed resort has two accommodation wings, consisting of the East and the West Tower, linked together by the Royal Bridge Suite. It is complemented by the Aquaventure water park and the Lost Chambers Aquarium, home to over 65,000 marine animals.

Burj Al Arab: The world’s best 5-star hotel, Burj Al Arab is a global icon of Arabian luxury. It is a hotel that’s home to cutting-edge engineering — from the unique man-made beach and infinity pool terrace, to one of the tallest hotels in the world 180 metres high, although 39% of its total height is made up of non-occupiable space.