Dubai tours are flight-inclusive packages designed for travelers who want to see a lot in a short time: round-trip flights, hotel accommodation and the excursions listed in the itinerary are combined in one price. This page lists the Dubai tours currently available by number of nights, airline and starting price per person. Programs departing from cities including Ankara, Izmir, Adana, Gaziantep and Kayseri, as well as packages with desert safaris and tours that also include Abu Dhabi, are all listed alongside those departing from Istanbul.
Which Airlines Operate Flights on the Dubai Tour?
Tours currently on offer use flights operated by Emirates, flydubai, Freebird, Turkish Airlines, AJet and Qatar Airways. Flight numbers, departure and arrival times are listed in the Transportation Information section on each tour page. If a flight has a connection, the transfer point is shown in the same section.
How Many Nights Are Enough?
Programs range from 3 to 10 nights. Three- and four-night tours cover highlights such as a city tour, Dubai Marina and a desert safari; programs of five nights or more add an Abu Dhabi visit, shopping and free days. The itinerary for each tour shows where you’ll be each day.
Desert Safari and Abu Dhabi
In some packages, the desert safari is included in the price; in others, it can be purchased locally as an optional excursion. Stops such as the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi are also included in some itineraries and optional in others. What’s included in a tour is listed under “What’s Included in the Price”; visits not mentioned in the list are charged separately.
Visa and Passport
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Turkish citizens travelling on ordinary (burgundy) passports require a visa to enter the United Arab Emirates. Each tour’s inclusions and exclusions indicate whether visa processing is covered; you should check the latest requirements with an official source before departure.
When to Go?
The weather in Dubai is milder from October to April, making city tours more comfortable during this period. In summer, temperatures exceed 40 °C on most days, so itineraries shift to indoor activities and evening hours.
What Is There to See in Dubai?
The world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, and the Dubai Fountain show in front of it are symbols of the city. Dubai Mall, Dubai Marina, the palm-shaped artificial island of Palm Jumeirah, and the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab are popular stops. In Old Dubai, cross Dubai Creek in traditional boats called abras to reach the gold and spice souks. The wind-tower houses in the Al Fahidi district showcase the city’s historic character.
Practical Information
The currency is the UAE dirham, and card payments are widely accepted. Visitors are expected to wear clothing that covers their shoulders and knees when visiting mosques and public spaces; women visiting Sheikh Zayed Mosque must wear a headscarf. The metro connects the city's main attractions. Rules on eating and drinking in public during daylight hours may apply during Ramadan.
Abu Dhabi Day
Highlights in Abu Dhabi include Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Louvre Abu Dhabi and Ferrari World.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Dubai tour prices per person?
Yes. The listed price is per person for an adult sharing a double room. Single-room supplements and child prices are shown in the price table on each tour’s page.
Do I need a visa for Dubai?
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Turkish citizens holding ordinary passports need a visa to enter the UAE. Whether the visa is included in the package is stated in each tour’s inclusions and exclusions.
Are there Dubai tours departing from cities other than Istanbul?
Yes. Programs departing from Ankara, Izmir, Adana, Gaziantep, Kayseri, Konya, Samsun, Diyarbakir and Tokat are also listed; the departure city appears in the tour name.
How do I make a reservation?
Just tap the WhatsApp button on the tour page and send your dates and group size; our team will get back to you with availability and the final price.