Dubai: the essentials

When it comes to lavishness, Dubai is unparalleled, with it's countless luxury hotels, nightclubs, restaurants, and high end shopping. Sail your yacht around the world's only seven-star hotel and party the night away with the vibrant people that have helped put this small nation on the map as a cultural and social wonder. Have dinner on board while taking in the sights of the city skyline. Circumnavigate the Palm Islands, the World Islands, and the Burj Al Arab in the beautiful waters off Dubai's coast.

Palm Jumeirah is famous for its luxurious hotels, upscale restaurants, and beach clubs with infinity pools turning into lively nightclubs. The Palm Jumeirah Boardwalk offers stunning views of the coastline and the Burj Al Arab hotel. Don't miss the chance to swim and play with dolphins at 'Dolphin Bay' in the Atlantis Hotel—a unique activity for an unforgettable experience!

The city is well located on a beautiful coastline and it offers an experience that can't be found anywhere else. Due to its remarkable sights and mostly intact cultural past, it is one of the most visited cities in the Middle East. It is possible to discover and investigate many different things and places, such as the iconic Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. The country's long and illustrious history, culture, and customs all serve as prime examples. An excursion to Abu Dhabi will introduce you to a city that is at once contemporary and rich in history.

Where the desert's magic comes alive, where adventure meets tranquility, and where you'll create stories to share for a lifetime! Embark on thrilling adventures like dune bashing an adrenaline-pumping experience as you navigate the steep and towering sand dunes. The sudden drops and sharp climbs are sure to get your heart racing. Experience desert chic at luxurious resorts where you can sip cocktails by the pool while surrounded by endless sand.

Tucked between mountains and the ocean, Muscat is a vibrant capital city with old world atmosphere and modern day attractions. The city is different from it's neighbors, in that there aren't many high-rises, and all architecture includes the traditional dome or an arabesque windows. A cruise along the stunning coastline of the Arabian Sea will offer spectacular views of the mountains and beaches, like Bandar Khayran or Al Munassir, where you can drop anchor for a refreshing swim. Visit the Mutrah Souq, a traditional market, and peruse the various stalls selling clothing, spices, and Omani handicrafts. Enjoy some delectable Omani cuisine before heading back to onboard to taking in the stunning Arabian Sea sunset.

A port city in northern Oman's Musandam Peninsula, offers a delightful mix of attractions. Explore Khasab Fort with its wooden boats and museum, cruise the Strait of Hormuz for coastal views and dolphin sightings, and marvel at Jabal Hareem's marine fossils. Relax at Khasab Beach and witness breathtaking sunsets. For a tranquil escape, visit Al Halla Park's serene grounds.

When it comes to lavishness, Dubai is unparalleled, with it's countless luxury hotels, nightclubs, restaurants, and high end shopping. Sail your yacht around the world's only seven-star hotel and party the night away with the vibrant people that have helped put this small nation on the map as a cultural and social wonder. Have dinner on board while taking in the sights of the city skyline. Circumnavigate the Palm Islands, the World Islands, and the Burj Al Arab in the beautiful waters off Dubai's coast.