Enjoy the Fun of Marine Life by Cruising In Dubai

Dubai is the most famous city of the UAE worldwide. Holiday and professional travelers from around the world frequently visit it. One of the most famous tourist activities in Dubai is Cruising. Most of the tourists make sure to take a ride on the most authentic Dubai boat during their tour to this wonderful city. In Dubai, there are various cruise options for those wishing to do some sightseeing aside from the traditional land route. Cruises in Dubai vary from charters of dhows and catamarans as well as yachts. For people landing at Dubai Airport as the stopover place, choosing dinner cruise tour from Dubai airport stopover tours packages kills their boring moments of sitting at the airport.

Guests have the option to do a catamaran cruise for fishing as well as sightseeing purpose, or a luxury cruise charter on a yacht to feel like a superstar. However, many tourists prefer to do a cruise in Dubai on dhows. Dhows are traditionally made, handcrafted, wooden vessels of different sizes for tourist and commercial use. Since dhows offer a cultural cruise with a true taste of Arabia along with modern amenities and facilities normally only found in yachts, tourists opt for this option.

Dhow cruises in Dubai are extremely popular for dinner and entertainment in the evenings. Daily dhow dinner cruises are found along the Dubai Marina and Dubai Creek. Cruises in Dubai generally take place for two hours in the evening (usually 8.30 to 10.30 pm) with a fully inclusive open buffet and musical entertainment on board. Buffets are usually international menus to suit tourists of all origins. Dhow cruises during the day usually do not include meal options. Day cruises in Dubai for sightseeing usually last up to an hour and refreshments are provided on board or included in the price, depending on the operator you have chosen.

Different Cruise operators will provide you different routes to choose from. The Dubai Marina is a newer location and the cruise route covers the recent developments in the city and new Dubai. The most talked about landmarks are along the New Dubai cruise route. Burj Al Arab the most luxurious hotel in the world, the engineering marvel of the man-made Palm Jumeirah Island with the lavish and legendary Atlantis resort, The Dubai Marina and world-class waterfront properties are all within the close vicinity or the Marina Cruising route.

Another cruise route option is the Dubai Creek. The Creek route covers the trading areas and where the city initially started its development in the past. This route covers the traditional shaped buildings with towers at Bastakiya in Bur Dubai, along with the Dubai Museum as well as the spice and gold souk markets in Deira. Some tourists like to cruise along both routes and get the complete picture of the entire city, all whilst cruising gently along calm waters.

Cruise in Dubai with a dhow boat for a great perspective of the ever-evolving city of Dubai. Full of glorious contrasts and contradictions, tourists keep coming back to see what is new on offer.