Things To Do in Dubai | Water Sports | City Tour

Sun is showing its spunk. Mercury is soaring higher. The average temperature of Dubai, situated at Arabian Peninsula’s eastern coast is revolving around 40-degree C. During the mid of June and whole July, Dubai is going to experience the extreme heat wave. Therefore, visitors seem to take a few steps back in travelling to Dubai. Surprisingly, here are some compelling reasons to make you fly to Dubai in this July. Let’s have a brief look at that. Incredible Deals on Accommodations As in the month of July, tourists generally don’t take interest to visit Dubai, the high-end hotels, and resorts provide amazing deals which are quite cheaper even for the middle class people as well. Less Crowd Compared to Other Seasons July is the most suitable month for the travelers seeking peace, quietness and tranquility. Relatively less crowd makes every activity much accessible to all the tourists. You can take a stroll after sun down and explore the night life of Dubai with your partners and friends. ...

Dubai, being located at the heart of Desert has always been the centre of attraction for years. Gradually, with the immense advancement of technology and effort of UAE government, this tinsel city has turned itself as the hub of affluence, extravagance and splendour as well. However, the attraction of enjoying activities centring the desert has been intact, especially in outsiders. Here are some coolest activities you should consider in your Dubai trip. But, don’t forget the sunscreen, hat and sunglass. Sandboarding and Fun, Fun, Fun Having fun on the bumpy Sandy dunes seems the most popular desert activities one must need to include in Dubai trip. Gliding down the dunes would definitely trigger Goosebumps. Family Adventure & Jeep Safari It’s like traveling through the sandy dunes with a jeep accompanied by a driver. Providing you a family adventure experience, Jeep Safari through the desert where the sudden ups and downs could give you a mild jerk. Bike Riding and Gush of Adrenali...