Whether you’re traveling with your partner, your parents, or your kids, family trips to Dubai can be an amazing experience. If you haven’t been before, you may be wondering how to plan your itinerary so that it’s fun and relaxed at the same time. Read on to learn more about Dubai family trips, including where to stay and what to do in Dubai and Sharjah and Abu Dhabi as well!

Day 1 – Dubai City Tour

Dubai is an ideal starting point for first-time travelers to UAE. There’s so much to see and do in Dubai, from hanging out at theme parks and shopping malls to desert safaris. We recommend starting with Dubai’s top attractions on day one of your family trip (although you can certainly save them all up until later). Dubai is home to many historical sites including BurjKhalifa, Dubai Creek, and Gold Souk. You can visit Al Bastakiya district (traditional Arabian houses). For family entertainment you can head over to Wild Wadi Water Park. Dinner at Emirates Towers will offer 360-degree view of Dubai. Follow your Dubai family tip and spend your day at Dubai Mall, Ice skating, camel ride and enjoy shopping. Enjoy you evening at Ski Dubai. Stay overnight in Hotel in JBR or Madinat Jumeirah.

Day 2 – Al Barsha / Palm Jumeirah

The easiest way to get around in Dubai is by taxi or car. If you have time, rent a car and drive yourself around but if you are short on time take advantage of Dubai’s excellent Privet Luxury bus transportation system. From The Palm make your way up north on Sheikh Zayed Road stopping at any hotels along your way until you hit Jumeirah Beach Road. Take that west towards The Madinat Jumeirah, Palm Jumeirah, burjkhalifa, and shopping areas such as Mall of Emirates where you will find plenty of shops, restaurants, and bars catering to tourists. Check out more interesting article on site Prince Blog.

Day 3 – BurjKhalifa and Downtown Dubai

Let’s start your family trip off right. You’ll arrive in Dubai around mid-day and you won’t have time to take an afternoon nap because we are going to The BurjKhalifa (the world’s tallest building), Jumeirah Mosque, and then City Walk. First, we will head over to The BurjKhalifa and check out its observation deck. From there, we can go straight over to Jumeirah Mosque (visit in non-prayer times if you want pictures). After that, grab some lunch before strolling over to Dubai Mall. Finish up your day with City Walk where there are many shops, restaurants, and activities for kids of all ages!

Day 4 – City Tour of Old Dubai souk and Gold souq

Gold Souq is one of Dubai’s oldest shopping malls. Located along Al Fahidi Street, it is home to numerous shops selling different items including gold, diamonds and watches. Entrance into these shops is free so you dont have to pay for entering. The Gold Souq is on most tourist itineraries so you can easily visit it during your stay in Dubai. the Old Dubai City has many old markets and Souks: gold souq, spice souq, leather souq, textile souq etc. The best time to visit them is early morning before it gets too hot or around sunset when all shops start closing down.

Day 5 – Abu Dhabi city tour by privet tourist bus

As you make your way around Abu Dhabi you’ll find that your private tour guide will be leading your group through city streets, by seaside at Corniche Beach, and through local attractions. You can also hop on board an open-air bus or tourist bus and see many of Abu Dhabi’s sights from one of its routes. Visit landmarks like Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Emirates Palace, Sheikh Khalifa Park (formerly known as Al Ain Zoo), and Ferrari World. If time allows, visit other sites like Saadiyat Island Cultural District (where museums and cultural centers are currently being constructed) or Qasr al Hosn fort. Check with your tour guide before booking which stops are included in each day’s itinerary so that there are no unexpected surprises!

Day 6/7 – Sharjah / Fujairah / Ras Al Khaimah Tour by Luxury bus rental

Tour Sharjah, Fujariah and Ras Al Khaimah. To reach these locations you can book a luxury Bus Rental in Dubai. Sharjah, Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah are often called as UAE’s hidden jewels. These small emirates not only offer relaxing family holidays, but also great shopping experiences that make it an excellent choice for short family trip. For example, if you want to shop designer brands at unbeatable prices then Dubai is your destination, but if you want amazing Arabian Bazaar or souqs then head straight to Sharjah which is considered as capital of Souq in UAE. Whereas, Fujairah offers beach resorts with fresh sea breeze at mind blowing beaches and Ras Al Khaimah gives you heritage sightseeing opportunities including famous Towering mountains, azure waters and breath-taking natural scenes combine with a modern, bustling cityscape and an ever-present sense of history. Perhaps this is nowhere more evident than in Ras Al Khaimah, a city that traces its roots back to the dawn of human civilization. A diverse range of attractions are there to be explored on a grand scale – from centuries-old souks and breathtaking mosques to otherworldly museums and contemporary art galleries. Ras Al Khaimah is located in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and its friendly population welcomes everyone to discover the history,