Dubai Multi-Centre Holidays

Known for its over-the-top architecture, high-end shopping malls and sun kissed beaches, Dubai embraces luxury with open arms. Dubai multi-centre holidays allows you to combine the traditional Arabic culture with a cosmopolitan city vibe, this glitzy destination boasts many attractions including the world’s tallest tower.

For many, a trip to Dubai can only be enhanced with a stop off at another wondrous location by taking a twin or multi-centre holiday. With all accommodation and flights included, this is the perfect choice for travellers looking to see more of the world without the hassle. One of our most popular options is to twin Dubai with the Indian Ocean, choose from the Maldives, Mauritius or Sri Lanka.

For those seeking cultural delights and desert adventures, our Oman and Dubai multi-centre trip offers this and more. Enjoy spectacular mountainous scenery, authentic bazaars and souks and a stay on the spectacular Gulf of Oman before taking a short flight to Dubai.

For those looking further afield then it’s easy to pair this glitzy UAE city with Bali, Thailand and Hong Kong. Talk to our Travel Experts about our many Dubai multi-centre holiday options. We can either tailor something a little more bespoke so it won’t be long before you’re relaxing in style.

Plan Your Dubai Holiday

Helpful Travel Information

Travelling to Dubai? Find top tips for making your holiday to Dubai the best it can be with our handy Dubai Travel Guide.

Flying to Dubai from the UK: Non-stop flights leave various UK airports daily to Dubai.
Flight time from the UK: 6 hours and 45 minutes
Dubai Currency: Dirham
Time difference: GMT +4
Visa for Dubai: A visitor's visa is provided on arrival
Language in Dubai: Arabic
Getting around: Taxis are readily available and are reasonably priced. Getting around Dubai and travelling to and from your hotel should be straightforward and stress-free.
Weather: Wondering when to visit Dubai? Blessed with year-round sunshine, temperatures typically range from 20 degrees centigrade to the mid-40s. November to February is the most popular time to visit Dubai, with temperatures sitting at around 25 to 30 degrees centigrade
Ramadan: In 2024 Ramadan will be between Sunday 10th March and Tuesday 9th April

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What To Do On A Dubai Holiday

Dubai Attractions

Experience one of the most breath-taking views available at the very top of the Burj Khalifa, officially the tallest building in the world. There are a number of observation decks, but the highest is by far the most impressive. Head back down 160 storeys and into the city to visit the Dubai Mall for the most incredible shopping trip of your life, with a wide range of high-end brand stores and luxury boutiques to choose from. Head to the centre of downtown Dubai and stop by the Dubai Fountain which features an incredible water dancing show with jet streams bursting 150 metres into the air. Shows take place in the mid-afternoon and at sundown every 30 minutes

Dubai Food & Drink

Wanting to discover the best food and drink in Dubai? While you’ll be able to find everything from American to Japanese inspired cuisine in Dubai, the authentic Arabian dishes are the real star of the show.

Nicknamed the pizza of Dubai, Manousheh is thought to be one of the best street style foods in the city. This warm flatbread is filled with a number of traditional toppings such as salty cheese, fresh zaatar herbs and different meats or vegetables. Make sure you also sample the authentic falafel and hummus, as the chefs of Dubai have perfected both of these chickpea-based treats. During your stay, you can also enjoy Gahwa, traditional Arabic coffee, which is brewed in a beautiful coffee pot and served in dainty cups.

Dubai Activities

With both a vibrant city and golden desert to explore, your itinerary certainly won’t come up short on your holiday to Dubai. From family-friendly activities in Dubai, to famous weekend brunches, you’ll find a range of exciting things to do to suit your holiday needs. Experience the Arabian desert by riding through the dunes on a 4WD vehicle or choose a Dubai safari tour that offers you the chance to ride a camel, sample a traditional Arabian dish and even camp out underneath the unbelievably bright stars. The city, on the other hand, is home to an array of theme parks, including IMG Worlds of Adventure, one of the biggest indoor entertainment facilities in the world. Whether you prefer roller coasters or chilled out lazy rivers, you’re guaranteed to have a fun day out.