6-Day Friends Tour to Dubai & Abu Dhabi with Up to 20% Off

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Enjoy the best of Dubai & Abu Dhabi with friends on a 6-day tour. Sun, sand, and incredible savings await you!

Gather your friends for an unforgettable adventure with our "6 Days Dubai Sun, Sand, and Savings" tour, encompassing the splendors of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Immerse yourself in a sun-soaked, action-packed, and budget-friendly experience. Sun-Kissed Beaches: Soak up the sun on the pristine shores of Dubai's beaches. Desert Adventures: Experience thrilling desert safaris, sandboarding, and camel rides. Iconic Landmarks: Visit the Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, and Yas Island attractions. Shop and Dine: Explore vibrant souks, enjoy local cuisine, and shop in world-class malls. Budget-Friendly: Save with inclusive packages, discounts, and group deals. With a perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and incredible savings, this 6-day friends tour to Dubai and Abu Dhabi promises to create memories that will last a lifetime. Get ready for an action-packed journey of sun, sand, and savings in the Middle East.

Exclusions

5% TCS: This refers to a Tax Collected at Source (TCS) of 5%. TCS is refundable amount at the time of filing ITR and is only charged on land Packages by Govt. of India.
Tourism Dirham Tax: The Tourism Dirham Tax is a common type of local tax imposed by some destinations on tourists. It's usually a small fee per night of stay and is collected by the accommodation provider. This fee goes towards supporting local tourism infrastructure.
Flights: Flights are not included in the package. This means that the cost of airfare to and from the destination is not part of the offered package and travelers need to arrange and pay for their flights separately.
Anything not mentioned in the Itinerary: This refers to any expenses or activities that are not explicitly listed in the provided itinerary. It's important to carefully review the itinerary to understand what is covered and what isn't. Any additional expenses or activities not mentioned would be the responsibility of the traveler.