It”s Dubai Time! The Best Guide Cruising Oman & UAE in 2024
It"s Dubai Time! The Best Guide Cruising Oman & UAE in 2024
We were quite impatient at the beginning of 2019 because we were embarking on the journey of a lifetime in a few days. We placed an Orbitz order for a combination trip: After a week-long cruise through the United Arab Emirates, which includes Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Khasab, and Muscat, we flew to Thailand to enjoy the Indian Ocean in Khao Lak. We had fantastic tours, including touring the desert, tourist destinations, and downtown Dubai.
Located in Western Asia on the Persian Gulf, the United Arab Emirates is a federal absolute monarchy that shares maritime boundaries with Iran to the north and Qatar to the west. It borders Oman to the east and Saudi Arabia to the south. 9.2 million people called the United Arab Emirates home in 2013, of which 1.4 million were native Emiratis and 7.8 million were foreigners.
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Informations
Temperature: The best time to go to the UAE is in the months of August-September when the temperature is comparatively mild and autumn is steadily setting in.
Language: The official language of the United Arab Emirates is Arabic. Due to the fact that tourism is one of the most important income in this country, most people speak English.
Currency: The Emirati Dirham is the official currency of the UAE, abbreviated officially as AED. 1 USD=3,7 AED 1 EUR=4,5 AED
Food Prices: Cheap Restaurant 9 USD/person, Mid-range Restaurant 2 persons 60 USD
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For this all-inclusive vacation, which included breakfast in Thailand and an all-inclusive cruise, we spent 1400 euros per person. We were always far from the hotel during the day, so it was fine to only have breakfast because food in Thailand is quite inexpensive. The only issue here is that, naturally, trips were not included, so we had to withdraw more funds from our wallets to cover them. We will tell you about the cruise in this post, and we will write another one about Thailand—Khao Lak.
Things to do
After a four and a half hour flight from Munich to Dubai, we left our bags behind and drove into the desert, where we had pre-booked a Desert Safari with Sandboarding & Camel Ride on the internet. We had dinner, a belly dance performance, and henna painting on my hands. I advise you to confidently buy from Viator and obtain your guide for these trips, as you will be paying a significant amount of money once you arrive. Sagar, our driver and guide, was excellent. We went on safari and had a fantastic time, making friends with him and the other tourists right away:
Desert Safari with
Sandboarding & Camel Ride
One of the most well-liked activities for tourists visiting Dubai is going on a desert safari; it’s a lot of fun and a wonderful chance to observe both the city’s native fauna and the magnificent desert.Whatever your interests, you’re sure to discover the perfect desert expedition among the many options available for Dubai desert safaris.On a standard shared desert safari, your guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel in a 4×4 vehicle. From there, you will go outside the city toward the sands, where you will meet up with other vehicles.Your driver will enter the desert after a brief halt to finish preparations. This is when the real fun starts, as you will experience an exhilarating journey on and around the dunes.
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The following day, we went on a guided tour that took us to Old Dubai, which includes Downtown Dubai, the Al Fahidi neighborhood, the Dubai Museum, the Mosque, a traditional boat ride on Dubai Creek called an abra, the spices market, and the gold market.
Old and new Dubai tour
Every group of expats has various tastes when it comes to their dream house, and Dubai welcomes visitors from all over the world.Although some people like neighborhoods with upscale lodging and a wide selection of opulent homes and apartments, others search for more reasonably priced communities with deep ties to the area’s rich cultural history.Today, let’s examine the differences between old and modern Dubai in terms of areas, houses, services, and other factors.Every group of expats has various tastes when it comes to their dream house, and Dubai welcomes visitors from all over the world. Although some people like neighborhoods with upscale lodging and a wide selection of opulent homes and apartments, others seek for more reasonably priced communities with deep ties to the area’s rich cultural history. Today, let’s examine the differences between life in old and modern Dubai in terms of neighborhoods, real estate, amenities, etc.
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Following this excursion, our ship, the Costa Mediterranea, traveled to Khasab. Since the city was small and we only had a few hours to spend, we chose to take a nap and explore the ship instead. This is the vessel on which we enjoyed seven blissful days:
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The ship traveled to Muscat, the capital of Oman, during the night. Together with an older German couple we had become friends with, the four of us took a taxi to Muscat. The taxi driver was very nice and patriotic, he gave us a reasonable price and took us to all the major sights in the city, including the mosque, the forts, and the royal palace.
The Grand Palace Muscat
The Sultan of Oman’s ceremonial residence is called Al Alam Palace (Arabic: قصر العلم Qaṣr al-ʿAlam, “Palace of the Flag”). Official events including receiving heads of state and foreign dignitaries take place there.On the ruins of the ancient sea wall between Al-Mirani Fort and Al Jalali Fort, which the Portuguese had constructed in the 16th century, Sultan Said bin Sultan had a palace, Bayt al-‘Alam, constructed in the early 1800s. Due to a lack of funding, Sultan Faisal bin Turki chose not to have the palace restored after tribal insurgents devastated it in 1895. Sultan Said bin Taimur had the palace shut up and spent most of the 20th century in Salalah.In order to create room for the new palace, it was destroyed in 1971.
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Mirani and Jalali Forts
Following Ottoman attacks in 1586, the Portuguese constructed the castle, which they called Forte de Sao Joao (Fort St. John)[,Similar to the second fortress in the old port of Muscat, Fort Al-Mirani, which is said to be named after his brother, the name Al Jalali is said to have originated from the Arabic al-jalāl, which means “great beauty.” Another explanation is based on the legend of the Baloch commander Jalal Shah.Following osmanischen raids in 1586, the Portugiese built the festival and built Forte de Sao Joao (Fort St. Johannes) as a result.
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Sultan Qaboos Mosque
Qaboos bin Said Al Said, the Sultan of Oman at the time, ordered the construction of a grand mosque in 1992. A competition to design the proposed mosque was held in 1993. Carillion Alawi LLC was given the building contract. After a location in Bausher was selected, construction started in December 1994, and the mosque took six years and seven months to complete. The mosque’s doors, windows, and glass and wood embellishments are all fashioned of various kinds of stones. For the structure, some 300,000 tons of Indian sandstone were imported.
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Next, our ship sailed to Abu Dhabi, where we selected this trip, which took us to Corniche Beach, Grand Mosque, and Ferrari World. After that, we returned to Dubai and went to the Dubai Mall and Heritage Village.
Ferrari World
Located on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Ferrari World Abu Dhabi (Arabic: عالم فيراري أبوظبي) is a theme park that is primarily inside.It is the first Ferrari-themed park in the world and is the location of Formula Rossa, the fastest roller coaster in the world since 2010. On November 3, 2007, the park’s foundation stone was placed. The park was created by Aldar Properties and built by Six Construct, a subsidiary of the BESIX Group. It took three years to complete, and on November 4, 2010, it was formally opened to the public.The Yas Marina Circuit, Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi, Yas Waterworld, and Ferrari World are all included in the broader Yas Island entertainment complex.
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Grand Mosque
The largest mosque in the nation and the main site of daily prayers is the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. Building on the Grand Mosque took place between 1994 and 2007. The building’s primary axis is oriented toward the Kaaba in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, by a rotation of almost 12° south of true west. Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the late president of the United Arab Emirates, initiated the project with the goal of creating a framework that would bring together the Islamic world’s many cultural traditions with the traditional and contemporary ideals of art and architecture.Sheikh Zayed passed away in 2004 and was buried in the mosque’s courtyard.
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Corniche Beach
The Corniche stretches about 8 kilometers and features eateries, cafés, a separate bike and pedestrian route, and a children’s play area called the Corniche Beach. The Corniche was expanded and land was reclaimed from the sea between 2002 and 2004. In the process, a few of the older landmarks were destroyed, including the Abu Dhabi clocktower and the volcano fountain. People use the Corniche as a public beach, which has resulted in extensive sand accumulation in some areas.
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Heritage Village
To celebrate cultural events and provide a live portrayal of the old, traditional way of life in the United Arab Emirates, the cultural Village was established next to the Diving Village. It depicts the elements of mountain, sea, and wild life, and allows visitors to carefully recognize the nation’s ancient customs as well as the unique features of the nation’s historic homes, handicrafts, patterns, and lifestyles. Heritage Village is open from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Sunday through Thursday and from 3 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
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Dubai Mall
AThe largest retail mall in Dubai is called Dubai Mall (Arabic: دبي مول “Dubai Mall”), which was formerly known as The Dubai Mall until 2023. With a total retail floor area of 350,000 m2 (3,800,000 sq ft), it is the 26th largest shopping mall in the world by gross leasable area and the second largest mall in the world by total land area, after the Iran Mall. The mall is a component of Downtown Dubai, a 20-billion-dollar development with more than 1,200 stores that is located next to the Burj Khalifa. With more than 54 million visits annually, it was the most visited building in the world in 2011. After two delays, Dubai Mall finally opened on November 4, 2008, with roughly 1000 stores.
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We had prearranged a tour that included admittance to the Burj Khalifa, the aquarium at Atlantis the Palm and Dubai Marina, and a tour of New Dubai that included the Burj Al Arab. The ship sailed back to Dubai the next day, giving us another day off.
Burj Khalifa and Dubai Marina
Before it was officially opened, the Burj Khalifa was known as the Burj Dubai. It is a skyscraper located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.It is the tallest building in the world. With a total height of 829.8 meters (2,722 feet, or slightly more than half a mile) and a roof height of 828 meters (2,717 feet) (not including the antenna, but including a 242.6-meter spire), the Burj Khalifa has been the world’s tallest building since it was completed in 2009, surpassing Taipei 101, which had held the title since 2004. The Burj Khalifa’s exterior was finished in 2009, five years after construction started in 2004.The building’s main construction is made of reinforced concrete, and some of the structural steel came from the Palace of the Republic, the old East German parliament in East Berlin.
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A neighborhood in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is called Dubai Marina. Situated on a 3 kilometer (2 km) strip of Persian Gulf shoreline, it is an artificial canal city. When the entire project is finished, residential towers and villas will be able to house around 120,000 people. Because of the marina’s closeness to the open sea, marine life—especially whales and sharks—has frequently entered it.
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Atlantis the Palm
The Atlantean Situated at the highest point of the Palm Jumeirah in the United Arab Emirates is The Palm, Dubai, a luxurious hotel resort. The first resort constructed on the island, it is based on the tale of Atlantis with definite Arabian influences. Opening day for the resort was September 24, 2008.The 1,548-room resort with a nautical theme is divided into two lodging wings, the East and West Towers, which are connected by the Royal Bridge Suite. It is enhanced by the Lost Chambers Aquarium, which is home to over 65,000 marine creatures, and the Aqua adventure water park.
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New Dubai and Burj al Arab
The Burj Al Arab, often known as the “Arab Tower” in Arabic (برج العرب), is a high-end hotel located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. One of the highest hotels in the world, it was built and is run by Jumeirah, however 39% of its height is non-occupiable space. 280 meters (920 feet) from Jumeirah Beach, the Burj Al Arab is situated on an artificial island that is connected to the mainland by a private, curved bridge. The structure’s shape is intended to mimic a dhow’s sail. It features a helipad next to the roof, which is 210 meters (689 feet) above the ground. The 25th story, which formerly included two royal suites that cost 100,000 AED per night, has been transformed into a museum as of 2022.
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Our time in the United Arab Emirates was drawing to a conclusion, and today would be our last day there. Naturally, though, we felt happy and confident when we woke up the following morning because it was our first time visiting Thailand. Continue reading the article about our journey to Khao Lak, Thailand, while you are here.
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Vacations: We are happy that we have the opportunity to work with the most famous companies in the world, we always order our vacations from these companies and we have never been disappointed: Check 24, Trivago, Trafalgar, TravelUp, Insight Vacations, Explorer Fernreisen.
Where to stay
Hotels, bed & breakfasts, and guesthouses, regardless of location—in the center of town, close to a lake, or amid natural surroundings. We were able to identify the top companies providing the best hotels: Booking.com, Trip.com, TravelUp, esky, Hoteltopia, Millennium Hotels and Explorer Fernreisen.
Traditional Food UAE
Sweet and salty components are combined to create the Baleetat. It’s a brunch dish consisting of vermicelli and an omelet. For flavoring, you can add sugar, cinnamon, saffron, cardamom, orange flower, or rose water. All that is Shakshuka is eggs scrambled with pepper and tomato. Add the coriander and thyme to the tomato’s surface. Bread from Chabab – Emirati Pancake Reqaq is a whole wheat flour-based crispy paper-thin bread. Dango: cooked split peas
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Hareeth is a ghee and meat-based wheat porridge. There’s a stew made of meat and huge potatoes. It can be prepared using lamb or chicken. The most popular rice meal is called maochbos, and it can be made with fish, lamb, or chicken. On Levantine bread, fattoush is a salad made with diced tomatoes, cucumbers, mint leaves, onion, garlic, lemon juice, and olive oil. Al machboos is a dish consisting of cooked red meat, chicken, or shrimp combined with spices and loomi, or dried lime powder. The national dish of the United Arab Emirates is called khuzi, or ghuzi. Since this dish comprises of roasted lamb or mutton served on top of a bed of rice and topped with veggies and other toppings, it is a complete, satisfying, and delicious dinner.
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Luqaimat are date syrup-covered sweet fried dumplings made with milk, sugar, butter, and flour. Batheetha is not so much a dessert as it is a cookie made with dates. Aseeda is a traditional pumpkin dessert.
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Traditional Food Oman
Mashuai is a dish made of flavorful lemon rice and grilled kingfish. Soft flatbread loaded with cheese, pork, spinach, or honey is called a mussahat. Shawarma Mishak is grilled marinated meat chunks on long wooden sticks, usually consisting of chicken, mutton, or beef. Oman’s sticky, sweet, gelatinous dish, halwa, is cooked with eggs, brown sugar, honey, and a variety of spices. Harees is boiling, cracked, or coarsely ground wheat that has been soaked in water, together with clarified butter from meat and sheep tail fat that has been left overnight. Placed on a dish, it resembles porridge more.
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Restaurants
The Greatest Restaurants in Dubai At.Mosphere at Burj Khalifa, Ossiano, Eat Greek Kouzina, Aseelah, Iris Dubai, The Pierchic, Al Hadheerah, Ronda Locatelli, Eau Zone Restaurant, Bateaux Dubai.
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The Greatest Dining Establishments in Muscat Begum’s, Baba Salem, Bait Al Bahar, Al Angham Restaurant, Al Khiran Kitchen, Al Mandoos Restaurant, Al Tanoor, and Asado Steakhouse.
The Greatest Restaurants in Abu Dhabi Milas, COYA Abu Dhabi, Bonna Annee, Parker’s, Mezlai, Catch, Bord Eau, BBQ Al Qasr, SALT, Tamba, Bu Tafish, Hakkasan.
Saving Tips
- Book your stay at a budget hotel
- Avoid consuming alcohol
- Look for cheap or inexpensive restaurants
- Use Metro for domestic travel
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Go to a happy hour Savor food in Old Dubai Use the metro. Groupon is very popular in Dubai; on the website, you can find a ton of bargains, 2-for-1 offers, and discounts. The Entertainer is a magazine and app that provides deals and discounts on lodging, dining establishments, and recreational activities.
We suggest these two firms if you don’t want to go by automobile and would want additional information about tours, things to see, and things to do. You may purchase vacations from them for a lot less money than if you were to buy them directly.
Shopping
Shopping in Oman’s Muscat Many Omani households get their essential goods from markets and souks, which are fundamental to their way of life. The souks in Muscat offer wonderful shopping opportunities.The city’s historic commercial center is Mutrah. Even though the ancient palm structures were replaced with concrete apartments in the 1970s, this souk nonetheless holds true to its authenticity in Arabia. If you venture off the main street of the souk, it’s easy to become lost, but that’s all part of the experience. Explore the glittering Gold Souk, located west of the main area and reachable from further down the Corniche. It’s also worthwhile to explore Souk Ruwi, which is close to Mutrah and Old Muscat.
Abu Dhabi’s markets, souks, and shopping centers A sizable retail center with a typical Arabic souk is located within the World Trade Center Abu Dhabi’s Mall. Abu Dhabi Souq Freshly caught fish, vegetables, and fruits are sold at Abu Dhabi’s Mina Markets, a classic Arab souk. The Al Maryah Island Galleria The mall, which is situated in Abu Dhabi’s brand-new Central Business District, provides breathtaking views of the harbor.
Yas Mall is the best location for food, shopping, and entertainment. Abu Dhabi Mall features significant brand outlets in addition to more than 200 stores. In Abu Dhabi, the Marina Mall is home to more than 400 upscale, name-brand retailers.
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Dubai’s shopping centers The Pointe Mall is a promenade for shopping located on Palm Island, Palm Jumeirah. The longest retail strip in Dubai is called City Walk. An area of more than 13,000 square meters is filled with excellent stores catering to all budgets. One of Dubai’s most opulent retail complexes, the BurJuman Centre is home to numerous upscale stores like Calvin Klein and Hermes. In addition to 500 stores, Dubai Festival City Mall features a movie theater complex, a Hard Rock Café, and a wide variety of eateries and cafés. Fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, and seafood may be found in the Mercato Shopping Mall. A few designer businesses and an Italian delicatessen are also located in the mall.
Affordable shopping is available at Dubai Outlet Mall, which is conveniently located near a free shuttle bus stop. City Centre Deira: Affordable and a haven for kids There are about 350 stores, roughly 75 eateries, a movie theater, and a kid-friendly amphitheater in the Cityland Mall. is the biggest mall in the world all on one floor! There are 630 stores and numerous eateries at the Mall of the Emirates. It also features a theater, a playground, and a movie theater. With five levels with over 300 stores, eateries, and entertainment options, the Nakheel Mall is located on the Palm Jumeirah. The Dubai Mall offers 350,000 square meters of opulent entertainment and shopping space.
Getting Around
In Oman, public transportation is scarce. Buses may get you about the major towns and cities in a hurry, but if you want to explore much of the nation, you’ll need your own transportation, which can be obtained through taxis, rental cars, guide-driver services, or tour packages. Making the most of your time in Abu Dhabi means taking in the world-class attractions the emirate has to offer. To get to your intended location, you can do that by using rental services, taxis, and buses. Some attractions can also be reached on foot, depending on where you stay.
Because of the UAE’s good road system, traveling around the country is simple. It is simple to locate a taxi to go between the emirates. Other modes of transit include the bus, train, metro, airline, and ferry service. To ensure a convenient and hassle-free journey, renting a car is another option.
METRO With cutting-edge autonomous trains operating on a combination of overground and underground lines, as well as visually appealing new stations, the Dubai Metro provides an affordable, efficient, and comfortable means of transportation. There are two lines in the metro. Beginning in Rashidiya, which is immediately south of the airport, the 52-kilometer Red Line travels via the airport, through the city center, and down Sheikh Zayed Road south to Jebel Ali. The Green Line, which stretches 22 km around the city center, starts in Al Qusais, north of the airport, travels through Deira and Bur Dubai, and ends at the Creek.
Trains Run from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturday, Thursday, and Friday; from 5.30 a.m. to midnight (and 1 a.m. on Thurs). Trains depart every 4–8 minutes. The fare ranges from 3dh to 7.5dh for a single voyage (or 6dh to 15dh in Gold Class) and 20dh for a full day of travel, depending on the distance covered.
TRAM The new Dubai Tram, which arrived in late 2014 and filled one of the remaining significant gaps in the city’s transportation network, provides a practical means of moving northward toward Umm Suqeim and around the Marina. Eventually, the system is intended to reach the Madinat Jumeirah.
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BUS Although Dubai’s bus system is vast and effective (wdubai-buses.com), tourists will find it of limited value as the majority of the routes go through areas of the city that are unlikely to be of interest to casual visitors. Instead, the system is primarily intended to serve the requirements of low-paid expat workers. Many services call at both the Gold Souk Bus Station in Deira and the Al Ghubaiba Bus Station in Bur Dubai, where most services start or end. All day and all night, public buses provide an affordable means of getting about Abu Dhabi. During your bus ride in Abu Dhabi, utilize a Hafilat Smart Card to make your payment. Hafilat, which is Arabic for “buses,” is a pre-paid card that you can use to scan in and take out of any public transportation vehicle.
The United Arab Emirates is a simple place to travel by automobile because of its good and well-maintained road network. On the right side of the road, vehicles are driven. Typically, Arabic and English are used on traffic signs.
Book your transport!
- when it comes to buses, Busbud is the best choice.
- when I want to travel by train, I choose Omio.
Rent a car!
Here you can find the best offers to rent the right car for you, as well as parking right in the airport: esky, Explorer, Centauro and intui.travel.
Getting Here
Travelers and guests can reach Oman or the United Arab Emirates by plane, sea, or land. World-class airlines have good connections to the United Arab Emirates. Private vehicles and public buses are the modes of transportation by road. Dubai and Abu Dhabi have been included to a number of cruise ships’ Asian itineraries. Airlines operating out of the United Arab Emirates provide direct flights to the majority of global cities, including those in the far-off Americas and Australia. You can take use of the online booking options offered by these airlines, which include eTicketing. Several methods, such as real-time bank transfers, eWallets, credit and debit cards, can be used to make payments swiftly and effectively.
A number of airlines, including budget carrier Salam Air, regularly offer direct flights to Oman in addition to Oman Air. Overland, the Sultanate borders Yemen, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. There are five border crossings that are on land.
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Popular destinations on the itinerary of major cruise lines include Abu Dhabi, Muscat, and Dubai. The ports in the United Arab Emirates offer up-to-date amenities and expedited immigration counter procedures for the issuance of visas. Access to the cities is made simple by the ports. Another option for getting there would be to take one of the buses run by national carriers. Every traveler needs to have both an entry permission or visa to the UAE and the appropriate exit permit from their place of origin.
Drive-in access to the United Arab Emirates is available from the neighboring countries of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Sultanate of Oman. Driving into the United Arab Emirates requires both a valid driver’s license and an international driving permit. Driving permits issued by their home countries are accepted for use when driving in the United Arab Emirates by citizens of GCC nations. Australians, Austrians, Bahrainis, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Kuwait, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, and Americans are among the nationalities whose driving licenses can be used in their home countries.
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Book your Cruise!
Here you can find the best offers for luxury cruises, or cheap cruise offers. We went on a cruise in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Oman and we can only recommend this unforgettable experience, not just here, but around the world!
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is a type of insurance designed to cover the costs and losses associated with traveling. It serves as a safeguard for travelers in case of unexpected events. Here are the main types and key components of travel insurance: Trip Cancellation,Medical Insurance,Baggage Insurance, Travel Delay Insurance, Emergency Evacuation and Repatriation Insurance, Accidental Death , Rental Car Insurance:
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