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AMAZING MEMORIES
INDULGENCE EXPERIENCES
Indulgence experiences are beautifully crafted trips. With each experience, 10 15 travel enthusiasts
travel to amazing parts of the world.
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Discover the richness of ancient Arab culture and heritage on guided sightseeing tours throughout the
Emirates or seek out fantastic bargains in the enchanting souks.
Choose from a host of sporting activities, cool down at Wild Wadi or Aquaventure aqua parks, cruise
the waters of the Gulf or simply shop for the best bargains in the world. We look forward to introducing
you to this unique land.
What's Included
ReturnFlight
FlightTickets
Tickets
Return
UAE Accommodation
Visa
Hotel
(5 days/4 nights)
Hotel Accommodation
UAE Visa
Package Options
5
NIGHTS OPTIONS
3 DAYS/4
STAR HOTEL
N398,000 (Breakfast
3N436,000
Star hotel|options
N276,000
included)
N436,000
Double Occupancy (2 guests per room)
Double| occupancy
(2 guests
per |room)
N421,000 (1 guest
4N525,000
Star hotel|options
N525,000
| Single Occupancy (1 guest per room)
Single |occupancy
per room)
5 Star hotel options | N480,000
N358,000
10 DAYS/9 NIGHTS
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Itinerary
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Arrival at Dubai International Airport. Hotel check-in.
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Must-do in Dubai
Freedom to explore
Days of Operation:
Daily (half or full day)
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
New Tour
New Tour
Explore the iconic landmarks that make up the citys futuristic skyline.
Visit Atlantis, The Palm and walk through The Lost Chambers (aquarium)
Ride on The Palm Jumeirah monorail
Drive around the Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Beach Residence area
Visit The Dubai Mall and Souk Al Bahar
Visit At The Top, the Burj Khalifa observation deck (ticket included/optional)
Tour ends at The Dubai Mall - hotel pick up is included
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
Days of Operation:
Wed (Fri and Sat experiences depending
on availability)
Days of Operation:
Daily
Days of Operation:
Daily
Skydiving Experience
Days of Operation:
Daily
Days of Operation:
Daily (full day or half day)
Days of Operation:
Sun, Tue, Thu (full day)
EXPERIENCES &
ATTRACTIONS1
New Experience
See Dubai from both land and wateron the same vehicleas you hop aboard the only
amphibious sightseeing vehicle in the Middle East.
With Lunch
Set sail on a dhow, a lateen-rigged ship, and discover the many wonders of the
coast of ndia.
An echanting cruise in the pristine waters of Gulf of Oman
Discovery of the gateway to the natural sea treasures
Awe-inspiring sights of the towering Hajar mountains
Chance to witness the unique marine life of the gulf
Leisurely day on the sea with fun activities like snorkeling
New Tour
New Tour
Join the excitement and embrace the best of Dubai after sunset.
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
Days of Operation:
Daily (evening)
Days of Operation:
Daily (evening)
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
New Experience
Palm Island
The Dubai Mall is the worlds most visited and largest shopping and entertainment destination,
with a range of leisure activities.
For a little indulgence during your Dubai trip, hop on board a luxurious speedboat for
an unforgettable cruise through the Arabian Gulf
See the underwater world through the largest aquarium viewing panel in the world at
the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo, walk through the underwater tunnel or explore the
Underwater Zoo
Take the kids to SEGA Republic, the largest indoor theme park in the Middle East
Visit KidZania,the award-winning childrens edutainment concept with over 80 different
roles for children to experience and explore
Enjoy a cool ice skating session, at the Dubai Ice Rink.
Atlantis $48
Your Unforgettable
Experience!
HELICOPTER
TOUR PACKAGES
Must-do in Dubai
Situated in front of the stunning Burj Al Arab hotel, Wild Wadi offers 30 rides and attractions for
the entire family.
After some busy sightseeing in the city, escape to the calm waters of the Dubai Marina and
head out for a cruise along the coast. Pass by iconic landmarks and breathtaking
architecture, like the man-made The World archipelago, as you make your journey.
Your delicious lunch is served on the deck, but not before you've had plenty of time to swim
in the crystal-clear waters of the Gulf. Then sit back, relax, and soak up the sun on a
comfortable deck. Enjoy the live on-board entertainment or grab your favorite book and chill
out under the shade of the Bimini top.
Days of Operation:
Daily
Days of Operation:
Daily (morning/afternoon)
Visit to Al Ain
Days of Operation:
Sun, Tue (full day)
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
Days of Operation:
Sun, Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat (full day)
Days of Operation:
Mon, Wed, Fri (full day)
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
New Tour
New Tour
Discover the charms and rich cultural heritage of Sharjah at your own pace.
Rich in tradition and art, explore the museums and cultural sites of Sharjah.
A chance to see over five thousand artifacts at the Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilisation
Discover centuries of heritage in the form of beautifully written script in the
Sharjah Calligraphy Museum
Explore the Sharjah Heritage Museum, in the the old town
Aviation enthusiasts will particularly enjoy Al Mahatta Museum, located in the old
Sharjah airport, showcasing the history of flight with old aircraft on display.
Aquatic life, boats, dhows and the fishing and pearling history of the UAE comes to life at the
b Sharjah Aquarium and Maritime Musuem
1SIGHTSEEING TOURS
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
Sundowner $79
Dune dinner safari
The mysterious desert is the ideal venue for a magical and memorable evening.
Watch the sun go down as you drive on to our traditional Bedouin style camp.
Dune driving through the desert
Sunset photo stop in the dunes
Arabic style BBQ with unlimited select beverages
Camel rides, henna painting.
SAFARIS
All
inclusive
SAFARIS
Days of Operation:
Sun, Mon, Wed, Fri
(half day, morning, winter only)
SAFARIS
Days of Operation:
Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu (full day)
Days of Operation:
Daily (half day, morning)
Days of Operation:
Sun, Tue, Wed, Fri
(half day, morning, winter only)
SAFARIS
Exclusive Safari
Days of Operation:
Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu
(half day, morning/afternoon)
SAFARIS
Days of Operation:
Sun, Tue, Thu (full day)
SAFARIS
The ultimate experience in the heart of the pristine dunes in the Dubai Desert Conservation
Reserve. Leave your worries behind for a tranquil overnight getaway under the stars.
4x4 dune drive into the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve
Stylish camping overnight in a furnished tented camp
Camel ride and falcon viewing
Barbecue desert dinner includes grilled meats, fresh salads,
delectable sweets and hand-picked select beverages
Freshly prepared hot breakfast
Morning wildlife viewing
26 SAFARIS
All
inclusive
SAFARIS
Seawings is a thrilling aerial experience over Dubais scenic city and coastline.
Aerial excursions
Seaplane Spectacular
Heli Dubai
Seawings is a thrilling aerial experience over Dubais scenic city and coastline.
Aerial excursions
4. We shall be entitled to cancel, alter or omit any part of any Activity forwhich a booking has
been made with or without notice to you and at our sole discretion. In particular, due to the
nature of many of the Activities, delays and cancellations may result due to factors beyond our
or our suppliers control, such as the weather, accidents, sickness, governmental restrictions
and other events of force majeure. In such cases, a refund or partial refund may be given at our
discretion and/or the discretion of the supplier of the Activity concerned.
5. You understand and accept the potential risks and hazards that can be involved in certain of
the Activities. You take responsibility for ensuring that you are mentally and physically capable of
participating in the particular Activity. You agree to comply with the instructions in English of any
personnel providing the Activity (Leader). If in the opinion of that Leader, your behaviour or
physical condition is detrimental to the safety, welfare and well-being of the group as a whole, or
if the Leader considers that your general well-being will be put at risk by continuing with the
Activity, you may be asked not to participate in the Activity without the right to any refund of the
price.
6. In particular, some of the Activities are potentially hazardous. Indulgence Travels and its
suppliers will use all their experience and, where necessary, the experience and assistance of
local guides and other experts, in order to minimise the risk to you. Nevertheless, if you are
participating in Activities that are potentially hazardous or against the Leaders recommendation
you may be required to read, understand and sign an indemnity and waiver form in English
before participating in those Activities.
7. Where we offer Activities provided by third parties, or issue you with a voucher entitling you to
a ticket for an event, we act only as agent for the operator of the Activity concerned or the
organisers of that event. The terms and conditions of the operator of the Activity or organiser of
the event will apply to you and any refund will be subject to those terms and conditions. We will
therefore have no responsibility for the acts or omissions (including negligence) of those
operators or organisers or their servants or agents, or for any injury, damage or loss arising in
connection with the provision of Activities by such operators or in connection with the event or
its organisation.
8. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Indulgence Travels accepts no responsibility for
any damage, loss, accident, sickness, injury or death that you or anyone else may suffer or incur
arising out of the Activities and/or in connection with your contract with us and/or the operator
of any Activities. You are advised to have comprehensive travel and health insurance. All
personal effects are at your sole risk at all times during the Activity.
2. Any tour sales voucher and all other tickets and coupons issued in respect of the Activities
are furnished and issued subject in all respects to these Conditions of Contract and to any and
all terms and conditions of the owners, operators, public carriers and such other persons who
provide Activities to you. Copies of such terms and conditions are available on request. The
purchase of a voucher or the making of a booking entitling you to participate in an Activity shall
be deemed to constitute your consent and acceptance of these Conditions of Contract.
3. The full price of any Activity shall be due and payable when a booking is made and we may
cancel any booking if the full price of the Activity is not paid to us at least two (2) days prior to
commencement of the said Activity. No refund will be payable to you in respect of a booking
cancelled less than twenty-four (24) hours prior to commencement of an Activity. Failure to turn
up in the designated location for an Activity by the specified departure time shall be considered
to be cancellation.
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
The local currency is the UAE Dirham, which is divided into 100 fils. Notes are available
in denominations of AED 1,000, 500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5. Coins used are in
denominations of AED 1, 50 and 25 fils.
Dubai is a modern city of compelling contrasts and boundless energy. With its modern
skyline and world class infrastructure, Dubai offers visitors all the benefits of a cosmopolitan
city combined with the magic of traditional Arabia.
Climate
Dubai has a sub-tropical arid climate with sunny blue skies most of the year. Between the
months of November and March, moderate warm weather prevails during the day, and a
slightly cooler temperature at night. Humidity tends to get higher between the months of June
and August.
Average Climate
in Dubai
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Min C
14
15
17
20
24
28
29
30
27
23
19
16
Max C
24
25
28
32
37
39
48
48
39
35
31
26
Min F
57
59
63
68
75
79
84
86
81
73
66
61
Max F
75
77
82
90
99
102
118
118
102
95
88
79
Sunshine Hours
10
11
12
11
11
10
10
10
Rainfall (mm)
14
31
18
16
Daily maximum and minimum averages are guides only and may vary.
Credit Cards
Most retail outlets, hotels and car hire companies accept internationally recognised credit
cards. However, some retailers offer better value for cash and discounts may not be so readily
negotiated if payment is by credit card. Cash may be drawn on credit cards in most banks and
in some hotels.
Most international currencies are accepted in banks, hotels and by licensed money changers
in major shopping centres and souks. Exchange houses operate during normal working hours
and offer more competitive rates. There is no exchange control and the UAE Dirham is fully
convertible.
Dress Code
The UAE has a reasonably relaxed dress code, but it is an Islamic country and modest clothing
is recommended, particularly in rural areas and during visits to mosques or places of worship.
Beachwear is acceptable at beach clubs, in the hotel, at the pool or on the beach except
in Sharjah and Khor Fakkan. Lightweight summer clothing is suitable for most of the year.
Sweaters or jackets may be needed during the winter months, especially in the evenings and
on desert and mountain safaris. Hats, sun block and good quality sun glasses are advised
during daylight hours.
Food
Hotels offer a diverse range of food and beverage outlets - from casual coffee shops to fine
dining and speciality outlets. Besides hotels, there are numerous independent eating places.
Besides traditional Arabic food, a wide choice of international cuisine is available ranging from
British to Chinese, and includes Filipino, French, German, Greek, Indian, Italian, Japanese,
Korean, Mediterranean, Portuguese, Spanish, Swiss and Thai. The enormous variety of
restaurants - both within hotels and those that are privately operated - ensure an equally wide
range of prices.
Hours of Work
The hours of work may vary during the holy month of Ramadan and on public holidays
for specific malls, souks and outlets. Government departments, schools and most private
organisations observe the weekend on Friday and Saturday.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Business
Banking
Government
GENERAL INFORMATION
Important Numbers
Fire
Police
Ambulance
Directory Enquiries
Airport Enquiries
Emirates airline
997
999
998/999
181
(04) 224 5555
(04) 214 4444
Language
The official language is Arabic although English is widely spoken and understood throughout
the country. Most hotels and retail outlets employ English speaking staff. Hotel staff may also
speak additional languages.
Liquor
A wide choice of wines, beers and spirits is available in hotels and club restaurants and bars.
However, restaurants situated outside hotels and clubs are not permitted to serve alcoholic
beverages. Liquor may not be consumed by people under the age of 21 years. Alcohol is not
available in Sharjah and Khor Fakkan.
Post offices are located in almost every part of town. Airmail letters to Europe cost
approximately between AED3.50 and AED4.50, and postcards AED2.50. Hotels offer
mailing services and hotel concierges usually sell postage stamps and may even post letters
for guests. Courier companies offer a comprehensive range of services both locally and
internationally.
Media
Nightlife
The varied and lively nightlife ranges from bars to cafs and nightclubs, many with live bands
and DJs. Hotel bars range from sophisticated cocktail lounges to informal British and Irish pubs
and discotheques. There are also a number of excellent Middle Eastern nightclubs featuring
live entertainment.
Photography
Photography of palaces, government institutions, military installations and oil and gas refineries
is prohibited. Always ask before taking pictures of local Emirati people, particularly ladies who
may well decline.
Public Holidays
Fixed
2014
2015
2nd December
1st January
2nd December
2014
2015
25th October
3rd January
16th May
17th July
23rd September
13th October
Dry days: Serving of alcohol is not permitted for a period of 24 hours starting at sunset on the
eve of all religious holidays.
* These religious holidays are based on the Gregorian dates of the Islamic calendar. The actual
dates may vary slightly as per lunar observations.
A large number of English dailies and magazines are published locally in addition to Arabic
language publications. Foreign newspapers and magazines, especially of British and Asian
origin are available in bookshops and large supermarkets. There are several English television
and radio channels. Most hotels receive international news and broadcast via satellite
networks.
Medical Services
Most hotels have in-house nurses or doctors available on call. Pharmacies are
comprehensively stocked, and contact details and addresses of those on night duty are
available daily in the local newspapers, radio and television. Medical treatment is available
at modern and well equipped private and government hospitals.
Government Hospitals
Rashid Hospital
Dubai Hospital
Private Hospitals
American Hospital
Welcare Hospital
The City Hospital
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
Public Transport
Metered taxis are readily available almost everywhere. There is a surcharge on taxis originating
at Dubai International Airport. Within the city, fares vary slightly depending on the taxi company.
The Dubai Metro is a driverless, fully automated metro network, with convenient stops and
feeder buses serving places of interest. Many hotels operate courtesy buses into the city
centre, to beaches, or to the closest metro station on a regular basis. Please check with the
front desk of your hotel for details regarding their services.
Ramadan
Ramadan is the holy month during which the Islamic world commemorates the revelation of
the Holy Quran and all Muslims are required to fast from dawn to dusk. Eating, drinking and
smoking in public areas during daylight hours is strictly prohibited throughout this month.
Alcohol is not served during daylight hours, but is available in licensed bars and restaurants
after sunset for non-Muslims.
All Arabian Adventures featured hotels make concessions for visitors, and keep a restaurant
open during the day that is only available to resident guests.
Live entertainment, loud music and dancing are prohibited and conservative dress is expected
to be worn in public. Many shops and stores open only for a few hours in the morning, and
resume business after sunset to stay open until well after midnight.
Sunset marks the breaking of the fast when families and friends get together to enjoy their Iftar
meal. Large Iftar tents, where people come together to break the fast with water and dates, are
a common sight, and most restaurants both within and outside hotels offer Iftar specials.
Generosity within the community and the spirit of giving are also greatly in evidence during
Ramadan.
Ramadan lasts for about 30 days and ends with Eid Al Fitr. People begin shopping for Eid
Al Fitr during Ramadan and many shops and retail outlets run special promotions and sales
during this period.
Note: The dates for Ramadan are not fixed as they are based on the Gregorian dates of the
Islamic calendar, as per lunar observations.
Ramadan goes back approximately 11 days each year and is expected to start around 18th
June in 2015.
Religion
Islam is the official religion of the United Arab Emirates and there are a number of mosques
located throughout the country. However, other religions are respected and there are various
places of worship including churches and temples in major cities.
Shopping
Normally, many of the worlds finest goods are available in the United Arab Emirates at prices
below what they cost in other parts of the world. Bargaining, especially in the souks and at
smaller shops is expected, and retailers usually concede a discount of 15 to 25 per cent. Dubai
is a shoppers paradise and almost everything is available - textiles, perfumed oils, electronics,
jewellery, clothing, and much more - at modern shopping malls, traditional souks or outdoor
shopping areas.
Shopping Malls
Souks
For details on interesting shopping areas including malls and souks, please contact your
Arabian Adventures representative.
Telecommunications
Telecommunications services are excellent, both within the United Arab Emirates and with the
outside world. Most hotels offer direct dialling facilities and Wi-Fi in guest rooms, and provide
fax, email and internet services through their business centres. There are many privately owned
internet cafs located across the city. Telephone cards are readily available at shops and
supermarkets, and can be used at most public telephones. Please check with your hotel for
the international dialling code of your country.
Time Zone
GMT + 4 hours.
Tips
Tax and service charges are usually included in bills and if not, a five to 10 percent tip is
considered adequate. Hotel and airport porters should be given a tip of USD2 to USD3,
depending on the amount of luggage. Taxi drivers do not expect to be tipped.
Voltage
The voltage used in the United Arab Emirates is 220 V. Most electrical sockets are of the three
pin variety, although adaptors for two pin plugs are available at most hotels.
Safety
The United Arab Emirates has one of the lowest crime rates in the world and it is quite safe for
visitors to venture out, either by taxi, metro, bus or on foot.
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
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