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Dubai Travel Guide

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17
Oct



Planning a trip to Dubai? Our Ayo Dubai Travel Guide brings you exclusive luxury travel secrets and insider first hand experiences.

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In this video:
00:53 Arrival and transfer from the airport
01:40 Public Transportation – Metro and NOL Cards
02:45 Public Transportation – Tramway
02:54 Public Transportation – Monorail
03:15 Public Transportation – Taxi (Ayo Recommendation)
04:00 Hop-on, Hop-off busses
04:35 Accommodation – Atlantis The Palm Hotel (Ayo Recommendation)
04:55 Mall of the Emirates
05:15 Ski Dubai
06:21 Helicopter flight
06:57 Dubai Marina
07:18 Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR)
07:36 Dinner in the sky
08:00 Old Dubai – Dubai Museum
08:35 Spice Market & Gold Souk
09:03 Dhow dinner tour
09:35 Desert safari
10:20 Musandam tour
10:59 Souk Madinat Jumeirah (& Burj Al Arab Hotel)
11:34 Dubai Frame
12:14 Burj Khalifa tower
13:13 Dubai Mall
13:45 Dubai Fountains & Light Show (Downtown)

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46 thoughts on “Dubai Travel Guide”

  6. Brother SMan says:

    I have been to Dubai a few times and done all of the places in Dubai mentioned in the video except the boat tour to those rocky mountain areas mentioned in the video – there are other things that I did that wasn't in the video – Jumeirah Mosque, Grand Mosque along the creek, Festival City. My favourite part of Dubai is JBR plus I like the Burj Khalifa area at night. You can book a dinner/lunch/breakfast at Burj Al Arab Hotel but it was quite expensive. For adults and kids, Wild Wadi Park close to Burj Al Arab Hotel was a good and fun place to visit

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  27. Linda Oliver says:

    I loved the video; however, I didn't think that Dubai was that expensive. There is a trip available for all budgets. I liked the spice market and I didn't like the gold souk. I got ripped off big time. I bought some 18 karat gold earrings. I took them to an appraiser and I was quoted a price of about 1/3 of what I paid for them. I felt that the gold and the silver were very overpriced. I highly recommend a trip to Dubai to everyone who likes to travel.

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  30. Seyed Sajjad Hosseini Tabatabaei says:

    thank you about your guide about this beautifull city and keep it up but i have to tell you and others.with all my respect you told into this clip arabian sea.that's not true.if you look into your geographic books and maps the real name of sea was/is/will be : Persian Gulf. with all respect you have to believe it and do not try to change history

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  32. Fluffy -Fluffy says:

    Very nice channel, love all the things I didn’t know there were to do in Dubai. I thought 5 days and I’d be bored out of my bum,but nope no way, I know I won’t be as I already have two watermarks to visit, a ziplineadventure, skiing, Dubai Eye , ways to get around (love the pink rooftop idea!)
    Maybe I should go now that it may be actually a bit quiet still…
    Just not a fan of the dolphin and penguin-things. (That’s just the animalperson inside me)

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  44. abbasali chinikamwalla says:

    Wow ! what a amazing city .👌👍✌️👏. It's worth visiting it once. You are fortunate.
    But the biggest regret is that when the Ruler/Government can spend so much money on buildings/infrastructure/ functions/events/beautifying it's cities then why can't they not spend on upliftment/improvement of living/working standards of workers/labourers who have worked so hard n sweat their energy to build these cities/concrete jungles…..😟

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