Dubai to Dubai Canal Full Round

Round Of Dubai Canal The Dubai Water Canal is one of the most popular artificial canals in the middle east. It’s considered one of Dubai’s most expensive and environment-friendly projects. The lights used in the canal are completely solar-powered and apart from being just an attraction, the canal works as a functional transportation system and provides great connectivity within the city itself.

Dubai Creek Dubai Creek also called Khor Dubai is a saltwater inlet that separates Bur Dubai and Deira. It boasts traditional markets, souks and natural seawaters as well as high-rise buildings. Dubai Creek is home to some of the city’s leading entertainment venues, museums and dining options that also unveil the real identity of Dubai.

Hyatt Dubai Towering magnificently over Dubai Creek, the Grand Hyatt Dubai has become a prominent feature of the skyline. Wander through the landscaped gardens, relax in spacious rooms and indulge in a variety of cuisines at this popular resort.

Gold Souq Gold Souk, is one of the oldest and most fascinating traditional markets in the emirate. Whether you’re just browsing, or genuinely on the hunt for even the slightest amount of precious gold, walk through the glittering Gold Souk to find designs from around the world crafted with a variety of carats.

Bulgari Hotel Bulgari Hotels & Resorts aims to be the leading luxury hospitality collection in the world. Comprised of a few, selected properties, its aim is to convey the excitement of the Bvlgari brand, its timeless glamour and its heritage of magnificent Roman jeweller.

Business Bay Business Bay is one of the trendy residential and professional hubs in Dubai. Set amidst the gleaming waters of the Dubai Canal, it is neighbours with Dubai’s quintessential neighbourhood, Downtown Dubai.