SUGGESTED EXCURSIONS
SUNDOWNER DUNE DINNER SAFARI WILD WADI WATER PARK
On a thrilling adventure, your guide takes Situated between Jumeirah Beach and the
you on a four-wheel drive safari into the Burj Al Arab hotel, is the Wild Wadi Water
heart of the desert. You’ll stop en route to Park where aquatic fun welcome all
see the local camels and watch the visitors. With 12 acres of park and over
glowing sunset. When you arrive at the 30 rides and attractions, Wild Wadi
camp, it’s time to relax and enjoy a feast delivers aqua-excitement for the whole
of grilled meats, salads and Arab sweets family. Pay at destination.
as you watch traditional belly dancing.
Duration: Evening. Departs: Daily.
Price per person: £51
DUBAI
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Ski Dubai Where else but Dubai would you Souk Madinat Just by the Madinat Jumeirah Emirates Golf Club Host of the PGA
find 22,500 square metres of year-round resort, is the vibrant, colourful home of 75 European Tour sanctioned Dubai Desert
snow in the middle of the desert? Ski Dubai boutique shops, 23 waterfront cafés, Classic and Dubai Ladies Masters, Emirates
is the Middle East’s first indoor ski resort, restaurants and bars, open plazas, refreshingly Golf Club boasts two of the city’s finest golf
housed within the Mall of the Emirates air conditioned walkways and the stunning, courses. The Faldo, named after golf legend
offering a unique setting in which to enjoy 442-seat Madinat Theatre. A great place to Nick Faldo who redesigned it, the perfect
skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing or just the find traditional gifts and Arabic antiques in the combination of beautiful layout, stunning
soft powder snow while the sun’s rays beat shops along its bazaar-style streets, it also scenery, and the refined challenges of any
down outside. offers a fantastic dining experience in its championship golf course, and the Majlis,
The resemblance to a genuine ski resort is wonderful eateries, which are individually deservedly named among the world’s top
uncanny. From the black runs to the Freestyle unique yet united by the bright, bustling 100 golf courses by prestigious magazine
zones to the chairlifts that carry you back to walkways of this shopping and dining Golf Digest. The Golf Club also features a
the top for another run, Ski Dubai might have paradise. nine hole Par 3 course and golf academy, as
been air lifted from the middle of the French well as extensive recreation facilities and four
Alps! If swishing down the slopes isn’t your Ibn Battuta Based on the journeys of its splendid dining options. Emirates Golf Club
thing, mountain themed attractions, including namesake Moroccan explorer, the Ibn Battuta doesn’t just appeal to golf enthusiasts. Its
the world’s biggest indoor snow park at 3,000 shopping mall comprises six courts themed recreation facilities rival those of any club in
square metres, are guaranteed to keep both around the areas which most influenced him: the Middle East and include four floodlit tennis
the young and the young at heart occupied China, Persia, Tunisia, India, Egypt and courts, a heated swimming pool and a state-
for hours, and when your legs can’t take any Andalusia. It is home to the largest cinema of-the-art fitness centre.
more, the themed restaurants and cafe’s and complex in the Middle East and
provide a welcome rest and a chance to numerous prestigious designer boutiques such
watch other skiers enjoy this magical winter as Bvlgari, Christian Lacroix Junior, Geant,
wonderland surrounded by a scorching Pierre Cardin and Lacoste, as well as
millionaire’s playground. respected high street labels such as H&M,
Next, River Island and Bench.
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