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About Bur Dubai:
Geographically separated from its north side younger sister, Deira, by an inlet of Dubai Creek quaint Bur Dubai never stops playing a charming role of a Dubai’s never gone ancestor who always welcomes visitors with traditional architecture, atmospheric alleyways and old-era markets for world class bargains and discounts lovers, while a number of unique tourist attractions including the Grand Mosque, Dubai Museum and Sheikh Saeed Al-Maktoum’s House can greatly add invaluable happiness and fun to Dubai day signtseeings. By night delights can be found along the Creek side. Walking or taking the abra (water taxi) viewing a big romantic reflection of soft neon lit surroundings would be the most memorable experience.
Lying on the calm, crystal blue shores of the southern Gulf of the Arabian Peninsula and amicably sided by superior desert paved with pristine sands, Dubai offers visitors year-long sunshine, outstanding beaches, mild winter, five-star night stays with panoramic views, a huge shopping paradise of traditionally-made Arabian souvenirs and a complete pack of first-class sporty adventure in swimming, scuba diving, sailing and sand skiing of a unique Arabian experience. Enjoy your own majestic presence in Dubai, where the luxury life living perfectly meets the true love of adventure.
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