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The World Islands

The World, a collection of human-made 300 private islands shaped into the form of the world, is a unique development initiative by Nakheel development company. The only way to commute to these islands is through either marine or air transport. Situated 4 km off the coast of Jumeirah near Palm Jumeirah, these islands are divided into four parts namely: Estate homes, private homes, dream resorts and community islands. Currently, only Lebanon islands are functional. Read More

Spread over a large 76,000 sq.ft area, VR Park Dubai is the world’s largest among its tribe and is a must-visit place while visiting Dubai Mall. First of its kind in the UAE, a dedicated VR themed park at Dubai Mall is the latest craze for AR and VR fans. It has mind-boggling VR games and experiences such as Dubai Drone, Apex, and the legendary John Wick experience. This indoor theme park was inaugurated in 2009 with over 150 realistic amusement games and simulators. The primary idea of opening such a park was mainly to depict the video game animated character of Sega, Sonic the Hedgehog. To add up to the surreal experience, it has15 amazing and thrilling rides, fantastic motion simulator and carnival games, simulator games that involves skill-based activities and a wide array of Red Redemption Games. Rides include Xyclone, Robotnik and Rope Rush (which are all forms of obstacle courses), a laser maze which is known as Lazeraze and Racer Bumper Cars which could be driven on a racecourse. There is also a soft play area for children. Read More

WAFI is a shopping mall located within the Egyptian themed Wafi City Complex of Dubai. It showcases a distinct style of design with over 300 stores and boutique shops offering the visitors an excellent shopping experience. The Wafi Mall is spread over 5 levels with designated areas marked for shopping, entertainment and leisure activities. The Arabian Souk located underground is an area that attracts immense attention with Cleopatra’s spa being one of the top draws here. The artwork and beautifully sculpted images at Wafi Mall are reflective of Egyptian architecture right down to the glass ceilings and mirror work details on the sculpted banisters on the staircases. Opened in 1999, the Wafi Mall houses a huge Carrefour Hypermarket catering to the needs of the local populace and the expats residing in and around Dubai. Individuals from all walks of life can also become members of the Pharaohs' Club in the mall, deemed to be one of the best fitness clubs of the city. Read More

Wild Wadi Water Park is one of the best waterparks in Dubai. Located in front of the iconic Burj Al Arab, Wild Wadi Water Park is themed around Juha, the character from the very popular folktale Arabian Nights. Apart from the rides, the water park also provides an excellent surfing experience. The park is beautifully landscaped with lush greenery, creating a tropical paradise amidst the desert backdrop of Dubai. Wild Wadi boasts over 30 exhilarating rides and attractions, catering to adrenaline junkies and thrill-seekers. The Jumeirah Sceirah is one of the park's most iconic attractions, featuring two tandem slides where riders experience an exhilarating drop at speeds of up to 80 km/h. The waterpark is also known for its unique water roller coasters called "Master Blasters," where riders can navigate through gravity-defying twists and turns. Wild Wadi's Breakers Bay is one of the largest wave pools in the Middle East, where visitors can ride the waves or simply relax on the sandy beach. It also offers a variety of dining options, from casual snack bars to full-service restaurants serving international and local cuisine. Read More

XPark Jr. is a natural forest-themes playscape located at Mizmelah Street and off the Kite Beach in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This park has especially been designed for kids who can play in a natural environment and get nurtured instinctively to love and care for our nature. They can climb wooden bridges and tree houses, feel the real plants, play with the friendly chicken, goats, and ducks and live the outdoor experience of playing as a child. Besides this, the park also offers an Urban Forest School Programme which allows nursery school kids to interact with nature by scheduling group visits and activities. Children can not only roll on the grass, dig in the mud, water plants but also learn a lot in the process. Hence, the atmosphere at XPark allows children to take healthy risks and create their adventure stories. Read More

Zabeel Park is a technology-based green space with an impressive area the size of 45 football grounds. Located in the eastern part of Dubai, this urban park is an unmissable attraction is divided into three zones: Alternative Energy Zone, Communications Zone, and Techno Zone. Boasting the charm of natural landscaping, the Zabeel Park features a lake, world-renowned Dubai Frame, technology theme park, a children's edutainment center, amphitheater, jogging tracks, picnic spots, and eating joints. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Zabeel Park offers something for everyone. Whether one is a nature lover or a fitness enthusiast, this park is a perfect place to spend a day. Bask in the serene beauty of this landscaped park that boasts thousands of trees of 14 different species, enjoy a picnic with your family and loved ones, and indulge in a variety of fun activities like cycling, skateboarding, golfing. Read More

Known for its beautiful urban landscape, Dubai now offers a chance to witness this view in quite the unique fashion – zip lining! Dubai’s most famous zip lining experience is XLine that operates from Dubai Marina Mall, believed to be the world’s longest urban zip lining course. Aventura Parks offer a tree-top zip lining course of different heights for varying levels of challenge. Just an hour’s drive outside the city, you’ll find the world’s longest zip lining course in Ras Al Khaimah. With no lack of options and plenty of zip line course to explore in Dubai, now’s the time to be adventurous. Read More

The historical neighborhood of Dubai, Al Fahidi, is home to the 18th century Al Fahidi fort, coffee museum, House of Shiekh Saeed Al Maktoum, and Pearl Diving Exhibits of Dubai Museum. Regarded as a must-visit place in Dubai, this heritage site has preserved Old Dubai's culture in forts, mud houses, pictures, and experiences. In addition, the Souks in the heritage village offer fine jewels, pashminas, handicrafts, and more.

Located in the NAS Sports Complex, the deep dive pool is 60m deep with 14,000,000 liters of fresh water, rightly regarded as the Deepest Pool in the World. Deep Dive Dubai also houses a restaurant, a gift shop and a dive shop. Safety is of the utmost importance; hence, on-spot trainers and lifeguards alongside 56 cameras on the premises are constantly on watch. The underwater film studio is also worth a visit with its life-like sunken walls, cars and environment Read More

Sail past the picturesque skylines of Dubai, well lit at night and enjoy a luxurious dinner on this stunning cruise. The Dubai Marina Dinner Cruise takes you through the artificial canal city of Dubai Marina, alongside the experience of relishing scrumptious delicacies. Dubai Marina is exceptionally stunning, and the cruise has a warm-romantic setting. In addition, one can enjoy the Egyptian Tanoura Dance and witness the mesmerizing skyscrapers of Dubai. Read More