Dubai Travel Guide
Experience the Future of the Desert: A Master Guide
Best Time to Visit
November - March
Avg. Cost
$150 - $300 Daily
Language
Arabic / English
Eco Impact
8.0/10
Sustainable Transport: Flights, Transfers & Transit
Dubai is car-centric, but the Metro is world-class. We focus on connecting you with the driverless Metro system that spans the entire length of the city.
Eco-Routed Flights
Dubai International (DXB) is the world's busiest international hub. Choose direct flights to minimize emissions, or consider stopping over to break up ultra-long hauls.
Electric Private Transfers
Avoid gas-guzzling supercars. Our verified transfer partners use Tesla and hybrid fleets to get you from the airport to your hotel with minimal impact.
Fossil-Free City Transit
The Dubai Metro is fully electric and driverless. Combined with the Dubai Tram in Marina, it offers a clean, cool way to see the skyline.
Verified Impact Stays
Stay in LEED-certified hotels that employ greywater recycling and smart cooling systems—essential technologies for sustainability in the desert.
Old Dubai Dining
Discover the flavors of Deira and Bur Dubai. We guide you to authentic restaurants serving Levantine and Emirati dishes, far from the mall food courts.
Al Seef Heritage Craft
Explore the Al Seef district for heritage-inspired crafts. Support local perfume makers and textile weavers who keep Bedouin traditions alive.
Curated Local Experiences
Cross the Creek on an abra (traditional boat) or visit the desert conservation reserve. Our tours focus on the natural environment behind the skyscrapers.
Travel with Purpose: Dubai 2026
Your visit supports Dubai's massive push towards renewable energy and the preservation of the Arabian Oryx in protected desert reserves.
- Supporting the protection of the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve.
- Funding the expansion of the world's largest single-site solar park.
- Preserving the maritime heritage of the Creek and dhow building.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Dubai safe for solo female travelers?
Yes, Dubai is one of the safest cities in the world for women. Harassment is rare and laws are strictly enforced.
Is alcohol allowed in Dubai?
Yes, in licensed hotels, bars, and restaurants. However, public intoxication is illegal and strictly punished.
How do I get around Dubai cheaply?
The Metro is the most cost-effective way. A Nol card allows you to tap on and off trains and buses throughout the city.
