Further Highlights
There is fishing, water parks, cruising, diving, bird watching, mini golf and so much more to do in Dubai.

Visa Information
Visa requirements vary greatly between nationalities for entering Dubai. At the moment every non GCC country citizen requires a visa, nor do British citizens with the right of abode in the UK.

Weather
Dubai’s climate is commonly known as sub-tropical - Rainfaill is both infrequent and irregular. Between November and march, it is hot, but not unbearably. Winter day temperatures are around 24 degrees C.

Transports
The Dubai international airport has won numerous awards for its excellence in design and services.
There are taxis, local buses, metros, trams, and even air to get you around.

Currency
The unit of currency in Dubai is the UAE dirham (Dh.) or the Arab Emirate Dirham (AED) as it is termed in international markets

Health, Hygiene and Safety
Security is very tight and well-equipped. Police are vigilant towards the overuse of alcohol and crime rate is relatively low. There are world-class hospitals and clinics in Dubai with excellent facilities.