Dubai tour packages from India — Burj Khalifa skyline, Palm Jumeirah, desert safari and Dubai Mall
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Dubai Tour Packages
Where Luxury Meets the Desert

Dubai is a city of superlatives — the tallest building, the largest mall, the most luxurious hotels. From golden deserts to futuristic skylines, Dubai delivers an unforgettable experience for every kind of traveller.

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Best Time

November – April

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Flight Time

3.5 hrs from Surat

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Currency

AED (Dirham)

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Language

Arabic / English

Top Highlights in Dubai

Must-see attractions and experiences for Indian travellers visiting Dubai.

Burj Khalifa & Dubai Mall
Desert Safari & Dune Bashing
Dubai Creek & Gold Souk
Palm Jumeirah & Atlantis
Dubai Frame & Museum of the Future
Miracle Garden & Bluewaters Island

Our Dubai Tour Packages

Handcrafted itineraries designed for Indian travellers. All packages fully customisable.

Dubai Delight

5N/6D Per Person

Starting from

₹35,000

Package Includes

  • Return Airfare
  • 4-Star Hotel
  • Breakfast Daily
  • Burj Khalifa Ticket (124th Floor)
  • Desert Safari with BBQ Dinner
  • Dubai City Tour
  • Airport Transfers
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Dubai Luxe

7N/8D Per Person

Starting from

₹65,000

Package Includes

  • Return Airfare
  • 5-Star Hotel
  • All Meals Included
  • Private Transfers Throughout
  • All Major Attractions
  • Dhow Cruise Dinner
  • Miracle Garden
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Want a customised itinerary? All packages can be tailored to your budget, dates, and group size.

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Travel Tips for Dubai

Key things Indian travellers should know before visiting Dubai.

Visa-on-arrival not available for most Indians — apply 5–7 days in advance through GetTravel.in

Carry modest clothing for mosque and mall visits

Tipping 10–15% is customary at restaurants

Alcohol available only in licensed hotels and restaurants

Uber and Careem are the most reliable transport apps

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Dubai Tour — FAQs for Indian Travellers

Commonly asked questions about visiting Dubai from India, answered by our destination experts.

What is the best time to visit Dubai from India?

The best time to visit Dubai is November to April when temperatures are pleasant (20–30°C). May to September is extremely hot (40–48°C) and outdoor activities are limited. December–January is peak season with higher prices. We recommend February–March for the best combination of weather and value.

How many days are enough for Dubai?

A 5-night/6-day Dubai trip covers all the major highlights — Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, Desert Safari, Palm Jumeirah, and a city tour. A 7-night package allows you to add Abu Dhabi, the Miracle Garden, Legoland, or Motiongate Dubai at a relaxed pace.

What is the cost of a Dubai tour package from India?

Dubai tour packages from India start at ₹35,000 per person for 5 nights/6 days including return airfare, 4-star accommodation, and major sightseeing. Luxury packages with 5-star hotels and private transfers start from ₹65,000 per person. Prices vary by season, hotel, and group size.

Do Indians need a visa for Dubai?

Yes, most Indian passport holders need a pre-arranged UAE tourist visa. GetTravel.in arranges the visa through our UAE-registered partner — it takes 3–5 working days and costs AED 270–370 (approx. ₹6,000–₹8,000). Indians with a valid US, UK, or Schengen visa can get visa on arrival.

Is Dubai safe for Indian tourists?

Dubai is one of the safest cities in the world for tourists including Indians. Crime rates are extremely low. There is a large Indian expat community (over 2 million), making it very welcoming for Indian visitors. Food, language (English widely spoken), and cultural familiarity make it an easy first international destination.

What should Indian tourists not miss in Dubai?

Must-do experiences in Dubai for Indian tourists: Burj Khalifa sunset view (book in advance), Desert Safari with BBQ dinner and belly dance, Dhow Cruise Dinner on Dubai Creek, Gold Souk shopping, Mall of the Emirates (with indoor ski slope), Dubai Frame, and a day trip to Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque.