Honeymoon in Dubai

Honeymoon in Dubai, a flashy modern city having splendid beaches and flaming desert. Dubai is the destination of increasing number of international visitors, thanks to the wonderful experience it provides. Skyscrapers of Dubai can match any modern structure of the west. The fantastic city offers luxury accommodation with slew of adventure sports and entertainment options. Dubai travel can hardly be forgotten.

Location
Dubai is a part of United Arab Emirates, a country in the Middle-East. The city has worn the gown of modernity raising its bar to modern capitals of the world.

Dubai Travel Attractions
Honeymoon in Dubai and enjoy Dubai travel attractions, several of them unmatched in the world.

The Creek:
The Creek is a natural sea-water inlet slicing through the city centre. A nice way to view the Creek and the dhows is in one of the small water taxis which criss-cross the Creek from the souks of Deira to those on the Bur Dubai side. Boatmen will also ferry the honeymooners on a fascinating hour-long water trip passing on the way many of the city's historic and modern landmarks. Creekside Park offers pleasant paved walks and extensive landscaped public gardens.

Sheikh Zayed Road:
Known as Manhattan of Dubai, Sheikh Zayed road is a bustling commercial district lined with sky-kissing skyscrapers. The World Trade Centre and the Emirates Tower Hotel are two specimen of Sheikh Zayed Road tall structures. Ultra-modern towers of glass and steel, symbolising Dubai's international and cosmopolitan outlook line the road.

Burj Al Arab:
Considered the world's eighth wonder, Burj Al Arab hotel is a sailboat -shaped structure, soaring 321 metres above the Arabian Gulf. It has become as much a point of reference in Dubai as the Eiffel Tower is in Paris. Many a millionaire dream of accommodating themselves in the Burj Al Arab. Honeymoon in Dubai to watch this amazing structure.

Heritage and Diving Village:
Craftsmen showcase their crafts in a conventional heritage village, located near the mouth of the Creek. The newly wed can come here to see for themselves Dubai's heritage.

Jumeirah Mosque:
The city has many fine mosques, specially in Dubai of old. One of the largest and most beautiful - Jumeirah Mosque - is a fine example of modern Islamic architecture. Particularly in nights, the mosque looks very impressive.

Beaches:
Beaches of Dubai are clean and uncrowded. Dubai beaches mean miles of golden sand, kissed by the warm blue seas of the Arabian Gulf. Rulers of Dubai have created artificial islands which many more beaches to the existing treasure.

Nightlife
People fond of shaking legs in night would find Dubai very attractive. There are slew of bars and clubs attracting a lively and eclectic crowd. Also every bar in town has a resident band and DJ, and there are a few jazz bars and piano lounges with excellent live performers. Great plus point about Dubai is that crime is almost unheard of, so you are perfectly safe getting a cab or walking back to your hotel even in the early hours of the morning.

Things to Do
Honeymooners can enjoy the beaches, camel racing, deserts, and number of sports. The place has up-to-mark tourist infrastructure. Award winning hotels and tourist facilities match the status of Dubai as a hotspot tourist destination. Playing golf in Dubai is a unique experience. Desert courses ensure that you play on brown, not green surfaces. Peacocks, guinea fowls and partridges would provide you company. Some popular destinations among the tourists are Wild Wadi Water Park, Jumeirah Beach Corniche Park, and Mushrif Park.
Wild Wadi Water Park is water theme park comprising around 30 various types of rides and slides. Jumeirah Beach Corniche Park offering beach front, has showers, children play areas, sheltered swimming area and shaded picnic tables. Mushrif Park also contains extensive leisure facilities.