Yes. The best time to visit Dubai is the winter months as the summer season can get a little too hot and sweaty. The winter months are from November to February with the temperatures range of 14 degrees Celsius and 25 degrees Celsius.

Dubai experiences very hot and humid summers, with temperatures often exceeding 40°C (104°F) from June to September. Winter months (November to March) are much milder with temperatures typically ranging from 14°C to 25°C (57°F to 77°F).

Dubai offers numerous attractions including the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, Old Dubai (including Al Fahidi Historical District), Dubai Creek, Global Village, Dubai Miracle Garden, and various theme parks like IMG Worlds of Adventure and Dubai Parks and Resorts.

Dubai has a relatively relaxed dress code compared to other Middle Eastern countries. In public places, it's advisable to dress modestly. Shoulders and knees should be covered, especially when visiting religious sites. At beaches, hotels, and pools, regular swimwear is acceptable. For formal occasions, smart casual attire is appropriate.

During Ramadan, respect local customs by not eating, drinking, or smoking in public during daylight hours. Many restaurants close during the day but reopen for Iftar (breaking fast). Tourist attractions may have reduced hours. However, hotels maintain services for guests, and there are designated areas for non-Muslims to eat. Nightlife becomes vibrant after Iftar with special Ramadan tents and activities.

Dubai offers a wide range of dining options from street food to luxury restaurants. Popular areas include Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, JBR, and Al Seef for waterfront dining. You can find everything from authentic Emirati cuisine to international restaurants run by celebrity chefs. Food courts in malls also offer good variety at reasonable prices.

Some helpful tips for visiting Dubai include: respect local customs and dress modestly in public places, avoid public displays of affection, don't photograph locals without permission, use the metro to avoid traffic, stay hydrated especially in summer, carry a light jacket for heavily air-conditioned indoor spaces, and be aware that weekends are Friday and Saturday.

OnBird offers various sightseeing packages including Desert Safari, Burj Khalifa Tours, Dubai City Tours, Dhow Cruise Dinners, Abu Dhabi Day Trips, and combination packages that include multiple attractions. These can be customized based on your preferences and duration of stay.

Yes, Desert Safari tours are among the most popular experiences in Dubai. Options include morning safaris, evening safaris with dinner and entertainment, overnight safaris, and premium luxury desert experiences. Activities typically include dune bashing, camel riding, sandboarding, and cultural performances.

Yes, it's highly recommended to prebook tours, especially during peak tourist seasons (November-April). Prebooking ensures availability, often provides better rates, and allows you to plan your itinerary efficiently. Most bookings can be made online with flexible cancellation policies.

Many packages include water activities such as dhow cruises, yacht tours, jet skiing, parasailing, and access to water parks. Premium packages may include visits to Aquaventure Waterpark or Wild Wadi. Some hotel packages also include access to private beaches and water sports facilities.

You can book tickets for attractions like Burj Khalifa (At the Top), Dubai Aquarium, IMG Worlds of Adventure, Dubai Parks and Resorts, Museum of the Future, Dubai Frame, Dubai Miracle Garden, Global Village, and various boat tours and desert experiences. Most attractions offer skip-the-line options for a premium.