Holidays in the UAE.
The United Arab Emirates are the perfect place for a warm winter (25-30°C from December to February): world-class shopping, futuristic architecture, desert adventures (safaris, dune bashing) and white beaches on the Persian Gulf.
Dubai · Burj Khalifa
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Why the UAE?
The United Arab Emirates are the perfect place for a warm winter (25-30°C from December to February): world-class shopping, futuristic architecture, desert adventures (safaris, dune bashing) and white beaches on the Persian Gulf. Families, couples, business travellers — Dubai works for all of them.
When to visit
Best time: November to April (20-30°C, perfect for the beach and being outdoors). May to September is extreme (40-48°C). Summer's upside: 5★ hotels at up to 50% off, plus the shopping festivals.
What not to miss
- Burj Khalifa — floors 124 and 148 of the world's tallest building
- A desert safari — 4×4 dune bashing and a Bedouin dinner
- Palm Jumeirah — the man-made island and Atlantis
- The Dubai Mall — the largest mall in the world
- Souk Madinat Jumeirah — a restored bazaar
- The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (Abu Dhabi)
- Ferrari World (Abu Dhabi) — the fastest roller coaster there is
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About the UAE
Do I need a UAE visa?
Yes: an e-visa online in 3-5 days (50 EUR), or a 30-day visa on arrival. You apply through the UAE portal.
Can I drink alcohol in Dubai?
Yes — in licensed 4-5★ hotels, private clubs and the DIFC district. Not in supermarkets or in public.
How should I dress?
In hotels and malls, anything goes. In public places and mosques, cover your shoulders and knees.
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