Dubai holiday guide for Indian travellers
Best timeNovember to March – pleasant winter weather
Visa for IndiansTourist e-visa before travel – we arrange it with your package
Flights from IndiaAbout 3–5 hours, non-stop from almost every major Indian city
Packages6 trips from ₹21,500 per person
Dubai is the classic short international break from India – about 3 to 5 hours from most cities, with world-famous sights packed into a few days. Go up the Burj Khalifa, ride the dunes on a desert safari with a BBQ dinner, cruise the Marina on a dhow and shop at the Dubai Mall and the gold souk. Add Abu Dhabi for the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Ferrari World and the BAPS Hindu Mandir.
Families love the theme parks, Dubai Frame, Miracle Garden and Global Village, while couples enjoy beach resorts and rooftop dinners. Most trips are 4 to 6 nights. We arrange the UAE visa, hotels, transfers and tours together, and every package can be customised.
Read our full guide: Dubai trip from Delhi – visa, best time and budget tips
Dubai tour FAQs
Do Indians need a visa for Dubai?
Most Indian passport holders need a UAE tourist visa before travel. We apply for the e-visa along with your package, and it usually takes a few working days. Indians with certain valid visas or residence permits, such as a US visa or green card, may qualify for visa on arrival – check your eligibility before you book.
How much does a Dubai trip from India cost?
Our Dubai packages start from ₹21,500 per person on twin sharing, including taxes and GST. Hotel category, the attractions you choose and travel dates change the final price, and we can add flights from your city.
How many days are enough for Dubai?
4 nights covers the main sights – city tour, Burj Khalifa, desert safari and a Marina cruise. Choose 5 to 6 nights if you want Abu Dhabi, theme parks or a day at the beach.
What is the best time to visit Dubai?
November to March is the best time, with pleasant days and the Dubai Shopping Festival in winter. Summer (June to September) is very hot but hotels are much cheaper and the indoor attractions stay open.
Is Dubai good for a family holiday?
Yes. Dubai is very family-friendly, with Aquaventure, IMG Worlds, Legoland and Global Village, plus plenty of Indian and vegetarian food.