United Arab Emirates

United Arab Emirates

United Arab Emirates

The United Arab Emirates combine bold modern architecture with Arabian traditions. Dubai is famous for the Burj Khalifa, its vast malls and its beaches, while Abu Dhabi, the capital, is home to the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. Beyond the cities, the desert offers golden dunes, camps and starry nights, and Sharjah preserves museums and old souks dedicated to Emirati heritage.

A destination for every kind of trip

Families enjoy theme parks, water parks, aquariums and the long beaches of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Shoppers find everything from traditional gold and spice souks to some of the largest malls in the world. Business travellers come for the trade fairs, conferences and markets of Dubai, one of the region's leading commercial hubs, and many visitors end the day with a desert safari or a dhow cruise along Dubai Creek.

Getting there from Libya

The Emirates are reached by air via the international airports of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, major hubs with connections across the world. Our team prepares your visa application and books your hotel, airport transfers and excursions, from city tours to desert safaris, so your stay is organised from start to finish. Whether you are planning a family holiday, a shopping trip or a business visit, we adapt the programme to your pace and interests.

Good to know

Best time to visit
November to March.
Climate
Hot desert climate: very hot and humid summers, warm and sunny winters.
Languages spoken
Arabic (official); English is widely spoken.
Local currency
UAE dirham (AED)
Visa for Libyan travellers
Libyan travellers need a visa to visit the United Arab Emirates, and our team prepares your application. Entry conditions can change: check them with our team before you travel.

Places to see

  • Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai
  • Dubai Creek and the old souks
  • Desert safari
  • Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
  • Louvre Abu Dhabi
  • Palm Jumeirah
  • Sharjah Heritage Area
  • Dubai Marina

Practical tips

Dress modestly in mosques and traditional areas, and away from beaches and pools.
Plan outdoor activities for the morning or evening in the hotter months.
The metro is a convenient way to get around Dubai.
Respect local customs, especially during Ramadan.

Location

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