Discover Dubai & Israel | Holy Cities, Desert Adventures & Towering Skylines
Trip Highlights
Experience the best of Israel and Dubai, blending timeless heritage and coastal charm with desert adventures, cultural feasts, and the world’s most stunning cityscapes.
Stand before the Western Wall, Judaism’s holiest site, where for over 2,000 years, pilgrims have written prayers into ancient stones connecting centuries of history and hopes.
Glide the snowy slopes of Mount Hermon, Israel’s only ski resort, where crisp mountain air, powder-white trails, and stunning Golan Mountains views create a thrilling escape.
Marvel at the beauty of the Museum of the Future, a stunning calligraphy-clad icon that blends cutting-edge design with immersive experiences of life decades ahead.
Ride into Dubai’s desert on a 4x4 safari, where golden dunes, adrenaline-fuelled dune bashing, camel rides, and a starlit BBQ dinner create an Arabian night to remember.
Know Before You Go
- Both destinations require valid visas; ensure your passport has at least 6 months’ validity. Carry printed confirmations for hotels, transfers & tours.
- Dubai uses AED and Israel uses ILS, but credit cards work almost everywhere. Keep some local cash handy for markets, taxis, and tips.
- October to April is the most pleasant season for both countries, while summers can be very hot, especially in desert regions.
- Modest clothing is expected at religious sites in Israel and in public areas of Dubai. Respect local customs, especially around places of worship.
- Both destinations offer diverse cuisines. Tap water is safe in Israel; in Dubai, bottled water is recommended.
- Fridays are holy in Dubai, while in Israel, Shabbat (Friday evening to Saturday evening) sees limited services and closures. Always ask before photographing people.
- Souks in Dubai and markets like Carmel Market in Israel are great for souvenirs. Bargaining is expected in markets, but prices in malls are fixed.
- Always ask before taking photos of people. Avoid clicking restricted government buildings, military zones, or sensitive religious sites.
- Alcohol is available in licensed venues in Dubai and most restaurants in Israel. In Dubai, avoid drinking in public places.
- Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Around 10% is standard at restaurants in both destinations.
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About the Tour:
Embark on a 9-day adventure that takes you from Israel’s sacred landscapes to Dubai’s glittering skylines. Wander through Tel Aviv’s lively markets, Jaffa’s historic lanes, and Jerusalem’s revered Old City. Feel the thrill of skiing on Mount Hermon and a night safari across Israel’s desert wilderness. Then fly to Dubai, where a dazzling dhow cruise, desert safari, the towering Burj Khalifa, and futuristic icons like the Museum of the Future make for an unforgettable blend of history, culture, and modern wonders.