Helicopter City Tour Dubai with Palm View and Transfers Option

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

• Burj Al Arab (Pass by)

  From a helicopter, the Burj Al Arab looks like a massive sail rising from the sea. Its unique design stands out, with its curved structure resembling the sail of a ship. The hotel is located on its own man-made island, connected to the shore by a narrow bridge. Surrounded by the blue waters of the Arabian Gulf, the hotel’s white exterior contrasts beautifully with the ocean.

  Admission ticket free
• Dubai (Pass by)

  From a helicopter view, Dubai's iconic skyscrapers create a breathtaking skyline, marked by modernity and grandeur. The Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, dominates the city, its sleek and tapering design reaching into the sky. Surrounding it are other impressive skyscrapers like the twisting Cayan Tower, with its spiral shape, and the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab, standing on its own island near the coastline. The Dubai Marina district is a dense cluster of tall glass and steel towers lining the waterfront, offering a sharp contrast to the winding marina below with its luxury yachts. Sheikh Zayed Road, the main highway running through the city, is lined with skyscrapers on both sides, forming a futuristic corridor of architecture.

  Admission ticket free
• Palm Jumeirah (Pass by)

  From a helicopter, Palm Jumeirah looks like a massive palm tree floating on the water. You can see its long trunk lined with hotels and the fronds, which are home to luxury villas, stretching out like the leaves of a palm. The surrounding water is a bright blue, and the crescent-shaped barrier around the palm protects it from the waves. The famous Atlantis, The Palm hotel stands out on the outer edge, and in the distance, you can see Dubai’s skyline with its tall buildings like the Burj Khalifa and Burj Al Arab. From above, the whole design of the Palm is clear, showing just how perfectly shaped and large it really is. It’s a beautiful and unique sight, surrounded by the sea and the desert beyond.

  Admission ticket free
• Bluewaters By Dubai Retail (Pass by)

  From a helicopter, Bluewaters Island in Dubai stands out as a vibrant, modern hub surrounded by the sparkling waters of the Arabian Gulf. The island is home to the iconic Ain Dubai, the world’s largest observation wheel, which dominates the skyline with its massive circular structure. From above, the wheel looks almost like a giant halo rising from the island. The island itself is packed with luxury hotels, stylish waterfront apartments, and open spaces. You can spot a variety of dining and entertainment venues, neatly arranged along walkways that run alongside the island’s beaches. The vibrant, modern architecture of the island contrasts with the blue sea surrounding it. You’ll also see a bridge connecting Bluewaters Island to the mainland, as well as nearby landmarks like JBR (Jumeirah Beach Residence) and the bustling Dubai Marina. The view of the island from above showcases the careful planning and development that has transformed it into a buzzing lifestyle

  Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Anyone who has had surgery recently should consult their doctor and provide a certificate stating they are fit to fly.

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