Friday, 7 November 2008

The Palm - Dubai's Newest Attraction

Dubai has yet another reason for you to visit this wonderful holiday destination… The Palm. The Palm is one of three artificial islands, called the Palm Islands, designed to expand Dubai's shoreline and is shaped like a palm tree. The Palm has taken 7 years, 94 million cubic meters of sand and 7 million tonnes of rock to complete but it was finally a reality in September 2008. If you fancy seeing this for yourself, why not take advantage of Travelcreator's great deal to the Atlantis, the Palm’s flagship resort.

Dubai is renowned for its world-class hotels and ever expanding skyline. This cosmopolitan city is an ideal holiday destination for the luxury traveller, with an enviable year-round climate, luxurious hotels, and fantastic evening entertainment provided by numerous restaurants, bars, live music venues and nightclubs. However, one of Dubai's top attractions is its excellent shopping facilities. Tourists are attracted by Dubai's tax-free environment and by its paradise of malls, souks, boutiques and modern department stores, which offer top brand names & jewellery at cheap prices. Travellers can also experience exotic Arabia in the bustling souks or a night in a Bedouin tent with belly-dancing.


The beaches in Dubai offer somewhere to escape all of the activity of the city. Although you may have to pay a small amount to access some of the beaches in Dubai, it is well worth it as they are unspoilt and the sea is often the same temperature as the air, making it great for swimming in.

For a more active holiday, take a trip to one of the many horse-racing events or even camel races in Dubai. There is also a waterpark near Jumeirah Beach called Wild Wadi, which offers thrills and excitement for all the family.

There are many reasons to visit Dubai; what would yours be? Please post your comments below.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I understand that the indoor aquarium has involved the importing of dolphins so that guests can swim with them and has created alot of controversy. Sorry - but they need to re-think this.