Arabian Ranches Golf Club is an 18 hole, par 72 signature course designed by Ian Baker-Finch in association with Nicklaus Design. Past the immaculate grass of the fairways and greens, golfers enter the ‘sandy waste,’ with indigenous shrubs and bushes. Golfers will appreciate the GPS (Global Positioning System) yardage service available on every golf cart.

The Spanish Colonial style clubhouse features the Ranches Restaurant, with a terrace offering panoramic scenic views over the 9th and 18th holes. Within the clubhouse there are 11 luxurious en-suite guest rooms all opening to spectacular views of the golf course. The clubhouse is a perfect setting for any golfer. Step out of the room, hop onto the golf cart and drive or walk straight to the first tee, totally refreshed for a game of golf.

Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club extends over 68 acres of desert landscape. Apart from polo, regarded as the Sport of Kings, the club hosts show jumping and dressage, horse riding and desert hacking. It has 336 stables, 25 paddocks, two polo fields, one practice field and two riding / show jumping arenas. The all-weather surfaces of the riding, show jumping and dressage areas are regarded as amongst the best in the region

The club has a unique Spanish hacienda-styled clubhouse, where guests can relax at one of four stylish lounges or dine al fresco on Argentinean cuisine cooked Asado style at the Palermo Restaurant. The grand patio at the Saha Courtyard is an ideal function venue. The club also offers all modern amenities required for business meetings and conferences.

Discover the Dubai Marina Yacht Club, nestled within the heart of Dubai Marina. The leading private yacht club boasts a range of distinctive marinas set along the 3.5 km canal, offering a wealth of activity, entertainment and tranquility. Dubai Marina Yacht Club offers world class berthing options at one of their four unique marina’s and is equipped with an expert team of marine professionals who offer assistance with everything from berthing to sailing permits. Athena - their own private yacht offers the chance to enjoy a luxury cruise on the water. 

The Dubai Mall is a family destination for all ages, all year round. Things to do and see at the mall include the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo - the world's largest aquarium featuring a 180-degree walkthrough tunnel, KidZania®, an innovative children's ‘edu-tainment' concept, a 22-screen Cineplex and an Olympic-size ice rink will keep your children entertained while you shop.

No visit to Dubai is complete without a visit to At The Top, Burj Khalifa, the gateway to the tallest building in the world.

As night falls, Downtown Dubai begins to move to a new beat The Dubai Fountain becomes even more dazzling as it shoots water jets as high as 500 ft, equivalent to that of a 50-storey building. Set in the 30-acre Burj Lake, right along The Dubai Mall's sprawling waterfront promenade, The Dubai Fountain’s breathtaking display of choreography brings together light, music, and water in a spectacular performance set to Arabian, classical, and world music.

Sundowners at the many sophisticated clubs and lounges in Downtown Dubai are another great way to watch the city begin to light up and shimmer. These chic venues, which attract celebrities and superstars from around the world, offer the highest level of service and entertainment, creative and unique beverages and menus, and music played by both resident and international house DJs.

Located in the heart of Downtown Dubai, The Dubai Mall is the world's new centre of shopping and entertainment. The mall is a shopper's paradise, featuring 1,200 retail outlets and more than 160 restaurants - all masterfully spread over an area totalling an astonishing 12.1 million square feet. Anchored by Bloomingdales and Galeries Lafayette, The Dubai Mall is also home to the dazzling Gold Souk and Fashion Avenue, a 440,000 square foot precinct featuring more than 70 signature haute-couture stores.

The Dubai Mall also has the most extensive food and beverage offers in a mall across the region. There are over 160 outlets from fine dining to casual eateries offering a wide range of flavours, ambience and price. The mall’s promenade is lined with an array of themed café's and restaurants, each offering an al-fresco dining experience with the views overlooking the Burj Khalifa Lake and the tallest tower in the world, Burj Khalifa.

A vibrant market square of meandering alleyways and inner courtyards, The Old Town is styled along the lines of a village within the city, brought alive by its people and its promise of a special way of life. By day, the fusion of stalls, boutiques, parlours and coffee shops add spice to an already alluring setting. By night, abundant vitality spills out onto the lantern-lit streets, where diners feast to the sounds of live music.

In contrast to The Dubai Mall, Souk Al Bahar, offers a taste of something more traditional and rustic. The Arabesque souk which is located on The Old Town Island, is a vibrant waterside dining, shopping and entertainment experience and a must-see destination for tourists.

Souk Al Bahar (‘market of the sailor') derives its name from both its traditional architecture of natural stone corridors, high archways and subdued lighting and its unique ‘sea-side' location on the Burj Lake.

The cultural theme flows throughout the souk, with boutique shops showcasing Arabian heritage through a mix of authentic handicrafts, fashion and accessories. The souk also features more than 22 restaurants and cafés framing the extensive waterfront.