
Dubai

This curated tour lets visitors step into the world of luxury usually reserved for guests. You’ll explore the stunning interiors, including the atrium, royal suites, and opulent lobbies adorned with gold accents and extravagant décor. Guided storytelling provides insight into the hotel’s history, ar

The helipad is one of the most unique characteristics of Burj Al Arab, which is positioned 210 metres in the air. It has also hosted historical moments such as the tennis match of federer vs Agassi and the golf tee-off of Tiger Woods. Although it is not always publicly accessible, there are certain

There are a number of world-class restaurants located in Burj Al Arab and each provides a different atmosphere. Whether guests are dining at Al Muntaha, depicting the sky-high dining views, or in Al Mahaka, underwater dining, they are able to savour the cuisines, made by recognised chefs. Afternoon

Al Mahara translates to 'oyster shell', which is a magic food experience in a floor-to-ceiling aquarium. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood and watch the marine life swimming in the sea. The atmosphere gives the impression of eating underwater, a combination of food and sightseeing. It is among the mo
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