Burj Al Arab Tour

Morning: 9:00 AM – Start with Photos:

• Head to Jumeirah Public Beach for the iconic view of Burj Al Arab
• Walk along the beach promenade for different photo angles
• Visit the adjacent Jumeirah Beach Hotel area for excellent vantage points

10:30 AM – Inside Visit Options (Reservation Required): Choose from one of these experiences:

• “Inside Burj Al Arab” guided tour (90 minutes)
• Learn about the architecture and design
• Visit the Royal Suite
• See the hotel’s unique features
• Access normally private areas
• Take photos at the helipad lounge

12:30 PM – Lunch Experience: Book one of these restaurants (advance reservation essential):

• Al Muntaha – Modern European cuisine (50th floor)
• Al Iwan – Arabic cuisine (Atrium level)
• Sal – Mediterranean cuisine (Terrace level)
• Scape – California fusion (Terrace level)

Afternoon: 2:30 PM – Explore the Surroundings:

• Visit the adjacent Jumeirah Beach
• Walk through Madinat Jumeirah’s traditional souk
• Take an abra (traditional boat) ride through Madinat’s waterways
• Shop at the high-end boutiques

4:30 PM – Afternoon Tea Option:

• Sahn Eddar in the atrium (advance booking required)
• Experience the world’s highest atrium
• Enjoy views of the color-changing wall

Evening: 7:00 PM – Dinner Options (with advance reservation):

• Nathan Outlaw at Al Mahara – Seafood restaurant with aquarium walls
• Skyview Bar – Cocktails and light bites with panoramic views

Tips:

• Book all dining experiences and tours at least 2-3 weeks in advance
• Dress code is smart casual or formal depending on the venue
• Photography is allowed in most areas
• Minimum spend requirements apply for most dining venues
• The “Inside Burj Al Arab” tour is the most accessible way to see the hotel interior
• Consider combining with a visit to Wild Wadi Waterpark (adjacent location)
• Taxis or private cars are the best transportation options
• Smart casual attire is required throughout the property

Budget Considerations:

• Tours and dining experiences are premium-priced
• Afternoon tea and lunch are typically more affordable than dinner
• Many photo opportunities are available without any cost from public areas