The Emirate of Dubai shares borders with Abu Dhabi in the south, Sharjah in the northeast and the Sultanate of Oman in the southeast Dubai has multiple waterholes and gorges which dot the base of the Western Al Hajar Mountains.
Most of southern Dubai is covered in a vast sea of sand dunes which eventually lead to the desert known as “The Empty Quarter. Dubai is certainly the best known among the Emirates - today, it is a world-famous tourist landmark, attracting throngs of visitors on annual basis, and continues to expand. Its popularity as a holiday destination has surged in recent years, a testament to the success of the vision of the local government, who have invested heavily in turning Dubai into the tourist paradise it is today. The pristine beaches, weather and natural environment is reason enough to visit.
However, it is arguably Dubai's man-made constructs which inspire most excitement. Dubai continues to challenge architectural convention, and has recently completed the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, which stands at an astonishing 828 metres.
Other examples of pioneering developments including the Palm Islands, which are three major commercial and residential infrastructures in the shape of palm trees. The islands will consist of 100 luxury hotels, exclusive residential beach villas, apartments, marinas, water theme parks, restaurants, hopping malls, sports facilities and health spas; they are eagerly anticipated.
Dubai’s Vast Accomodation
Accommodation in Dubai is vast, with a number of luxury hotels dotted all around Dubai and with all the major hotel chains represented. Hotels in Dubai are not like any other in the world. The 7 star Atlantis, The Palm is a world famous luxury resort modelled after the Atlantis, Paradise Island resort in Nassau. There is an incredible array of residential options in Dubai. Continued pushing of the boundaries of architecture and engineering has led the emirate to develop unsurpassed expertise in constructing luxurious accommodation-whether islands in the sea or oases in the desert.
Dubai resorts are
far from scarce; with resorts such as the five stars Desert Palm Dubai which is
a resort nestled amongst palm trees with beautiful guest suites and poolside
villas. If you’re looking for something more authentic from your holiday in
Dubai, the One & Only Royal Mirage is an attractive resort with a very Middle
Eastern atmosphere, this Dubai hotel is beautifully landscaped and has a one
kilometre long private beach lining the Arab Gulf. Of all the Dubai hotels the
Dar Al Masyaf Madinat Jumeirah which is a magnificent tribute to Dubai
heritage.
Also known as “The Arabian Resort of Dubai,” the Madinat Jumeriah located in the
heart of fashionable Jumeriah and combines the height of affluence with an
overwhelming sense of tradition. As well as top seven star hotels, Dubai offers
more affordable fully furnished apartments if you are looking for something more
personal. The new Dubai residences of Dubail Marina and JLT have already proven
popular for the next generation.
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