Skyline & luxury stays
Dubai
Dubai blends futuristic skylines, desert adventure and world-class shopping into one easy, family-friendly trip. Direct flights, superb hotels and short transfers make it ideal for a long weekend or a full week.
Overview
Dubai blends futuristic skylines, desert adventure and world-class shopping into one easy, family-friendly trip. Direct flights, superb hotels and short transfers make it ideal for a long weekend or a full week.
Best time to visit
November to March brings warm days, cool evenings and the full events calendar. Summer is very hot but hotel rates drop sharply.
Currency info
UAE Dirham (AED). Cards are accepted almost everywhere; keep small cash for taxis and souks.
Flights
Direct and one-stop flights from Casablanca to Dubai (DXB) year-round, typically 7–9 hours. We compare Emirates, Royal Air Maroc and Gulf carriers for the best fare.
Hotels
From Marina and JBR beach resorts to Downtown towers beside Burj Khalifa, plus family apartments in Deira. We match the area to your plans, not just the star rating.
Visa
Many nationalities receive a visa on arrival; others need a pre-approved e-visa. Passport validity of 6 months is required. We prepare and submit the full file for you.
Things to do
- Burj Khalifa observation decks at sunset
- Desert safari with dinner and dune bashing
- Dubai Mall, Fountain show and Souk Al Bahar
- Old Dubai: Al Fahidi, abra ride and the Gold Souk
- Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis and The View
- Day trip to Abu Dhabi and Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
Packages
- 4 nights Dubai city break with airport transfers
- 5 nights family package with theme park tickets
- 7 nights Dubai + Abu Dhabi combined tour
Estimated budget
- Economy: from 8,500 MAD per person (flight + 3★ hotel, 4 nights)
- Comfort: from 12,500 MAD per person (4★ hotel, transfers, desert safari)
- Luxury: from 22,000 MAD per person (5★ beach resort, private guide)
Travel tips
- Dress modestly in malls, mosques and old districts
- Use the metro and Careem/Uber instead of hiring a car
- Book Burj Khalifa and desert safaris in advance
- Friday brunch and mall hours run late — plan mornings for sightseeing
FAQs
Do I need a visa for Dubai?
It depends on your passport. Most GCC and many European passports get visa on arrival; Moroccan passports need a pre-approved visa which we arrange.
How many days are enough?
Four to five nights covers the highlights comfortably; seven nights lets you add Abu Dhabi.
Is Dubai suitable for families?
Yes — parks, beaches and short transfers make it one of the easiest family destinations.