Dubai DeLuxe: Al Maha inkl. Vollpension & Atlantis The Palm auf Palm Jumeirah

About the destination: Palm Islands, an iconic artificial archipelago off the coast of Dubai, are among the city’s most recognizable landmarks. Shaped like stylized palm trees extending into the Arabian Gulf, they were engineered to create additional beachfront and to host luxury resorts, residences, and entertainment venues. The most famous, Palm Jumeirah, is home to some of Dubai’s top hotels and offers spectacular views of both the turquoise sea and the city’s ever-evolving skyline. Visitors typically arrive via taxi or ride-hailing services, then explore Palm Jumeirah using the monorail that runs along its trunk to the Atlantis, The Palm resort at the outer crescent. Along the way you’ll pass upscale residential areas, beach clubs, and waterfront promenades. Many hotels and resorts offer day passes that grant access to private beaches, pools, and spas, allowing non-guests to enjoy the island’s leisure facilities. At the tip of the Palm, Atlantis, The Palm functions as a self-contained resort and a major attraction for day visitors. Inside you’ll find Aquaventure Waterpark, with its record-breaking slides and lazy rivers, and The Lost Chambers Aquarium, which recreates a mythical underwater city. Fine-dining restaurants led by celebrity chefs, casual eateries, and atmospheric lounges make this a popular spot to linger into the evening, especially for sunset cocktails overlooking the sea. Beyond Atlantis, Palm Islands are a prime setting for scenic experiences on water and in the air. Speedboat tours and yacht charters circle the fronds, revealing the full palm shape that’s hard to appreciate from ground level. For a more dramatic perspective, consider a helicopter tour or a skydiving experience from nearby Skydive Dubai to see the island’s design in its entirety. Whether you come for a beach day, a luxury stay, or a photo-worthy view, Palm Islands encapsulate Dubai’s taste for big, audacious projects crafted for visitors.

About the destination: Dubai is the most populous city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is a hive of activity and a cosmopolitan and modern city. The city of Dubai is split by a creek, with Deira on one side and Bur Dubai, the historical district, on the other. The luxury beach hotels are situated on the outskirts of the busy city center, in the area of Jumeirah. Dubai already exhibits some stunning architecture and it has the only 7-star hotel in the world, the highest building in the world, amazing beaches and luxury shopping centers. The Bastakiya Quarter, in the core of Dubai’s Old Town, is still traditional and evocative of Dubai’s past. Here you’ll find traditional Emirati houses, bustling souks, museums, galleries, and the only remaining piece of the old Dubai city wall. Another major attraction in Dubai is the Jumeirah Mosque, that although outside the Old Town, it is a wonderful example of traditional Islamic architecture. Dubai is forward-looking city in constant development yet it has managed to retain its traditions and culture. So it's fair to say that Dubai is one of the most exciting places in the world.