Bateaux Dubai Dinner Cruise
2 hours 30 minutes (Approx.)
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Offered in: English and 5 more
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What you can expect during your visit
Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitized between use
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
Guides required to regularly wash hands
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Overview
Glide along Dubai Creek and admire Dubai’s skyline over a gourmet dinner on this Bateaux Dubai evening cruise. Walk the red carpet onto the sightseeing boat and savor a welcome drink and canapés as you admire the floodlit landmarks from the glass-enclosed or outdoor decks. Pass top Dubai attractions including the Clock Tower and Al Maktoum Bridge, and enjoy a 4-course gourmet dinner serenaded by a pianist. Choose a selection of sodas to accompany your meal, or upgrade to a package of house wines and more.
- Dinner cruise on the elegant Bateaux Dubai
- Soak up the uninterrupted views through the panoramic glass walls
- Savor a 4-course gourmet meal
- Upgrade to an alcoholic drinks package with house wines
Make your own way to the jetty on Dubai Creek for your cruise. Then, take the red carpet that leads on to the beautiful, glass-walled Bateaux Dubai.
Receive a welcome drink and nibble on canapés as your boat leaves its moorings, and enjoy the next 2.5 hours as you cruise up and down the winding creek.
Take a seat inside the glass-covered deck, find a spot on the open roof terrace or linger on the outdoor deck to absorb the stellar views of Dubai’s illuminated skyline.
Relish the cooling evening breezes as your boat glides beneath the Maktoum and Floating bridges, and take snaps of the Twin Towers, Deira Tower, Clock Tower and Dhow Wharfage.
Pass the Grand Mosque, Old Boat Port and Old Souk, and enjoy a second opportunity to take photos of the floodlit landmarks as your boat turns back along the creek.
Savor a delectable, 4-course dinner of gourmet cuisine, with a wide choice of dishes. See the Itinerary for sample menus. When you book, choose from two drinks options to accompany your meal—a selection of sodas or a package that includes house wines.
After your meal, perhaps return to the open-air decks to admire the last, memorable views.
Your experience concludes when your boat docks at the original departure point.
Receive a welcome drink and nibble on canapés as your boat leaves its moorings, and enjoy the next 2.5 hours as you cruise up and down the winding creek.
Take a seat inside the glass-covered deck, find a spot on the open roof terrace or linger on the outdoor deck to absorb the stellar views of Dubai’s illuminated skyline.
Relish the cooling evening breezes as your boat glides beneath the Maktoum and Floating bridges, and take snaps of the Twin Towers, Deira Tower, Clock Tower and Dhow Wharfage.
Pass the Grand Mosque, Old Boat Port and Old Souk, and enjoy a second opportunity to take photos of the floodlit landmarks as your boat turns back along the creek.
Savor a delectable, 4-course dinner of gourmet cuisine, with a wide choice of dishes. See the Itinerary for sample menus. When you book, choose from two drinks options to accompany your meal—a selection of sodas or a package that includes house wines.
After your meal, perhaps return to the open-air decks to admire the last, memorable views.
Your experience concludes when your boat docks at the original departure point.
Itinerary
Our cruise route takes us past the captivating sights on both sides of Dubai Creek or Khor Dubai, a 14-kilometre natural seawater inlet. It has played a major part in the region’s economic development and was particularly important for pearl diving. The Creek divides the old city into two parts, namely Bur Dubai and Deira.
The Emirate’s judicial courts comprise the Court of First Instance, the Court of Appeal and the Court of Cassation. The Court of First Instance consists of the civil court which hears all civil claims, the criminal court which deals with claims originating from police complaints and Sharia court, which is responsible for matters between Muslims. The Court of Cassation is the Emirate’s Supreme Court.
Opened on 16th July 2007, this six-lane pontoon bridge on the water was built in less than 10 months to help ease traffic flow. The bridge is 365 metres long and 22 metres wide, with a capacity of 6,000 vehicles an hour. It is open daily from 6am to 10pm and allows boats to pass through at off-hours. It will eventually be replaced by the new, 12-lane Al Ittihad Bridge, which is due for completion in 2017.
One of the oldest witnesses to change in Dubai, the Clock Tower was built around 1963 to mark the country’s first oil exports. It is on a roundabout on top of an underpass and remains a significant landmark when residents give directions to the area. The structure was refurbished in 1972 and the four clock faces were replaced in 2008, removing the need to manually change the hands on the clock.
Built in 1998, this 125-metre high building was inspired by the curved hulls of the traditional dhows on Dubai Creek. It houses
the headquarters of Emirates NBD, the largest banking group in the Middle East in terms of assets. The group was formed in 2007, when Emirates Bank International merged with National Bank of Dubai.
This very distinctive building features a large sphere at the top, sometimes likened to a giant golf ball. Completed in 1992, it is 100 metres tall and inside it is the head office of Etisalat, one of the UAE’s telecommunications providers. In 2012, Forbes Middle East named Etisalat the most powerful company in the UAE.
It has been suggested that more than 10 tons of gold is present at any time in this souk,
or traditional market. Hundreds of shops sell and make jewellery here. Dubai’s free trade policies have encouraged Indian and Iranian entrepreneurs to set up shops in the souk, spurring a growth in gold trade during the 1940s and continuing today.
This classic and beautifully restored historic building in Shindagha was originally established around 1894 as the seat of the
Al Maktoum family. Sheikh Saeed Bin Maktoum Al Maktoum, ruler of Dubai from 1912 until 1958, lived here. Today, the house is a museum that contains artefacts, old coins, stamps and images of old Dubai.
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Traveler Tips
- "Do get there early as can be difficult to locate the mooring if you don't know your way around - don't be late!" See review
- "Took a taxi to the pier was this was easy and inexpensive." See review
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