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From the Al Gharbia desert to the shores of the Indian Ocean, and through the vibrant city of Dubai, the United Arab Emirates and Oman offer an unexpected diversity of experiences.

Dubai the inescapable Visit of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi Al Gharbia (Desert of Liwa, Abu Dhabi) Al Ain Historic City Sharjah Fujairah The Northern Emirates Oman Things to do in the UAE

Iconic landmarks, luxury shopping, desert adventures, and idyllic beaches: experience the very best of the United Arab Emirates.

Burj Khalifa Dubai

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TOP 10 Things to do in Abu Dhabi

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Abu Dhabi Le Louvre museum

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Guide best hotels in Dubai Downtown

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Dubai Mall

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The sublime Grand Mosque Sheikh Zayed in Abu Dhabi

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Itinerary to visit the Liwa desert and Al Gharbia

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TOP 10 Best Beach Hotels in Fujairah

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Yas Island, the island dedicated to leisure

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Les incontournables à ne pas manquer pour découvrir l’âme des Émirats arabes unis et d'Oman

The fountains of Burj Khalifa Dubai Burj Al Arab Dubai The sublime Grand Mosque Sheikh Zayed in Abu Dhabi

Planned adventures to experience the United Arab Emirates in a different way.

Itineraries to visit Dubai Itinerary to visit Historic City of Dubai Visit Abu Dhabi Al Gharbia (Desert of Liwa, Abu Dhabi) Al Ain Historic City Fujairah The Omani Musandam Peninsula

Discover another side — more secret and surprising, far from the crowds.

Sir Bani Yas Island The Omani Musandam Peninsula Hatta Rock Pools The Liwa Oasis Forts Route

Odyfolio Emirates is the go-to site for tourist information on Dubai, Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Oman.

The site is organized geographically, dedicating a large portion of its sections to the United Arab Emirates, which boasts the most developed tourist infrastructure in the region. The sprawling city of Dubai, considered the economic capital, has its own dedicated section, while the largest emirate, Abu Dhabi, is divided into three areas with distinct identities: first, the peaceful city of Abu Dhabi, the country’s political capital; then the historic city of Al Ain, rich in cultural heritage; and finally the Al Gharbia region, home to the stunning Liwa Desert. Adjacent to Dubai, the emirate of Sharjah is the most conservative but also the most culturally oriented, with museums for every taste. Further north, in the tiny emirates of Ajman and Umm al Quwain, life flows at a slower pace. Beyond that, the landscape turns rocky and mountainous around Ras Al Khaimah, while on the other side of the mountains lies the emirate of Fujairah, the only one to border the Indian Ocean.

The Sultanate of Oman, with its magnificent landscapes and well-preserved historical sites, has its own dedicated section, which we plan to expand over the coming months with more forts, natural sites, wadis, unique experiences, and on-site activities. The Musandam region, a small strategic territory controlling the keys to the Strait of Hormuz, is easily accessible from the Northern Emirates.

Through more than a hundred well-organized articles, richly illustrated with photos and maps, you’ll find answers to questions such as: How many days should you spend in Dubai? What is there to do in Abu Dhabi? What are the recommended itineraries for a combined trip with Oman? What are the best deals and top hotels in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman? Should you rent a car? What activities can you do on site? And what is the best season to visit?