25 Mins Helicopter Ride Atlantis, Dubai

Burj Al Arab is one of the world’s most opulent and well-known hotels due to its enviable setting and magnificent architecture. Its surroundings also create a stunning vista.

The most exclusive celebrities and elites reside on one of the greatest collections of man-made islands, Palm Jumeirah, which also boasts a picturesque vista of a palm tree spreading out on the sea. Take its grandeur and majesty during this 25-minute helicopter tour above Palm Jumeirah.

The Dubai skyscraper The Burj Dubai was once known as The Burj Khalifa before its 2010 opening. This world-class attraction is the high point of our Dubai helicopter ride.

The World Islands are a collection of tiny, man-made islands that resemble a world map and are located on the coast of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Most of the sand used in its construction comes from the shallow coastal seas of the area. It is one of Dubai’s many attempts to build artificial islands. When taking a helicopter tour Dubai, you must see it. 

In honor of the Jumeirah neighborhood, Dubai’s Jumeirah Beach is a white sand beach on the Persian Gulf coastline. It follows the shore south of the city’s historic district until it hits Palm Jumeirah. Take in the beautiful aerial view of the scenic coastline of Jumeirah with our Dubai helicopter tour.

An antique Persian architectural feature, a wind tower (wind catcher), enables natural ventilation and cooling in buildings. Check out the unique route of Bastakiya, Bur Dubai, UAE: A historical route between the Arabian wind turbines.

Dubai is actively building Business Bay, a significant business zone. It has up to 240 buildings, including residential and commercial complexes.

In 1993, the Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club first welcomed members. It functioned as the region’s first golf academy. It boasts a distinctive clubhouse in the form of a sail.

Take the aesthetically pleasing view of the Al Bastakiya Historical Neighborhood, also known as the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood, Dubai.

One of the most lavish business and technology parks, Dubai Internet City is home to numerous regionally significant companies. The area has 25 office buildings, including low, mid, and high rises, and is planned as a magnificent sculpted concrete jungle.

The flat Jebel Ali Racecourse is located in Jebel Ali, Dubai Emirate, 35 kilometers southwest of the city. In 1995, the grandstand’s capacity was increased to more than 2000 spectators—a beautiful edifice.

A master development in Dubai called Emirates Living consists of five thoughtfully designed residential zones. The property is well situated in the center of Dubai, close to some of the city’s busiest areas.

Home to The Beach at JBR, a recreational complex with outdoor dining options and sandy lounge areas. Exclusive ships ply the enormous man-made harbor. Absorb this glorious beauty while on a thrilling helicopter ride Dubai.

The Jumeirah Lakes Tower (JLT) is a significant construction project in Dubai that comprises eight buildings facing the Jumeirah Islands and 80 skyscrapers built along the edges of three man-made lakes.