November to February is considered the best time to visit this emirate, as temperatures are pleasant and there’s a buzz in the air with a range of events and activities from the Dubai Shopping and Food Festivals to the Dubai World Cup. 

Average temperatures in November sit at around 25°C, with highs of 30°C and lows of a comfortable 19°C. November is an excellent choice for those looking to soak up some sunshine – with reliable suncream to hand, of course. By February, temperatures have cooled even further and are perfectly pleasant, with highs of 24°C and lows of 15°C, making Dubai a popular winter sun destination. 

Dubai’s high season is from November to April. This is when temperatures are at their most enjoyable, but you can expect higher costs for accommodation and more people at the city’s main attractions. Peak season, however, is best for beach lovers and anyone wanting to make the most of Dubai’s outdoor activities, from desert safaris to exploring the waterways of Dubai Creek. 

 Dubai receives fewer tourists between June and August due to the scorching temperatures that can reach up to 40°C. However, with top-of-the-range air conditioning in the hotels, malls, and restaurants, there are plenty of things to enjoy away from the sun. 

Expect higher prices if you’re planning a trip during one of the annual half terms – these take place during February, May, and October. The demand for holidays during these periods is high, which could increase the cost of your trip.

Spring is perfect for those looking to enjoy outdoor activities in and around the city. Warm temperatures guarantee a pleasant experience at Dubai’s family-focused theme parks such as IMG Worlds of Adventure or Dubai Parks and Resorts.

Pleasant sea temperatures and high sunshine hours make the months between March and May months most similar to spring as we know it. While you won’t see blooms of flowers, as the city sits on the edge of the desert, you can participate in activities outside. During this time of year, the days are starting to become hotter and last longer, while nighttime temperatures are dropping, so be sure to take a light jacket for the evening. 

During the summer months, visitors to Dubai will experience an average of 10-12 hours of daylight and need to seek shade during the central part of the day, when temperatures are sweltering. Activities are best enjoyed in the early mornings and late evenings, and you’ll find many attractions are quieter as summer in Dubai is considered the off-peak season.

As with spring, you can expect warm weather and sunny days when visiting Dubai in autumn. There is still an average of about 10 hours of daylight to enjoy during these months, and sea temperatures are pleasant too, so a day at the beach isn’t off the cards.

Burj Khalifa is home to the records for tallest structure anywhere in the globe. The tallest freestanding structure in the world. The tallest building on the planet. The observation decks include At The Top

Palm Jumeirah technical fact you need to be aware of is that no steel or concrete was used in the construction of this man-made island located in Dubai

Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is more than just a beautiful hotel, it’s an icon of modern Dubai. The hotel is located on an artificial island

Museum of the Future is an exhibit space that showcases innovative and futuristic concepts, products, services, and other items. The museum is described as a living museum

Desert safari offers around 20 minutes of exciting dunes bashing and an exciting camp adventure that includes hot air ballooning and quad biking, camel rides and sand skiing

Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo is the home of hundreds of aquatic animals, with over 140 species. More than 400 Sharks and Rays are found in our 10 million-litre tank, which includes Sand Tiger Sharksa

Dubai Fountain is the globe’s tallest fountain that is performing. With a height of 900 feet in length – which is the equivalent of two football fields – the Dubai Fountain is located on the 30 acres of Burj Lake

Dubai Marina is a sought-after area in Dubai and is known for its extravagant life, entertainment options, shopping malls , and luxury skyscrapers. With breathtaking views for its inhabitants