United Arab Emirates

Less desert, more playground. The ultimate group trip for adrenaline, shopping, and nightlife.

6 Group Tours·5 Operators·from ₹3,072

The UAE is far more than just Dubai's glittering skyline and Abu Dhabi's massive mosques. It is a high-octane playground built for group trips. Whether your squad wants to skydive ...

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|Low. Unless you are hiking in the northern Emirates, your biggest physical exertion will be walking through massive shopping malls.

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Honest Heads-Up

Do not mess around with the law. Zero tolerance for public drunkenness, drugs, or aggressive behavior.
Alcohol is prohibitively expensive in bars (expect ₹1,000+ for a beer). Buy your limit at Duty-Free when you land.
Taxis drain your budget fast. Stay near a Metro station in Dubai to save money.
Summer is no joke. From June to August, you will not be walking outside. Period.

Things to Do

Evening Desert Safari with BBQ

6 hours·₹3,000 - ₹5,000

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Burj Khalifa At The Top

2 hours·₹3,500 - ₹5,500

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Ferrari World Abu Dhabi

8 hours·₹7,000 - ₹8,500

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Jebel Jais Flight Zipline

4 hours·₹6,000 - ₹8,000

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Global Village (Oct-Apr only)

4 hours·₹500 - ₹1,000

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Musandam Dhow Cruise (Oman Border)

12 hours·₹4,000 - ₹6,000

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Skydiving over Palm Jumeirah

3 hours·₹50,000 - ₹55,000

Plan Your Trip

How to Reach

Direct flights run daily from almost every major Indian city (Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kochi, Hyderabad) to Dubai (DXB), Sharjah (SHJ), or Abu Dhabi (AUH). Flight time is a quick 3.5 to 4 hours.

Travel Tips

1Buy a Silver Nol card at the airport immediately. It works on the Metro, buses, and trams.

2Download the Careem app. It is the local equivalent of Uber and lets you book standard RTA taxis without getting ripped off.

3Duty-Free allows 4 liters of alcohol per person. Max this out if your group plans to drink in your hotel/Airbnb.

4Do not fall for the 'cheap electronics' hustle in Deira. Stick to authorized retailers in the malls or Amazon UAE.

5Friday is the day of prayer, so expect some local shops to be closed in the morning, though malls remain open.

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Food & DiningVeg Friendly

Skip the overpriced restaurants inside the major malls. Head to Al Karama, Bur Dubai, or Deira for incredible, cheap, and authentic Middle Eastern, Pakistani, and Indian food.

Culture & Etiquette

Public displays of affection (PDA) like kissing are strictly prohibited and can lead to arrest.
During the holy month of Ramadan, eating, drinking, or smoking in public during daylight hours is restricted in many areas, though Dubai has become much more lenient in recent years.
Swearing in public or making rude gestures (especially while driving) is a criminal offense.
Always ask for permission before taking photographs of local Emirati people, especially women.

FAQs

Can Indians get a Visa on Arrival in the UAE?

Yes, but ONLY if you have a valid US visitor visa/Green Card, a UK resident visa, or an EU/Schengen visa. It costs about 120 AED (₹2,700). Otherwise, you must apply for an e-Visa in advance (around ₹6,000-₹7,000).

Is it safe for an all-girls group trip?

Absolutely. The UAE is consistently ranked as one of the safest countries in the world. You can walk around at 2 AM without worrying.

Can we drink alcohol?

Yes, alcohol is legally served in licensed hotels, bars, and clubs. However, drinking in public or being visibly drunk on the streets is illegal and can lead to jail time.

Is vegetarian food hard to find?

Not at all. The UAE is a vegetarian paradise. From pure veg Gujarati thalis in Bur Dubai to high-end vegan cafes in Jumeirah, you will be spoiled for choice.

Can I use my Indian driving license to rent a car?

No. You must have an International Driving Permit (IDP) issued in India along with your original Indian license to drive or rent a car.

What is the dress code?

At beaches and clubs, wear what you want (bikinis, shorts, dresses). In malls, family areas, and public transport, dress smart-casual and avoid overly revealing clothes. You must cover your arms and legs when visiting mosques.

Are the ₹3,000 tours real?

Yes, but they are usually single activities, like a half-day Desert Safari with BBQ dinner, or a basic city sightseeing bus tour. They are not full-day or multi-day packages.

What's the fine for jaywalking or littering?

Around 400 AED (₹9,000). Use the pedestrian crossings and throw your trash in the bin. The police do not accept excuses.

Group Trips to United Arab Emirates

Planning group trips to United Arab Emirates from India is basically a rite of passage for Indian millennials. Whether you are looking for a bachelor party destination filled with luxury yachts in Dubai Marina, or an action-packed itinerary hitting Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi and zip-lining in Ras Al Khaimah, a UAE group tour delivers on all fronts. Forget the outdated idea that the UAE is just shopping malls and gold souks. Today, United Arab Emirates group packages offer everything from deep-sea diving in Fujairah to glamorous desert glamping under the stars. With direct flights from major Indian cities taking just three to four hours, it is the ultimate long-weekend getaway. For Indian travelers, the food scene is a massive draw—you get world-class Middle Eastern shawarmas alongside authentic Indian street food in Karama. If you are traveling with friends, splitting the cost of a luxury Airbnb or a desert safari makes the trip surprisingly affordable. While summer group tours to United Arab Emirates offer heavy discounts on five-star resorts, the peak winter months from November to March are when the country truly comes alive with outdoor beach clubs, music festivals, and global events. Book your UAE group trips early, max out your duty-free allowance, and get ready for a high-octane Arabian adventure.

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Things to Do

Evening Desert Safari with BBQ

6 hours·₹3,000 - ₹5,000

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Burj Khalifa At The Top

2 hours·₹3,500 - ₹5,500

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Ferrari World Abu Dhabi

8 hours·₹7,000 - ₹8,500

Group

Jebel Jais Flight Zipline

4 hours·₹6,000 - ₹8,000

Group

Global Village (Oct-Apr only)

4 hours·₹500 - ₹1,000

Group

Musandam Dhow Cruise (Oman Border)

12 hours·₹4,000 - ₹6,000

Group

Skydiving over Palm Jumeirah

3 hours·₹50,000 - ₹55,000

Plan Your Trip

How to Reach

Direct flights run daily from almost every major Indian city (Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kochi, Hyderabad) to Dubai (DXB), Sharjah (SHJ), or Abu Dhabi (AUH). Flight time is a quick 3.5 to 4 hours.

Travel Tips

1Buy a Silver Nol card at the airport immediately. It works on the Metro, buses, and trams.

2Download the Careem app. It is the local equivalent of Uber and lets you book standard RTA taxis without getting ripped off.

3Duty-Free allows 4 liters of alcohol per person. Max this out if your group plans to drink in your hotel/Airbnb.

4Do not fall for the 'cheap electronics' hustle in Deira. Stick to authorized retailers in the malls or Amazon UAE.

5Friday is the day of prayer, so expect some local shops to be closed in the morning, though malls remain open.

Local Guide

Food & DiningVeg Friendly

Skip the overpriced restaurants inside the major malls. Head to Al Karama, Bur Dubai, or Deira for incredible, cheap, and authentic Middle Eastern, Pakistani, and Indian food.

Culture & Etiquette

Public displays of affection (PDA) like kissing are strictly prohibited and can lead to arrest.
During the holy month of Ramadan, eating, drinking, or smoking in public during daylight hours is restricted in many areas, though Dubai has become much more lenient in recent years.
Swearing in public or making rude gestures (especially while driving) is a criminal offense.
Always ask for permission before taking photographs of local Emirati people, especially women.

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Dubai

Dubai Marina Dinner Cruise Luxury Evening

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Plan Your Trip

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