Dubai/India Cruises

Learn more about the arts, culture and history of Arabia and India on a cruise to Dubai, the Middle East and Indian Ocean – all the while learning more about yourself in the process. Notice the finest details in the ornate mosques, relax and reflect in a picturesque garden and allow the towering architecture to take your breath away as you take in the incredible skylines. One thing is for certain – when you cruise to Dubai and journey through the Indian Ocean, you will come back changed and better for the experience.

The cities of Arabia and India are impressive in their magnitude, and beckon travelers in to discover the treasures that lie beneath the enormous skyscrapers. To learn more about cruising to Dubai, Arabia and the Indian Ocean, contact The Cruise Web today at 1-800-377-9383.

Things to Do on a Cruise to Dubai & the Indian Ocean

Prepare to discover something excitedly different when you cruise to Dubai and the Indian Ocean. You’ll be welcomed and immersed into new cultures, smell and taste spices you’ve never heard of and gaze at towering structures and palaces that defy gravity. Cruises to Dubai and the Indian Ocean offer a range of diverse activities, some focusing on the fascinating history of the Middle East and India, while other look to the future. You could tour a museum in the morning, and ride a roller coaster in the afternoon. Or be humbled by the beauty of the region’s architecture before finding a peaceful moment to reflect in the scenic gardens. Featured below are but a few of the amazing ways you could spend your time when cruising to Dubai and the Indian Ocean:

• Explore the pristine parks and immaculately landscaped gardens of Dubai, or climb to the top of the 2,722-foot Burj Khalifa for incredible views of the growing city and surrounding desert – the elevator ride alone is worth it!
   
• Dubai, United Arab Emirates features a plethora of diverse attractions, including the Dubai Museum, Jumeirah Mosque and the buzzing markets with their spices, crafts and jewelry.
   

• Enjoy the elegant architecture throughout the Middle East and Arabia – but especially in Muscat, Oman. Muscat has it all – castles, palaces, mosques, forts, gardens and shops.
   
• Muscat’s Grand Mosque is the third largest in the world and most of this stunning building is open to non-Muslim visitors. After a day of touring, be sure to visit the Muttrah Souk marketplace for unique handicrafts and local delicacies.
   

• Towering above the surrounding desert dunes you’ll find Abu Dhabi – the capital and gem of the United Arab Emirates. Highlights in Abu Dhabi include Ferrari World with its incredible collection of cars and the world’s fastest roller coaster, along with the beachfront Emirates Palace (which is actually a hotel) featuring extravagant stone, ornate domes and expansive courtyard.
   
• Mumbai (Bombay), India is half the world away from England, but the former-British colony still features an array of Victorian-inspired architecture, including and the Rajabai Clock Tower, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Victoria and Albert Museum. These buildings create a striking juxtaposition to the traditional Indian buildings and popular Chowpatty Beach.