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Classic UAE – Dubai & Abu Dhabi
A perfect introduction to the Emirates, blending beaches, theme parks, aquariums, and desert safaris with cultural highlights and family downtime.
Day 1–3: Dubai
Arrive in Dubai and settle into your family resort. Spend your first days exploring Dubai Mall, home to the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo, an indoor ice rink, and plenty of family dining options. Take in the view from the Burj Khalifa observation deck, then cool off at Aquaventure Waterpark or Wild Wadi, both with slides suitable for all ages. In the evenings, wander the souks of Old Dubai, take an abra boat ride across Dubai Creek, or enjoy the dazzling fountain show outside Dubai Mall.
Day 4–5: Desert Adventure (1 hr drive from Dubai)
Head into the desert for an unforgettable family adventure. Stay in a desert camp or luxury lodge, where kids can try camel rides, sandboarding, or a 4x4 dune drive. Evenings bring barbecues under the stars, traditional music, and a chance to learn about Bedouin culture. Waking up in the silence of the dunes is an experience children never forget.
Day 6–8: Abu Dhabi (1.5 hr drive from Dubai)
Transfer to Abu Dhabi for a change of pace. Families can spend a full day at Yas Island, home to Warner Bros World, Ferrari World, and Yas Waterworld — all designed with families in mind. Balance the thrills with culture at the Louvre Abu Dhabi, where interactive exhibits make art engaging for younger visitors. End your trip with time at the beach or by the pool before returning to Dubai for your flight home.
Day 9: Return from Dubai
Drive back to Dubai (approx. 1.5 hrs) for your international flight home.
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Classic Oman
A journey through Oman’s natural and cultural treasures: Muscat’s souks, turquoise wadis, dramatic forts, desert camping, and quiet beaches.
Day 1–2: Muscat
Arrive in Oman’s capital, Muscat, and settle in by the coast. Explore the Muttrah Souk, filled with spices, textiles, and souvenirs, then stroll along the corniche for sea views. Visit the impressive Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque (open to families in the morning), and spend an afternoon at the Royal Opera House gardens or the beach. Evenings are relaxed, with fresh seafood and Omani hospitality.
Day 3–4: Nizwa & the Hajar Mountains (2 hr drive from Muscat)
Travel inland to Nizwa, famous for its fort and lively souk. Families can climb the battlements of Nizwa Fort, then continue into the Hajar Mountains. Stay in a mountain lodge where kids can explore traditional villages, walk through terraced farms, and enjoy panoramic views. A gentle hike along the “balcony walk” at Jebel Shams gives older children a sense of adventure without being too strenuous.
Day 5–6: Wahiba Sands Desert (3 hr drive from Nizwa)
Head south into the golden dunes of the Wahiba Sands. Stay in a desert camp where families can try camel rides, sandboarding, and dune bashing. Evenings bring campfires, stargazing, and Omani storytelling. Kids will love the novelty of sleeping in Bedouin-style tents or air-conditioned cabins beneath the desert sky.
Day 7–8: Ras al Jinz & Turtle Coast (2 hr drive from Wahiba Sands)
Travel east to the coast at Ras al Jinz, where families can join a night walk to see turtles nesting on the beach (seasonal). By day, relax by the sea or visit nearby wadis such as Wadi Shab, where kids can swim in clear pools surrounded by cliffs and waterfalls.
Day 9: Return to Muscat (3 hr drive)
Drive back to Muscat for your final night, with time for last-minute shopping or one more swim before flying home.
Classic Jordan
An adventure through Jordan’s iconic sights: Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea, and Roman ruins, all in one easy-to-travel route.
Day 1–2: Amman
Arrive in Jordan’s capital, Amman, and spend your first days exploring. Visit the Amman Citadel for sweeping views and ancient ruins, and stroll through the lively downtown with its markets and street food. Families can also take a day trip to the impressive Roman ruins of Jerash, where kids will love running through amphitheatres and climbing ancient steps.
Day 3–4: Petra (3 hr drive from Amman)
Drive south to the rose-red city of Petra, one of the world’s most famous archaeological sites. Families can walk the dramatic Siq canyon to the Treasury, then explore wider trails at their own pace. Older kids may enjoy the climb to the Monastery, while younger ones can explore the tombs and caves closer to the entrance. Evening light shows in Petra add a magical touch.
Day 5–6: Wadi Rum (1.5 hr drive from Petra)
Continue into the desert wilderness of Wadi Rum. Stay in a Bedouin camp, where families can take jeep tours through the sand dunes and rocky valleys. Kids can try camel rides or sandboarding, while evenings are spent around the campfire, listening to stories under a star-filled sky. The silence and beauty of the desert make this a highlight for all ages.
Day 7–8: Dead Sea (4 hr drive from Wadi Rum)
Finish your journey at the Dead Sea, where floating effortlessly in the salty water is an unforgettable family experience. Resorts here have pools and safe beach access, making it the perfect place to relax after your adventures. Parents can enjoy spa treatments while kids splash about in the pools or take mud baths on the shore.
Day 9: Return to Amman (1 hr drive)
Drive back to Amman for your international flight home.
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Classic Egypt
A family journey through ancient wonders and the Nile, balanced with downtime by the Red Sea.
Day 1–3: Cairo
Arrive in Cairo and dive straight into Egypt’s most iconic sights. Families can marvel at the pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, perhaps even riding a camel across the plateau. At the Egyptian Museum, kids will love the treasures of Tutankhamun, while parents can explore thousands of years of history. Evenings in Cairo can be spent sampling Egyptian food or watching a sound-and-light show at the pyramids.
Day 4–6: Aswan & Nile Cruise (1 hr flight from Cairo)
Fly south to Aswan and board a family-friendly Nile cruise. Over several days, the cruise becomes a relaxed way to see temples without constant packing and unpacking. Stops might include Kom Ombo (with its crocodile museum), Edfu Temple, and riverside villages. On board, kids enjoy the pool and watching life on the Nile, while parents can soak up the scenery.
Day 7–8: Luxor
Disembark in Luxor, the world’s greatest open-air museum. Families can explore the monumental Karnak and Luxor Temples, and take a horse-drawn carriage ride along the corniche. Across the river, the Valley of the Kings brings ancient history alive — older children will be fascinated by hieroglyphs and tomb paintings. A sunrise hot-air balloon ride over the Nile is a magical optional extra.
Day 9–12: Red Sea Coast (4 hr drive from Luxor, or short flight)
End your trip with a few days of downtime on the Red Sea, choosing a resort in Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh. Families can snorkel in shallow reefs full of clownfish, try glass-bottom boat rides, or simply relax by the pool. Most resorts have kids’ clubs and entertainment, making it easy for parents to unwind too.
Day 13: Return via Cairo
Fly back to Cairo for your onward international departure.
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