Hot country!
My husband and I rested in September, the heat subsided a bit, compared to summer, but still sooo hot. Especially from 12 to 16. In the Emirates for the 1st time, they chose the Dubai Marina area and it was a mistake. Very clean and beautiful, there was a metro station nearby (which is also not unimportant). We went on our own, downloaded a map and navigated on it. We were at Bursh Khalifa, arrived at M. Dubai Mall on the same day bought a ticket for a day entrance for $ 50, and a day later we went up to the 125th floor, the view is amazing. Tickets for Bursha were taken in the transition, if you go from the metro, then on the right as soon as the shopping arcade begins. The fare for the metro and trams depends on the number of zones you pass through. I recommend taking a silver card, throwing money there and riding without overpaying each time for the ticket itself (2 dirhams). In the tram, tickets can be bought on the platform itself and be sure to “chip in” so that the time and place of departure are recorded, they can check when you exit. We also went to the old city, went to the Al Fahidi metro station, walked towards the market and from there for only 1 dirham, together with Pakistanis and Indians, we crossed the Krie canal on an abre (such a boat). They have a local transfer from shore to shore, 5 minutes to swim, cheap and exciting. We didn’t particularly like it at the Gold Market, we didn’t have a goal to buy gold, so we just looked around. Food and water in shops near the beach are much more expensive. In general, everything is very large and beautiful. At prices, equipment is cheaper than in Ukraine, things are approximately the same as ours. Taxi at an affordable price.
People are friendly and smiling. Have a nice trip!
