As well as Dubai International Airport, there are other methods of transpot into Dubai. The UAE road network is inconsistent but is reasonable into Dubai city center. Rail is also an option.

Abras on the Creek, Dubai An abra is a water taxi and they have been used as a way of getting across the Creek for many years. This is still an effective means of transportation for many in Dubai. It costs just 50 fils one way.

Arriving by Air

Dubai International Airport is a busy airport that serves Dubai with both international and domestic air services.

Getting Around Dubai

For getting around Dubai there is a fairly good bus service, mini buses and taxis. Most people who are staying for some time make sure they have access to a vehicle, as there isn't a reliable public transport system beyond the city. Car hire is not too expensive, the roads are in good condition but the rules of the road are not always carefuly observed. Be very careful until you are used to it and be aware that roundabouts are particularly hazardous. as are wandering camels.

• Al Dawaar Restaurant
  Hyatt Regency Dubai
  
• Miyako
  Hyatt Regency Hotel
  
• Tahiti Restaurant
  Metropolitan Palace Hotel, Al Maktoum Street, Dubai
  
  
• La Moda
  Hotel Inter-Continental, Bin Yas Street
• La Cucina restaurant
  J W Marriott Hotel, Abu Baker Al Siddique Road, Dubai
  

• Minato
  Hotel Inter-Continental, Bin Yas Street
• Shabestan Restaurant
  Hotel Inter-Continental, Bin Yas Street,
• Fish Market restaurant
  Hotel Inter-Continental, Bin Yas Street,
• La Parilla restaurant
  Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Jumeira, Dubai
  
• Sphinx
  Pyramids, Wafi Centre