Dubai Tour Packages from Mumbai

For Mumbai, Dubai is almost next door. The flight takes about three hours, there are dozens of departures a day, and a long weekend is enough for the Burj Khalifa, the desert and the souks. Our Dubai packages from Mumbai take care of the hotel with breakfast, private airport transfers, a dhow cruise dinner, a city tour with the Burj Khalifa and an evening desert safari with BBQ dinner, and we can add return flights from Mumbai or Pune.

Every Dubai tour package from Mumbai on this page is priced per person on twin sharing, land only, GST extra, and you pay 30% to book. We plan everything by phone and WhatsApp, so it does not matter that our office is in Gurugram. Compare the four packages below, or send us your dates for a quote with flights.

Each package page shows a live price, updated daily at today's exchange rate. For flights, visa and spending money as well, read our Dubai trip cost from India guide.

• Hotel: 4 or 5 nights in Dubai in the hotel category you choose, with daily breakfast (a beach hotel at JBR or Dubai Marina on the honeymoon package).
• Airport transfers: private arrival and departure transfers at Dubai International Airport.
• Sightseeing: a dhow cruise with buffet dinner, a half-day Dubai city tour, the Burj Khalifa At the Top ticket (levels 124 and 125), the Dubai Mall and Dubai Fountain, and an evening desert safari with BBQ dinner, plus the Dubai Frame, Abu Dhabi, the theme parks or The View at The Palm, depending on the package.
• Visa help: UAE tourist visa assistance and travel support before you leave.

Not included: return flights from Mumbai, the UAE visa fee, travel insurance, the Tourism Dirham fee charged by Dubai hotels, meals not listed, and GST and TCS. Check each package page for its exact inclusions.

Mumbai to Dubai is among the most frequent international routes from India, with nonstop flights from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport on Emirates, Air India, IndiGo, Akasa Air, flydubai and Air India Express. The flight takes about three hours, and with Dubai one and a half hours behind India, a morning departure lands before lunch, local time.

Because there are so many flights, you can usually pick timings that fit the holiday: an early flight on day one for a full first evening, and an evening return so the last day is not wasted. Pune also has nonstop flights to Dubai, which can be easier for travellers from Pune, Nashik or Navi Mumbai's eastern suburbs.

Return economy fares from Mumbai are often roughly ₹18,000 to ₹35,000 per person when booked early, and rise sharply around Diwali, Christmas, New Year, Eid and the May and June holidays. See our guide to flights from India to Dubai for routes and tips.

Our prices are land only, which suits Mumbai travellers who book their own flights or use miles. If you would rather book everything together, we quote a Dubai package from Mumbai with flights as one price, with timings matched to the itinerary and enough time after hotel checkout for the return flight.

As a rough guide, four nights in Dubai from Mumbai with flights, a 3-star or 4-star hotel and the main sightseeing usually come to about ₹55,000 to ₹75,000 per person on twin sharing outside the peak festival weeks, before GST and TCS. Ask us for the exact figure for your dates.

Short flights make Dubai a favourite long-weekend trip from Mumbai. Our 4-night Dubai Classic package fits a Thursday to Monday break: a Marina dhow cruise on arrival, the city tour and Burj Khalifa on day two, a desert safari on day three and the Dubai Frame on day four, with free time for the malls and the Gold Souk. Plan it with our Dubai itinerary guide.

Honeymooners from Mumbai often choose our Romantic Dubai Honeymoon, with a beach hotel at JBR or Dubai Marina, a sunset Burj Khalifa slot and The View at The Palm.

Families can spend whole days at IMG Worlds of Adventure and Atlantis Aquaventure on the Dubai Family Fun Holiday. Gujarati, Jain and Maharashtrian vegetarian food is easy to find in Bur Dubai, Karama and Meena Bazaar; see our Indian food in Dubai guide.

Groups of friends and colleagues often add shopping and nightlife: read our Dubai shopping guide, or add Abu Dhabi with the Dubai & Abu Dhabi Explorer. For groups of 10 or more, ask us for a group quote.

November to March is the most pleasant time, with dry, sunny days of about 20 to 30°C, a welcome change from Mumbai's humidity. The Dubai Shopping Festival, usually from mid-December to January, brings sales, fireworks and concerts, and also the highest hotel prices. In the summer months Dubai is very hot, but hotels are cheaper and most attractions are indoors. Read our guide to the best time to visit Dubai.

Indian passport holders need a visa for Dubai. Most apply for a UAE tourist e-visa before travel, which we help with after booking, and holders of a valid US visa or green card, or a UK or EU visa or residence permit, can usually get a visa on arrival. Our Dubai visa for Indians guide has the current details.