Dubai Tour Package from Japan

Dubai Tour Package from Japan

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Itinerary for Dubai Tour Packages from Japan

It is fascinating to learn that you can explore a lot of tourist places in Dubai within 8 days. So, in this detailed itinerary, we will look at some of the major experiences of the city. All the tourist attractions that you visit with us are included in this package. So, let’s dive right into the details.  There are a lot of international airports in Japan, so secure your flight tickets from your nearest airport to Dubai. 

Day 1: Arrival in Dubai & Dhow Cruise Experience

After you land in Dubai, our representative will be waiting to pick you up from the airport. You can then check into your 3-star hotel and spend the rest of your afternoon relaxing or exploring on your own. In the evening, prepare yourself to board a Dhow Cruise Dubai, which is a traditional Arabian boat. You’ll be cruising on water where you can take in the beautiful views of the city from a completely different angle. Also, savour international cuisine and stay thoroughly entertained on board. Return to your hotel after a tiring day. 

Day 2: Dubai City Tour | Evening Desert Safari

It’s time for you to go on a Dubai city tour on your Dubai Vacation Packages from Japan. Explore all the major places that tourists love and admire, like Palm Jumeirah, Souks, and so much more. We saved the best for last. After your city tour, you can rest in your hotel for some time, and in the evening, we will take you to Burj Khalifa’s 124th floor for some stunning views of the city. The observation deck experience is a must-have when you visit Dubai from Japan. Moreover, if you are coming from Malaysia, you should explore a Dubai tour package from Malaysia to gain unique experiences of the city. 

Day 3: Burj Khalifa | Dubai Mall Attractions

On the 3rd day of your Dubai tour package from Japan, we will take you to Burj Khalifa’s 124th floor for some stunning views of the city. The observation deck experience is a must-have when you visit Dubai from Japan. Moreover, if you are coming from Malaysia, you should explore a Dubai tour package from Malaysia to gain unique experiences of the city. Later in the day, visit the other biggest attraction in the downtown area.

As you reach the Dubai Mall, unlock the many things you can do there. Grab some food after the whole morning of excursions. Later, walk around the many premium stores present with a cup of coffee. Shop until it falls. Alternatively, you can also visit the indoor attractions and get refreshed. Visit the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo with your kids. Watch with fascination as the marine life swims in front of you. Moreover, you can enjoy Dubai Ice Rink, KidZania, and House of Hype. Lastly, wrap up the day with a movie at Reel Cinema.

Day 4: Abu Dhabi Tour | Ferrari World

Take a break from the Gulf city and visit Abu Dhabi on the 4th day of your Dubai vacation packages from Japan. Wake up as the sunshine lurks from your window. Afterwards, have a fulfilling breakfast in the hotel. In 1-2 hours, you will reach the capital city. The best way to see the attractions with convenience is to take a city tour. Visit Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Qasr-Al-Watan, Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi Corniche and Marina Mall.

Take some rest and later in the afternoon visit the Ferrari World Abu Dhabi. This theme park is synonymous with speed and thrill. The host of the world’s fastest roller coaster, Formula Rossa. Moreover, if you are with kids, worry not. They have a special section that is a safe and great spot for fun. Alternatively, you can also go to the Esports Arena and enjoy gaming. Wrap the day with a lot of memories as you travel back to Dubai.

Day 5: Atlantis Aquaventure Waterpark

Save yourself from the dry heat on the 5th day of the Dubai tour packages from Japan, as you visit the largest waterpark. After you are done with your morning rituals, head to the luxury resort, Atlantis The Palm. The majestic beauty of this place with a seafront is very pleasing. Moreover, Aquaventure Waterpark is inside this. As you head in, first change into swimwear or take it from there. Additionally, you can use more facilities like the lockers, Wi-Fi and towels.

Atlantis Aquaventure waterpark has around 105 options for rides. What’s more? You can interact and watch the shows of Dolphins and Fur Seals. Nevertheless, if you feel that you can test your thrill thresholds, then swim with the sharks through a near-vertical drop through a clear tube. Lastly, watch the mesmerising sunset from the private beach and head back to your hotel room.

Day 6: Shop Souvenir

No visit to Dubai is complete without shopping, so after having breakfast at the hotel, you can head shopping for a time. There are many places in Dubai which offer impeccable shopping experiences, like the Souks for some traditional shopping, the Dubai Mall for some luxurious goods and the Dubai Outlet Mall for some sick deals. Moreover, you can visit Bur Dubai and Deira for an authentic local experience. In Bur Dubai, you can shop for beautiful gold jewellery from the Gold Souk or visit the Textile Souk for a variety of fabrics. Later, take an Abra and sail through the Dubai Creek to reach Deira. Perfume Souk is very renowned there; shop for your favourite fragrance. Finally, when you head back to the hotel, watch Dubai shine with all its lights.

Day 7: Exploring Dubai In Depth  

Dubai is known for its magical experiences and attractions. Make sure you get the best of the city on your last day here. You can try the exciting water sports in Dubai like Jet ski, Jet car, parasailing and many more. Moreover, if you’re visiting with your partner, then you can go to Love Lake Dubai, which is a lake in the shape of 2 interlocked hearts. Also, you can try ziplining in Dubai. Lastly, return to your hotel and sleep tight.

Day 8: Bidding Dubai Goodbye!

For your 8th and final day, after breakfast, it’s check-out time. The Dubai Tour Packages from Japan are indeed one of the best experiences that you can have. A car will take you to the airport, where you will bid the city goodbye. 

What to Expect from a Dubai Tour Package from Japan?

Dubai really leaves an impression. On this 8-day, 7-night tour from Japan, you’ll see a mix of modern buildings, traditional spots, some fun adventures, and chances to relax. You can check out the skyscrapers and malls, head into the desert, visit cultural sites, and spend time at waterparks. There’s also free time to explore on your own, shop for souvenirs, and try little experiences that make Dubai feel special.

Key Highlights of the Tour

• Dhow Cruise: Evening cruise on a traditional Arabian boat along Dubai Creek with city views.
• Dubai City & Burj Khalifa: Explore Palm Jumeirah, traditional souks, and visit the 124th floor of Burj Khalifa.
• Dubai Mall Attractions: Shop, dine, and enjoy the Aquarium, Ice Rink, KidZania, and Reel Cinema.
• Abu Dhabi & Ferrari World: Visit Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Emirates Palace, and enjoy thrilling rides at Ferrari World.
• Atlantis Aquaventure Waterpark: Enjoy water rides, dolphin and seal shows, and optional shark encounters.
• Shopping & Local Experiences: Explore souks, Dubai Outlet Mall, Bur Dubai, and Deira for gold, perfumes, textiles, and souvenirs.
• Adventure & Leisure Activities: Water sports, ziplining, Love Lake, or relaxing around the city.
• Seamless Travel: Airport transfers, hotel stays, and guided tours are included for a hassle-free trip.

Best Time to Visit Dubai 

If you’re planning a trip from Japan to Dubai, choosing the right time can make a big difference in how much you enjoy the city. Dubai has something to offer all year round, but the experience changes with the seasons, so it’s worth knowing what to expect before booking your tour package.

Peak Season (November to March)

• The days are warm but not too hot, and the evenings cool off, so a day in the city or on the beach or off enjoying a desert adventure is quite comfortable.
• This is when Dubai hosts its biggest highlights, including the Dubai Shopping Festival, cultural events, and world-class sports tournaments.
• This is the busiest time of year, so popular attractions can have long lines, and hotel prices are generally higher.

Off Season (May to September)

• Summer in Dubai is extremely hot, especially during the day, with temperatures often going beyond 40°C.
• While outdoor plans are limited, it’s a great time to enjoy air-conditioned attractions like theme parks, museums, malls, and indoor entertainment.
• Many travellers choose this season for the savings, as flight tickets and hotels are much cheaper and good deals are easy to find.

Shoulder Season (April, May, September, and October)

• These months sit comfortably between peak and off-peak seasons, with warmer weather that’s still manageable.
• You can enjoy outdoor activities early in the morning or later in the evening when the heat eases off.
• April and October are ideal for you if you like a slower pace, fewer crowds, and better value for money.

New Year’s Eve (20 December-5 January)

During New Year’s Eve, Dubai completely transforms into a city of celebration. The streets, landmarks, and skyline light up with incredible fireworks, live performances, and beautifully planned events. From elegant gala dinners to high-energy nightlife, there’s a festive buzz everywhere you go. If you enjoy a mix of luxury, excitement, and unforgettable moments, this is one of the best times to experience Dubai at its finest.

Still confused and want more clarity for the ideal time to visit Dubai? Read through and learn all about the best time to visit Dubai and all the great things you can enjoy in the city during this period.

Flight Connectivity & Route Options

Getting to Dubai from Japan is simpler than it sounds. Big airports like Tokyo (Narita or Haneda), Osaka, and Nagoya all have easy flight options, whether you prefer a direct route or don’t mind a short stop along the way. Most people just fly from the airport closest to them and plan around what’s easiest. The distance is about 7,900 km, and a direct flight takes roughly 11 to 12 hours. Flights with a stop take longer, but they can be cheaper or fit your schedule better. Once the flight is booked, the rest feels pretty simple, and getting from Japan to Dubai isn’t as complicated as it might seem.

Dubai Visa Guide for International Travellers

Japanese citizens don’t need to apply for a visa before travelling to Dubai. They are eligible for a visa on arrival, making the entry process quick and hassle-free. Travel Saga Tourism can also help with the visa assistance, accommodation, and filling out the forms, so travellers can focus on enjoying their trip without stress.

Where to Stay in Dubai

Japanese travellers in Dubai usually look for places that are easy to get around from, feel safe, and don’t make daily travel tiring. Being close to main sights helps, and having familiar food options or helpful hotel staff is always a plus. These are the areas that tend to work well for visitors coming from Japan. 

• Downtown Dubai: Close to Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, so you can walk or take short rides instead of planning too much. Hotels here are mostly upscale and well organised. It’s convenient, but it can feel busy, especially in the evenings.
• Dubai Marina & JBR: Good if you like being near the sea. Long walking paths, cafés, and a slower pace compared to downtown. Popular with couples and younger travellers. Getting to older parts of the city takes a bit longer, though.
• Business Bay: Right next to Downtown, but usually a little cheaper. Mostly modern hotels and serviced apartments. Easy to move around from here, especially if you’re planning day tours and don’t need to be right at tourist spots.
• Bur Dubai: Central and practical. Close to old markets and areas that many Asian travellers are comfortable with. Lots of mid-range hotels. Not fancy, but easy on the pocket and well-connected.
• Deira: One of the older parts of the city. Very local feel. Close to the Gold and Spice Souks and plenty of Asian restaurants and grocery stores. Hotels are simpler, but they’re convenient if you want something budget-friendly and lively.

Top Attractions Included in This Package

• Burj Khalifa: A quiet, breathtaking view from the world’s tallest building. Clean, well-organised, and unforgettable.
• Desert safari and sunset experience: Endless sand. Open skies and personal sunsets that feel completely different from daily life in Japan.
• Dhow cruise dinner: A calm evening on the water with city lights, gentle entertainment, and international cuisine.
• Dubai city tour: A perfect mix of futuristic landmarks and traditional markets. Easy to explore and well-managed.
• Dubai Mall and Dubai Aquarium: World-class shopping paired with a serene underwater experience. Ideal for all age groups.
• Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Abu Dhabi: Graceful architecture, symmetry, and a sense of calm that deeply resonates with Japanese visitors.

Practical Travel Tips for Japanese While Visiting Dubai 

• Silence Feels Different in Dubai: In Japan, silence is comfortable, but in Dubai, people often talk more to show friendliness, so a small smile or short reply is enough and is not seen as rude.
• Being Too Polite Can Slow Things Down: Japanese visitors often wait patiently, but in Dubai, politely speaking up at hotels, counters, or during tours usually results in faster and clearer service.
• Schedules Are Flexible: Unlike Japan’s minute-by-minute timing, Dubai tour pickups and activities may shift slightly, so leaving buffer time helps reduce stress.
• Bargaining Is Friendly, Not Rude: Price negotiation in souks is expected and social, and smiling while bargaining is seen as part of the experience, not disrespectful.
• Spice Levels Are Stronger Than Japanese Standards: Even “medium” spice can feel very hot, so asking for no spice at all is the safest option for Japanese taste preferences.
• Shoes Usually Stay On Indoors: Removing shoes automatically can feel natural for Japanese visitors, but in Dubai, most indoor places require shoes unless clearly requested otherwise.
• Strangers Starting Conversations Is Normal: Taxi drivers, hotel staff, or even people in elevators may casually start conversations, and a short, friendly response is perfectly acceptable.

Why Book Your Dubai Tour Package from Japan With Us?

Booking a Dubai Tour Package from Japan with Travel Saga Tourism makes the trip easier from start to finish. They guide you through everything, from booking the package to the end of your journey, so you don’t have to worry about the details.

• Trusted travel agency with 3000+ Tripadvisor reviews. (see our guest reviews here)
• Winner of Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award 2023, 2024 & 2025.
• Licensed by Dubai’s Department of Tourism.9
• Take care of customers 24*7 with all the related guidance.
• Multiple payment options, so that it can be seamless.
• Provides full guidance, including visa services with documentation.
• The accommodation services do not worry about anything and enjoy a hassle-free journey.

How to Book Your Package?

Travel Saga makes this trip simple. You can book a Dubai Tour Package from Japan directly on our website or contact our sales team to reserve your spot.

Contact Us

• Phone: +971 4 268 4645
• WhatsApp: +971 50 339 9740
• Email: booking@travelsaga.com

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• POS credit/debit card machine
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Conclusion

Dubai is a city that is more than its destinations, like the modern skyscrapers, golden deserts, and vibrant culture, all in one place. This tour from Japan lets you experience adventure, luxury, and relaxation effortlessly. With Travel Saga Tourism, every detail is taken care of, making your Dubai holiday smooth and memorable. Get ready for a truly unforgettable trip!

FAQs

Q. Where can I book Dubai Vacation Packages from Japan?

You can book your Dubai vacation packages from Japan with Travel Saga Tourism at an unbeatable price. So, you can either book the tour package online or get in touch with our customer service team.

Q. Can I customise my Dubai Tour Package from Japan?

Yes, only with Travel Saga can you get customisable Dubai tour packages from Japan. So, you can contact our customer service team and provide your preferences and requirements, and we will create a package that suits your needs.

Q. What are some of the must-visit tourist places that I should include in the Dubai Tour Package from Japan?

Dubai have several places that should be on the travel list of visitors, like the Museum of Future, Dubai Marina, Palm Island, Miracle Garden, Global Village, and some theme parks in Dubai.

Q. How far is Dubai from Japan via flight?

Dubai is approximately 7,900 kilometres (4,900 miles) away from Japan. A direct flight from major Japanese airports like Tokyo (Narita or Haneda), Osaka, or Nagoya typically takes around 11 to 12 hours, while flights with a stopover may take longer, depending on the layover, but can sometimes be more cost-effective or convenient.

Q. What is the best time to plan a Dubai vacation package from Japan?

The months of November to March are ideal for a trip to Dubai. During these months, the weather is quite pleasant in the city and is also ideal for outdoor activities. So, one must definitely plan their holiday with Dubai vacation packages from Japan during these months.

Q. What is the ideal duration of a Dubai tour package from Japan? 

The ideal duration of Dubai trips from Japan is 7 nights and 8 days. In 4 days, you can easily cover most of the major tourist attractions and activities in Dubai. However, as the packages are customisable, you can extend your trip. 

Q. How do I make Dubai Vacation Packages from Japan memorable?

You can make your Dubai Vacation Packages from Japan memorable by customising your package with us. Make sure that you include all of the major touristy places and the offbeat tourist locations in the itinerary!

Q. What is the cost of the Dubai Tour Package from Japan?

The starting price of the Dubai Tour Package from Japan is 1195 AED.

Q. Is Dubai a safe destination for Japanese travellers?

Yes, Dubai is considered one of the safest cities in the world. The city is clean, well-organised, and has strict laws that ensure public safety. Japanese travellers generally feel comfortable exploring Dubai both during the day and at night, whether they are travelling solo, as a couple, or with family.

Q. What kind of food options are available for Japanese travellers in Dubai?

Dubai offers a wide variety of food options suitable for Japanese travellers. You’ll find international cuisine in hotels and malls, including Japanese restaurants serving sushi, ramen, and other familiar dishes. There are also many Asian and vegetarian-friendly options, and restaurants are usually happy to adjust spice levels based on your preference.