UAE Tour Packages: Seven Emirates, Souks, and Sand
One small country holds the tallest tower on earth, a marble mosque that stops every visitor mid-step, mountains, oases, and dunes that turn copper at sunset. Fortune builds the Emirates as a private trip, shaped to your dates, your pace, and your people in the Gulf.
The Foreign Country That Feels Like Family.
No place abroad is woven into Kerala life like the Emirates. Flights from Kochi land in under four hours, the UAE holds one of the largest Malayali communities anywhere on earth, and for lakhs of families a Gulf trip is equal parts holiday and homecoming. The country is a union of seven emirates, Abu Dhabi the capital among them, and it swings between extremes with a showman's timing: record-breaking towers and the world's grandest malls on one side, creek boats, spice souks, mountain roads, and silent dunes on the other. Fortune plans it privately, with the touring days wrapped around family time whenever you want them to be.
Four Faces of One Country.
Seven emirates, four broad directions, and more variety than the map suggests.
Dubai
The headline city
Where the Burj Khalifa needles into the clouds, the fountain show dances below it, and the marina, malls, souks, and beaches run the day into a late, lit night.
Abu Dhabi
The capital
Home of the white marble Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, a grand corniche, and museum districts built to world scale.
Sharjah and the Northern Emirates
The country's cultural capital of museums and souks
With Ajman's quiet beaches beyond it, the mountains of Ras Al Khaimah rising to the UAE's highest road, and Fujairah's east coast facing a different sea.
The Desert and the Oases
The country's oldest face
Where 4x4s ride the red dunes at sunset, camps glow after dark, and the garden city of Al Ain keeps its ancient palm oases.
The UAE, in brief.
The quick read before the plan.
A Morning at the Grand Mosque.
A Field of White Marble and Gold
In Abu Dhabi stands the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, and no photograph fully prepares a visitor for it. Eighty-two white domes float over marble courtyards inlaid with flowers of coloured stone, chandeliers heavy with crystal hang above one of the largest hand-knotted carpets ever made, and pools along the arcades double the whole vision in still water. It welcomes visitors of every faith, asks only for modest dress and quiet steps, and repays them with an hour most travellers count among the finest of any trip. Sunset is its famous moment, when the white marble takes on the colour of the sky.
The Evening the Country Turns to Sand.
An hour from any skyline, the tarmac gives way to dunes, and the Emirates show their older face. The 4x4s deflate their tyres and ride the red sand in long swoops, pausing on a ridge as the sun drops and the desert turns gold, then copper, then dark. At the camp, dinner comes under lanterns with music and shows, camels wait for slow rides, and the sky overhead fills with more stars than the cities ever allow. For many travellers this evening, not the malls, is the memory that stays longest.
Built Around Your People and Your Month.
Every Emirates trip starts from three answers: your dates, your days, and whether family in the Gulf is part of the picture. From that, we set the mix: Dubai's towers and souks, the capital's mosque morning, a desert evening, and the quieter emirates if time allows, with hotels placed where your plans actually happen and the season read honestly. The full plan and its price reach you first, and payment follows only your approval.
A Kerala Company for the Farthest Trip You'll Take.
20 Years of Experience
Two decades of escorted group departures from Kerala, with the systems that come from doing it a thousand times.
One Point of Contact
From your first enquiry to your return flight, you deal with one team that knows your whole plan.
Paperwork Handled
Visas, documentation, and connections, managed for you step by step.
Meals and Miles Covered
Flights, hotels, daily meals, entry tickets, and drinking water on the road, all inside one booking.
FAQ
Questions with useful answers
No. The UAE, the United Arab Emirates, is the country, a union of seven emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah. Dubai is its most famous emirate and city, while Abu Dhabi is the capital. Fortune plans trips across all seven, built to your dates.
Four to five days cover Dubai, a desert evening, and an Abu Dhabi day without rushing. A week adds the northern emirates, the mountains, or the east coast. Family-visit trips stretch as long as the leave allows, and the touring days fit around them.
Yes, arrangements for Indian passport holders are updated from time to time, so we confirm the current requirement and handle the process with you when you enquire. Keep your passport valid for six months beyond your return date.
November to March, when days are warm rather than fierce and evenings turn beautiful. Summer months run very hot, and if that is your window, the plan flips to indoor days and outdoor nights, stated honestly upfront.
A 4x4 rides the red dunes through sunset, then the evening settles into a desert camp with dinner, shows, and camel rides under the stars. It is the most loved evening on any Gulf trip, and gentler transfers exist for travellers who want the camp without the dune drive.
Easily, and half our Gulf travellers do. Days with relatives in Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, or anywhere across the Emirates sit before, after, or in the middle of the touring plan, and because the trip is built for you from the start, the route bends around your family time, not the other way around.