Jumeirah Zabeel Saray: Family Friendly Halal Holidays Full Of Fun

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Located on the exclusive Palm Jumeirah, the Zabeel Saray by Jumeirah hotels provides a sense of luxury the moment you step into the Ottoman inspired lobby. The vast gold leafed foyer exudes the Turkish styling that has made this hotel one of the most sought after experiences in Dubai.

The rooms are delicately designed in traditional Turkish styling, with a huge Turkish Marble Bathtub, and generously sized rooms. Interconnecting rooms are available upon request and subject to availability. For kids, there are plenty to keep them active including the 59 metre infinity pool, Kids club including playstation areas and supervised activities for younger children. For those more active, the fitness studio and gym is well equipped to keep you fit while on holiday (these are for both men and women).

Another special feature of this grand hotel is The Talise Ottoman Spa. It is the largest of its kind in the Middle East with dedicated segregated male and female areas. Each dedicated area has its own Thalasso Therapy Pool, Sauna, Steam Room, Hamman and unique Snow Room. These are all complimentary services, as well as having the option to pamper yourself with optional spa treatments.

Dining at the Jumeirah Zabeel Saray is a treat for the senses. Breakfast is taken in the wonderfully designed Imperium restaurant, where the vast buffet is available to all guests. If you choose to opt for the half board option, the hotel provides you the opportunity to dine at over 40 restaurants with free scheduled shuttle buses included.

Finally, as part of the Jumeirah hotels group, you also receive complimentary access to the Wild Wadi Waterpark for the duration of your stay at the hotel. Complimentary scheduled shuttle buses are also provided.

From £1,549 per person

based on two people sharing

Includes

Return flights from London to Dubai
7 nights at the 5* Jumeirah Zabeel Saray
Daily breakfast and dine around lunch or dinner at fifty restaurants in Dubai
Return transfers from the airport to the hotel

Valid for travel from May to September (supplements may apply during Easter and in July and August).

Alternative dates are available throughout the year at a supplement. Prices subject to change and availability at the time of booking.

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Home of the seven Emirates that have become popular holiday getaways, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Fujairah, Sharjah, Dubai, Ras al-Khaimah and Umm al-Qaiwain are all must visits when travelling to the UAE. The UAE is in high demand with their relaxing beaches, desserts, delicious cuisines, breathtaking mosques, and all the luxuries needed to provide you with the perfect halal friendly getaway.

Flight time from the UK: A direct flight from London to Dubai is approximately just under 7 hours.

Local languages: Arabic is the national language of those that live within the UAE, however English is widely understood and spoken to at conversational level. Those visiting Dubai will have no problem making conversations in English as English is the most spoken language.

Best time to visit: The very best time to visit the UAE is between September and May. It’s between these months that visitors will enjoy blue clear skies and a comfortable warm climate. The summer months can be quite hot!

Visa requirements (for British passport holders) : Citizens and passport holders of the UK, with right of abode in the UK, will be granted a free of charge visit visa on arrival in the UAE. No application in advance of travel is necessary. Please note that your passport will be stamped for 30 days upon arrival.

Key Events and Festivals:

Abu Dhabi International Jazz Festival – Originally a two day event which now takes place over a week. This lively festival brings in huge crowds which flock to the most-populated city in the UAE for Abu Dhabi’s International Jazz Festival. The beloved May event lures thousands of music lovers, where they can enjoy amazing performances by some of the world’s leading jazz artists.

Eid - At the end of Ramadan, the cities of the UAE celebrate with parties and feasts. Both visitors and locals can share in the spoils as Dubai and Abu Dhabi throw social events for several days to mark the end of the Islamic fasting period.

National Day Festival – Celebrating the formation of the UAE and the independence of the region from Britain, National Day is celebrated across the country in December with joyful performances and events in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Dubai Desert Classic – An annual event held at the Emirates Golf Club in March, where the best golfers from around the world make their way to Dubai, where the Desert Classic takes place.

Which airport will you fly in to: The airport you fly into within the UAE depends on which part of the UAE you’re visiting first. Most direct flights from the UK however will fly in to either Dubai International Airport or Abu Dhabi International Airport.

Must try food:

Al Harees - A famous dish of UAE with highly exotic taste. It is made up of meat and wheat and is a very simple and elegant dish with very few ingredients but with longer cooking duration.

Shawarma – This dish is the most eaten food across this country, and has become very popular in Asian countries. It can be made with lamb or chicken with different restaurants serving this dish in different manners. The most common ingredients are chicken or lamb with a mix of garlic sauce, pickles, fries and tomatoes wrapped in Arabic Roti.

Al Machboos – Another famous traditional dish of UAE is Al Machboos, a meaty yet tender meal. The important ingredients combined to produce this delicious dish are rice, meat, onion and dried lemon. Other seasoning includes spices and salt

Must do experience:

Visit Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Mosque – This spectacularly stunning mosque is famous for its interior and exterior and is known as the key site for worship in the country.

Up above with Dubai’s Burj Khalifa – Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Dubai from the world’s tallest skyscraper.

Discover Al-Bidyah Mosque - The oldest mosque in the United Arab Emirates, Al-Bidyah is an important historical site that lies in the Emirate of Fujairah. The entire surrounding area is an archaeological site, where many pottery and metal artifacts have been excavated.

Walk back in time at Bastakia - The Bastakia quarter of Dubai is the last remaining fragment of Old Dubai. This small heritage area really evokes the simpler, gentler past of the city before skyscrapers took over the skyline.

Dessert Excursions – Adventure lovers will enjoy the empty stretch of desert hugging the coastline outside the popular cities. Most travelers start their dessert adventure from Dubai or Abu Dhabi. With handfuls of activities available within the desert, tourists can enjoy four-wheel-drive trips and dune-buggy journeys, to sand boarding, hiking and camel treks.

Our favourite halal eat: There are too many to list! From the variety of restaurants in the mega malls to the discovering small local restaurants that have been there for over 30 years, you'll never be short of a good meal in the UAE. Let us know if you would like any recommendations when you book your next trip with us.