Dubai Creek

Dubai Creek is a saltwater Creek situated in Dubai, UAE. The seawater Dubai Creek Khor Dubai, streaming between Deira and Bur Dubai in the historic point of the United Arab Emirates city of the similar name, is the reason behind existence of Dubai. At the point when exchange with the outside world started over a century back, this ensured channel was the undeniable decision to build up a commercial seaport. The creek has been widened up many times during the last century, and presently, it's busy with abra — little wooden water taxis — shipping travelers between the souks of Deira on the northeastern bank and the historically significant area of Bur Dubai on the southwestern bank.

While water taxis are regularly included as a major aspect of guided touring visits and fill in as a pragmatic method to see the sights of Dubai Creek while getting from Point A to Point B, the waterway can also be enjoyed by a sunset dinner cruise aboard a conventional Arabian wooden sailboat known as a dhow. Numerous comprehensive tours through Dubai city incorporate a journey on Khor Dubai or a dhow dinner cruise Bateaux Dubai is a prominent one with visits to the Burj Khalifa, the Dubai desert, the Burj Al-Arab, the Dubai Marina and the Old City region.

Take a water taxi as a type of transportation to utilize Dubai Creek as local people do.

Take your Dubai Creek experience with a dinner dhow cruise.

Handicap accessibility is not guaranteed on creek tours.