Dubai in June

The Dhow is a lavish cruise that sails from Dubai Creek or the Deira Creek. During the cruise, tourists get to check out the old and historical side of Dubai and learn about how fishermen used to make vessels for catching fish or how they used to dive for pearls. It is recommended to take the cruise at night as it is one of the most romantic activities to try out while in Dubai. Tourists can also try out an Arabian meal while on the cruise at night.

The Dubai Summer Surprises (popularly known as DSS) is the annual summer festival that spans up to ten weeks and is a haven for those who love shopping. The calendar is filled with live performances and activities that you can experience as a family or with your near and dear ones. The event also comes with deals and discounts and has a tradition of selling tickets and giving a chance to win huge prizes.

Dubai Glow Garden takes pride in being the world's first glow-in-the-dark park. It is also the world's largest theme park dedicated to dinosaurs. The park spreads across 5 zones- Glow Park, Dinosaur Park, Magic Park, Art Park and Ice Park. Known to attract tourists of all ages, especially children, the park also has exhibits from fairy tales like Cinderella and her glittering carriage. Tourists can also admire the sculptures made up of ice that highlight expert craftsmanship in the ice park.

A water theme park is definitely one of the most sought-after places by tourists to beat the heat. Located in the Jumeirah next to Dubai's iconic Burj Al Arab hotel, the park has up to 30 rides to try out for all ages. If you are an adrenaline junkie and are wondering what to do in Dubai in June, then you can check out rides like Ring Rides, Master Blasters, and Riptide FlowRider.

The Dubai Opera was built in 2016 and is one of the largest venues for shows and operas. It is big enough to accommodate up to 2000 people and its structure is built to resemble a Dhow. The Opera can be transformed into a traditional theater venue, a concert hall, or even into a flat floor, depending upon the requirements. Tourists can check out the rooftop to witness the eye-catchy views of the Dubai Fountain and the Burj Khalifa.

La Perle by Dragone is Dubai's first-ever permanent show,located in Al Habtoor City and choreographed by Franco Dragone, this show will keep you engaged throughout. The performance consists of immersive and artistic imagery that enthrall the audience with their aerial displays, aquatic stunts, and state-of-the-art special effects. The performance usually happens over a massive set that provides 270 degrees view.

The Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo takes pride in being one of the largest suspended aquariums in the world. The tanks are large enough to store up to 10 million liters of water and are home to a variety of marine life that is usually found in rivers, lakes, and oceans. This aquarium also hosts the world's largest population of tiger sharks and the world's largest crocodiles. Tourists looking for what to do in Dubai in June can also check out the resident penguin family here and even interact with them.

Inaugurated in 2018, the Dubai Frame is the largest frame in the world. It is 150 meters tall and offers stunning views of the city, right from old and new Dubai to the deserts and the ocean. The Frame also has a glass bridge that is sure to excite even the most experienced thrill seekers as tourists feel like they are walking in the air. The Frame comes with audiovisual representations of the city, its past, and future landscapes.

Amidst the scorching deserts of the middle east, tourists looking for what to do in Dubai in June can find its first ever indoor ski resort. Built massively over 22,500 square meters that resemble a mountain, this place is covered with over 6000 tonnes of snow all year round. It is open throughout the year and comes with many experiences like mountain thriller ride, snow tube ride, etc. The park also has a unique feature of meeting penguins and has a temperature as low as -2 degrees Celsius.

The Aquaventure Waterpark is one of the most sought after places to visit in Dubai and is a series of ziplines, swimming pools, shoots, and flumes. Located in the premises of the Atlantis hotel, this water park comes with a lost chamber that houses close to 65000 marine animals and also has up to 30 record-breaking water slides that send its guests splashing into the water. Tourists visiting this place can also check out the 1 km long private beach.

The Dubai Safari Park is a popular attraction that is sought after not only by tourists but also by locals. The park has up to 3000 animals from around the world and are grouped based on where they are from. Apart from animals, the zoo is also a home to a wide variety of plants and rely on modern but also sustainable technologies for their survival like solar energy and renewable water system.

Set in an air-conditioned indoor setup, the Dolphinarium is known for the dolphins that perform a lot of tricks and keep the guests entertained. This is also a place where tourists can get up close to dolphins and get themselves clicked. Apart from dolphins, there is also a birds show that is worth checking out. The dolphins are known to swim through mazes and bounce on trampolines. Tourists visiting this place can also get souvenirs as memorabilia.