Asia, Egypt & Europe


Your hotel Radisson Blu Deira Creek Hotel The Deira Creek area is a shopper’s paradise with modern shopping malls and traditional souks available to explore at your doorstep. The Al Mamzar Beach is also nearby. The hotel itself offers guests use of leisure facilities, a choice of nine dining venues and sophisticated bars hosting regular live music. All rooms boast their own private balcony and free Wi-Fi.


What’s included: • Three breakfasts, one dinner


• Three-night stay at the Radisson Blu Deira Creek Hotel


• Half-day tour of Dubai’s modern and historic sights


• A 4WD Safari Tour including a dune drive • Two traditional dance performances


• Transfers in private vehicles with air conditioning and PA system


• Local, English-speaking guides


What’s not included: All other meals and beverages not mentioned above • Personal expenses, such as telephone calls, curio shop purchases and gratuities for driver and guides • Camera fees • Visa fees Any other services not mentioned above


Important notes Official check-in time at the hotel is 14:00, although every effort will be made for your room to be available earlier. Until then, you will be able to make use of the hotel’s leisure facilities, or explore the local area and check in afterwards. Named hotels are subject to change. See page 12 for more information on holiday extensions. Flight details are subject to change and will be confirmed closer to departure.


*Prices are per person based on two guests sharing a twin room. This fare is in addition to the cruise-only or fly-cruise fare on cruise W1902 (pages 68-69). Single room fares are available on request.


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