Tour Overview Hike the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa and check out an eagle-eye view of the stunning contrast of Dubai’s landscape from its two observation decks. Depending on your Burj Khalifa tickets, you will be granted access to one or both of them. It is only here that you can experience the fastest double-deck...
Tour Overview A whole new parade of water based fun and entertainment awaits you at the four diverse and exciting zones of Laguna Water Park! Modeled after La Boca – a vibrant neighborhood of Buenos Aires in Argentina, this newest Dubai water park is an exciting segment of La Mer, one of the Jumeirah’s most...
Tour Overview Camel Trekking tour from Rayna Tours is ideal for anyone on the lookout of a petite yet distinctive adventure while in Ras Al Khaimah. Accompanied by a local Bedouin guide, it allows you to experience the genuine thrill of riding a camel across the miles of unexplored sandy trails, encircled by stunning desert...
Tour Overview Take your sightseeing in Dubai to next level! Board our traditional dhow that floats you down the historic Dubai Creek at a gentle pace. Our 90-minute dhow cruise Creek also includes buffet meal and entertainment onboard. Gliding down the tranquil Dubai Creek on our traditional Arabian dhow, with a lavish buffet dinner spread...
Tour Overview Discover Dubai’s historical, cultural, and unequaled modern side all on this comprehensive Dubai city tour! With roundtrip hotel transfers, this allows you to take in the region’s mix of old, iconic, and celebrated landmarks. The four-hour Dubai city tour package by Rayna Tours is one of the best ways to explore the both...
Step away from usual Dubai’s glittery scene and venture to its pristine dunes! Our desert safari with dune bashing offers guaranteed fun and thrill accompanied by dining, cultural experiences and entertainment. A desert safari is an escape from the city’s classy sights and chaotic ambience. But that doesn’t mean that you’ve to do it while...
The southern city of Kaohsiung is Taiwan's largest port, its second-largest city and centre of the country's heavy and petrochemical industries. Despite this, today's Kaohsiung is a modern urban landscape of airy cafes, wide streets, waterside parks, public transport, bicycle lanes and cultural venues that have embraced and re-imagined the city's manufacturing past.
