UAE tour packages from Delhi start from approx. ₹18,300 per person (double sharing) for a 3-night Dubai break. You fly direct from Indira Gandhi International T3 to Dubai in roughly 3 hours 30 minutes, no stopover needed. Emirates, Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, flydubai, and Air India Express all serve the route daily. October to April is the most comfortable time to visit, lining up perfectly with Diwali, Republic Day, and Holi long weekends.
Updated 2026-10-29 · Departing Delhi (DEL)
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are two of the most popular short-haul getaways for Delhi travellers, and honestly, the reasons are obvious. The flight from Indira Gandhi International is barely three and a half hours, there are dozens of direct departures every single day. You can be checking into your hotel the same evening you leave Delhi, which makes even a three-night break feel like a proper holiday. UAE holidays suit the way people in Delhi actually plan trips: a long weekend stretched around Diwali, the kids' school break in December, or a quick escape before the Delhi summer sets in. Looking for a budget city break, a desert safari, a family theme-park adventure, or a combined Dubai and Abu Dhabi trip? There is a Travelzeego package built around your dates and your budget.
Delhi has one of the best-connected routes to Dubai in all of Asia. Multiple carriers operate direct flights from Indira Gandhi International (DEL, Terminal 3) to Dubai International (DXB) every single day, combined departures run well into the dozens. Emirates and Air India each run several frequencies daily, while IndiGo, SpiceJet, flydubai, and Air India Express add further options at varying price points. The flight takes roughly 3 hours 30 minutes to just over 4 hours depending on the aircraft and routing. No connecting city, no layover, no fuss. Abu Dhabi (AUH) is also reachable direct from Delhi on select carriers, or easily by road from Dubai, about 90 minutes away. A quick note before you land: Emirates uses DXB Terminal 3, while flydubai and some others use Terminal 2. Worth checking ahead so there are no surprises on arrival. From Delhi's side, all international departures leave from T3, plan to arrive at least 3 hours before departure during peak periods.
October through April is the sweet spot: daytime temperatures sit between 20–32 °C, evenings are genuinely pleasant, and outdoor activities like desert safaris are actually enjoyable rather than an endurance test. From Delhi's holiday planning perspective, these windows line up particularly well: • **October–November:** Navratri, Dussehra. Diwali long weekends, some of the busiest travel windows of the year, so book well ahead.
• **December–January:** School winter break and Christmas/New Year, peak season in the UAE with a lively atmosphere; book 6–8 weeks in advance.
• **January–February:** Republic Day long weekend and cooler weather, a fabulous time to be outdoors.
• **March:** Holi break, good value before UAE prices rise further into the season. Avoid May to September if you can: temperatures exceed 40 °C and humidity is high, though hotel rates do drop considerably if that is your priority.
Most Indian passport holders need to arrange an UAE tourist visa before travel. A standard 30-day single-entry e-visa typically costs approx. ₹7,500–₹10,000 all-in (government fee plus service charges); fees change, so treat this as a guide only. Apply 4–7 working days before your trip, processing usually takes 3–4 working days. Some Indian travellers who hold a valid US visa or Green Card, EU residency, or a residence permit from Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, or New Zealand may qualify for a visa on arrival at Dubai airport. That said, UAE rules on this have been updated multiple times in 2025–2026, so always verify current eligibility with an official UAE source or with us before you book. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival.
The total cost for a Delhi traveller comes down to three things: your package, your flights, and your visa. Here is a realistic all-in picture per person: - **Travelzeego package** (see options below): from approx. ₹18,300 per person (double sharing)
- **Return flights from DEL** (economy): approx. ₹15,000–₹35,000 per person depending on airline, season. How early you book
- **UAE tourist visa** (if required): approx. ₹7,500–₹10,000 per person
- **Daily spending money** (meals out, metro, shopping): approx. ₹2,000–₹5,000 per day per person All package prices are in USD per person on a double-sharing basis and converted to INR at approximately ₹84 per USD (indicative, the rate at payment may differ). Prices shown are starting prices; contact us for a live quote. Getting to IGI T3 from central Delhi on the Airport Express Metro costs approx. ₹60–₹100 one way, and is far more reliable than road during peak hours.
**3 nights / 4 days, Best for long weekends (Dubai Budget Escape or Dubai Classic 3-Night City Escape)** **Day 1:** Evening departure from IGI T3. Arrive Dubai, airport transfer to hotel. Check in, freshen up, stroll JBR or Downtown Dubai at night. **Day 2:** Morning Dubai city tour, Gold Souk, Spice Souk, Deira, Dubai Creek, Jumeirah Mosque. Afternoon free for Dubai Mall or Marina Walk. Evening: Desert Safari with BBQ dinner under the stars. **Day 3:** Burj Khalifa 'At the Top' (Level 124) in the morning for the best light. Afternoon: Dubai Frame and Al Fahidi Historic Neighbourhood. Evening flight back to Delhi, arriving late night. **Day 4:** Home. --- **4 nights / 5 days, Best for school breaks (Dubai Desert & Abu Dhabi 4-Night Adventure or Dubai Deluxe Experience)** **Day 1:** Fly Delhi to Dubai. Transfer. Check in to 4-star hotel. **Day 2:** Overnight desert safari, dune bashing, camel ride, henna, BBQ dinner, sleep under the stars, desert breakfast. **Day 3:** Return from desert. Freshen up. Full-day guided Abu Dhabi tour: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the Corniche, Yas Island drive-by. Back to Dubai hotel by evening. **Day 4:** Burj Khalifa At the Top. Afternoon free, Dubai Marina, Dubai Frame, shopping, or a dhow cruise dinner. **Day 5:** Late checkout. Transfer to airport. Evening flight back to Delhi. --- **5 nights / 6 days, Family holiday (Dubai Glamour 5 Nights Family Fun or Dubai Premium Family Holiday)** **Day 1:** Fly Delhi to Dubai. Family hotel check-in. **Day 2:** IMG Worlds of Adventure, one of the world's largest indoor theme parks, with Marvel and Cartoon Network zones. Kids absolutely love it. **Day 3:** Burj Khalifa (124th floor). Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo inside the Dubai Mall. Dinner at a waterfront restaurant. **Day 4:** Desert safari, dune bashing, camel ride, cultural show, buffet dinner. **Day 5:** Beach day or Dubai Frame, Global Village (if in season, Oct–Apr), evening at leisure. **Day 6:** Late checkout. Transfer to DXB. Flight home to Delhi.
**Airport:** All international flights leave from IGI Terminal 3. The Airport Express Metro from New Delhi station gets you there in about 20 minutes for approx. ₹60–₹100, far more reliable than road during peak hours. **Departure timing:** Dubai-bound flights operate throughout the day and night. Red-eye departures (11 pm–2 am from Delhi) let you maximise your first full day in the UAE. **Baggage:** Economy fares on budget carriers like IndiGo and flydubai often include 20 kg checked baggage, confirm at booking. Emirates economy usually includes 25–30 kg. **Money:** The UAE Dirham (AED) is the currency; 1 AED is approx. ₹23 (indicative, rate varies). Load a multi-currency forex card before leaving Delhi for better rates than airport exchange counters. Cards are accepted almost everywhere in the UAE. **SIM:** Pick up a du or Etisalat SIM at Dubai airport arrivals for convenient local data. Your Indian SIM's international roaming can work too, but check the costs before you rely on it. **Food:** Plenty of Indian restaurants in Dubai, Meena Bazaar in Bur Dubai is a short walk from the old city and serves affordable, familiar food. Halal food is widely available across the UAE.
| Return flights from Delhi — DEL to DXB (economy, per person) | approx. ₹15,000 – ₹35,000 |
|---|---|
| UAE tourist visa (30-day single-entry, per person, incl. service fee) | approx. ₹7,500 – ₹10,000 |
| Travelzeego holiday package — 3 nights, per person (double sharing) | from approx. ₹18,300 (Dubai Budget Escape) |
| Travelzeego holiday package — 4 nights, per person (double sharing) | from approx. ₹40,400 (Dubai Deluxe Experience) |
| Travelzeego holiday package — 5 nights, per person (double sharing) | from approx. ₹72,200 (Dubai Glamour 5 Nights Family Fun) |
| Daily spending money — meals out, metro, attractions, shopping (per person) | approx. ₹2,000 – ₹5,000 per day |
| Airport transfer (Delhi — Metro Airport Express, one-way) | approx. ₹60 – ₹100 |
Yes. Most Indian passport holders need an UAE tourist e-visa before travelling. You can apply through a licensed travel agent like Travelzeego, an eligible airline, or official UAE portals. A standard 30-day single-entry visa costs approx. ₹7,500–₹10,000 including service fees, and processing takes 3–4 working days. Some Indians holding a valid US, EU, Australian, Canadian, Japanese, South Korean, New Zealand, or Singaporean visa or residence permit may qualify for a visa on arrival, but always verify the latest rules before booking, as they have changed multiple times recently.
Yes, there are plenty of direct flights from Indira Gandhi International (DEL, Terminal 3) to Dubai International (DXB). Emirates, Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, flydubai, and Air India Express all operate this route daily. The flight takes roughly 3 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours 15 minutes depending on the aircraft. No hub connection needed.
Our most affordable option is the Dubai Budget Escape from USD 218 per person (double sharing), approx. ₹18,300 at current indicative rates. It covers 3 nights in a 3-star hotel with daily breakfast, return airport transfers, a Dubai City Tour, and a Desert Safari with BBQ dinner. Add your return flight from Delhi and visa to complete your trip budget.
A rough all-in budget per person (double sharing) for a 3-night trip: approx. ₹18,300 or more for the package, ₹15,000–₹35,000 for return economy flights from DEL, and ₹7,500–₹10,000 for a 30-day tourist visa. Add daily spending money of approx. ₹2,000–₹5,000 per day. All fares and visa fees are approximate and subject to change, contact us for a current quote.
October through April is the most comfortable period, with temperatures between roughly 20–32 °C. It aligns well with key Indian holidays from Delhi: Diwali (Oct–Nov), the school winter break (Dec–Jan), Republic Day (Jan), and Holi (Mar). December and New Year are peak season in the UAE, book early and expect higher prices. May to September is very hot in the UAE but hotel rates are lower.
For families travelling with children, the Dubai Glamour 5 Nights Family Fun Package (from USD 859 per person, approx. ₹72,200) is purpose-built for families, it includes 5 nights at a 4-star family hotel, IMG Worlds of Adventure tickets, Burj Khalifa entry, and a desert safari. For a premium step up, the Dubai Premium Family Holiday (from USD 871 per person) offers a 5-star hotel and a private city tour.
Yes, 3 nights is very workable from Delhi given the short, direct flight. Book an evening or night departure from IGI T3 and you land in Dubai in time for a late dinner, giving you three full days, enough for a city tour, a desert safari. A landmark like the Burj Khalifa, before flying back. Our Dubai Budget Escape and Dubai Classic 3-Night City Escape are built around exactly this kind of trip.
Absolutely. Abu Dhabi is about 90 minutes by road from Dubai, so you fly in and out of DXB and visit Abu Dhabi as a day trip or as part of your itinerary. Our Dubai Desert & Abu Dhabi 4-Night Adventure package (from USD 489 per person, approx. ₹41,100) does exactly this: 4 nights in Dubai with a full-day Abu Dhabi guided tour, overnight desert safari, and Burj Khalifa entry. A standalone Abu Dhabi City Break Budget Explorer (from USD 349 per person) is also available.
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