Hi I wouldn’t recommend swimming there as there are just too many boats about!

I would recommend Mazmi Cafe in Old Dubai area. A Dubai cafe with a classical touch of Emirati culture and delicious food. You can sit outside and watch the small ferries passing through the creek

Ciao Noi non abbiamo mai fatto la crociera sulle barche con cena perciò non saprei dirti i costi. Sul consigliarti se farla o no dipende un pó dai costi, sicuramente vedi tutta la marina illuminata che è sempre bella.

Hi Steve, To be honest unless you get in a cab there isn’t much directly around The Sheraton itself. But 2 minute walk from the hotel is the Baniyas water bus terminal and for around £1 it will take you over the creek directly to Al Seef, google it, it’s a wonderful development, Uber modern but meant to be a 200 year old fort style area of shops that are really traditional looking but new built. Lots of cafes and all different sorts of restaurants (so you will find Arabic and Indian) with a really great selection right on the creek all with excellent views. Best bit, because it is still to be found by the bulk of the tourism boom (as it’s so new) it wasn’t busy at all when we where there recently. Enjoy, it’s superb and the boat ride is literally 3-5 minutes long that’s all, Cheers, Stu

Está todo armado , igual tiene encanto

The boat trip is like a 5-7 minute trip for 1dirham. You don't need to pre book it. I don't know till what time it runs in the evening.

Hi You will have more than enough time. The boat crossing is 10 minutes if that. The souk is a fabulous and atmospheric place, 2 hours would be enough for a first timer. We all know how company offsite visits go. It all depends on the mix of personalities as to whether or not they will all find it an ‘experience’ I suspect most will!

Hi. We stayed at the Raddison Blu.. and walked from there down to the Spice Souk.. plenty of places to eat