Most of the restaurants at Emirates Palace Hotel require smart casual attire for lunch and dinner. Long trousers are required for men and shorts are not allowed.
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To visit Emirates Palace, a day pass costs AED 390 and a private guided tour costs AED 150 per person.
Although women need to cover their hair inside all mosques including everywhere within the Abu Dhabi mosque, as a female tourist when you enter you will be shown to a changing room and given a scarf or hood to cover your hair and an abaya or another covering outfit to cover your clothes if the clothes you arrive in are ...
Yes, women can wear shorts in Dubai as long as they are not too short. You can wear them at beaches or malls but you should avoid them at local markets and souks. It is mandatory in the water parks to wear any kind of swimwear. If the shorts fulfill the criteria of swimwear, it should not be a problem at all.
Dubai is a famously cosmopolitan city, but it's important to dress modestly in public spaces out of respect for local customs by avoiding bare shoulders and midriffs. You can pack your favourite swimsuits and bikinis if you're planning a day at the beach, as long as you have something to cover up with after.
Eight dining venues serve a variety of cuisines created by world renowned chefs and the resort boasts lush gardens, a lavish spa, two temperature controlled swimming pools, a kids' club and a private marina.