Why is Dubai cheaper in August?

Since August is one of the hottest months to visit Dubai, there are not many tourists around. As a result, you can get amazing discounts on flights and hotel accommodations. So, a trip to Dubai in August is inexpensive if you book your tickets in advance.



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Best Times to Visit Dubai for Lower Prices The summer months of June, July, and August — when most people have fled the country because of the heat — are when you will likely score the best deals on Dubai hotels. It's also the perfect time to explore the plethora of indoor attractions Dubai has to offer.

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The hotels drop their prices during summer since it is the off-season. Moreover, Dubai's Summer Surprises event offers great savings on shopping. Dubai is not as expensive as many people think it is. There are plenty of affordable restaurants, hotels, and activities to partake in while visiting.

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The hotels drop their prices during summer since it is the off-season. Moreover, Dubai's Summer Surprises event offers great savings on shopping. Dubai is not as expensive as many people think it is. There are plenty of affordable restaurants, hotels, and activities to partake in while visiting.

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Dubai's location in the United Arab Emirates on the Persian Gulf coast means it gets hot weather all year round. August's the hottest month with temperatures reaching over 40ºC, and there's usually no rain, so only go if you love the heat.

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Best Times to Visit Dubai for Lower Prices The summer months of June, July, and August — when most people have fled the country because of the heat — are when you will likely score the best deals on Dubai hotels. It's also the perfect time to explore the plethora of indoor attractions Dubai has to offer.

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No, there is very little chance of rainfall in Dubai in July. Is Dubai expensive to visit? No, Dubai in July is affordable as it is the offseason. You get amazing discounts on flights and hotel accommodations so, you can easily plan an affordable trip to Dubai if you plan and book in advance.

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Swimming is still best tackled early morning and late afternoon/evenings. The same cannot be said for the ocean, however! You will need to be mindful that the salty waters of the Gulf can be too hot for swimming in over the summer (32-35°C/90-95°F); it will feel more like spa water than a refreshing break.

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The mean temperature (over both daytime and night) is 33.5 degrees Celsius in June, 35.4 in July, 35.5 in August and then 33.1 degrees in September. The max temperature at the Dubai weather station was 47.9 degrees Celsius in June, 48.5 in July, 48.8 in August and 46.1 in September.

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The best time to visit Dubai is in September and April, when it's sunny but not too hot. While much of the Northern Hemisphere is wrapped up for winter during this period, the city continues to offer bright skies and balmy temperatures. Temperatures soar from May to August, so hotel prices drop and crowds disperse.

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If you're planning to visit Dubai during one of the annual half terms – these take place during February, May and October – expect higher prices. The demand for holidays during these periods is high and this could increase the cost of your trip. However, you'll always find great deals available to take advantage of.

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October is the transitional period before the peak season starts in Dubai. As a result, the weather is relatively pleasant with fewer tourists and lower rates for flights, hotels, and activities.

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Here are some essential tips to avoid the searing summer heat in Dubai:
  1. Wear Summer-friendly Clothing. ...
  2. SPF is Your Best Friend. ...
  3. Shield Your Eyes. ...
  4. Stay Hydrated. ...
  5. Eat Small Portions Frequently. ...
  6. Beach or Pool it's All Cool. ...
  7. Stay Indoors. ...
  8. Avoid Cold Showers.


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It really depends on what you feel is “hot”. Generally speaking, it starts to get too hot for outdoor activity by the end of May. Many seasonal and outdoor events will start to close at the end of April/start of May. You will find little reprieve from the Dubai heat until the end of October.

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Private beaches are more liberal and let you wear almost anything you want. While public beaches can be a bit conservative. Go for: Wearing any type of swimwear and swim bottoms is allowed on both beaches unless it's a see-through material.

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Yes! Bikinis are commonplace in Dubai on both public and private beaches. Just don't wear your bikini outside of your resort or on the street. Fashionable beach cover-ups are a girl's best friend in Dubai.

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Local families are often shopping at malls across Dubai so you're going to want to dress appropriately. You can wear shorts in Dubai and even skirts, if they are at knee length and not shorter than that. Just be mindful of the fact that there are a lot of families and children there.

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Dubai Metro Before hopping aboard local transport, purchase a rechargeable pass (Nol Card; nol is Arabic for fare) from ticket offices or vending machines. The RTA network is divided into seven zones, with fares depending on the number of zones traveled. The Metro is cheapest way to get around Dubai.

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Beating the heat in Dubai: 10 ways to stay cool
  1. Eat small, but often. ...
  2. Cool your veins down. ...
  3. Indulge in spicy food. ...
  4. Avoid cold showers. ...
  5. Choose your clothes carefully. ...
  6. Stay in a hotel with air-conditioning. ...
  7. Take a trip to the shopping mall. ...
  8. Get up early for adventures.


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August is typically the hottest month of the year in Dubai. It should be noted though, that despite the rocketing temperatures, there are still great things to do during summer in Dubai.

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