Dubai is a city of contrasts where futuristic skyscrapers rise alongside golden desert dunes, luxury shopping meets traditional souks, and ultramodern experiences coexist with rich Emirati culture.
Travelers often struggle with navigating the city’s vast urban sprawl, planning desert excursions, or coordinating high-demand attractions—but Esci Travel & Holidays seamlessly dissolves these challenges, curating a journey that balances cosmopolitan luxury, adventure, & cultural immersion. From the glittering Dubai Marina to the historic Al Fahidi District, every experience is curated to maximize convenience, comfort, and wonder.
Dubai offers some of the world’s most renowned accommodations: iconic skyscraper hotels like Burj Al Arab, ultraluxe desert resorts with private villas, waterfront properties with infinity pools, & boutique hotels tucked into the city’s historic quarters.
Many travelers feel overwhelmed by the abundance of options and fluctuating seasonal rates—yet Esci Travel & Holidays expertly selects the ideal stays, managing reservations, room upgrades, and location logistics. Guests enjoy the perfect blend of indulgence, style, & effortless city or desert access.
One of Dubai’s most iconic experiences is a desert safari adventure. There are the traveler's struggles of navigating a vast desert, finding reliable guides, or timing activities to avoid crowds & extreme heat—but Esci Travel & Holidays expertly manages every detail. Guests explore the golden dunes in 4x4 vehicles, experience thrilling dune bashing, ride camels, and enjoy traditional Bedouin-style camps featuring cultural performances, henna painting, and authentic Arabian cuisine.
Dubai is a cosmopolitan city in the United Arab Emirates, renowned for its modern architecture, luxury lifestyle, & vibrant tourism. It has a population of approximately 3.5 million, & the official language is Arabic, with English widely spoken. The currency is the **United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED)**, and the city covers about 4,114 km². The best time to visit is during the cooler months from November to March, when temperatures are pleasant for sightseeing, desert adventures, & outdoor activities.
Classic savannah landscape, with grassy plains.
A verdant and thriving forest situated along the Mara River's banks.
Lake Nakuru, encompassed by grassy woodlands.
Seen in huge numbers in Kenya’s Masai Mara.
The largest of the zebras and a welcome sighting.
Classic savannah landscape, with grassy plains.
Dubai experiences a dry season from November to March, with cooler temperatures, clear skies, and ideal conditions for sightseeing, desert safaris, and outdoor activities. The hotter months from April to October bring high temperatures, humidity, and occasional short rains, while transition periods at the start and end of this period offer gradually changing weather suitable for limited outdoor exploration.
This immersive experience blends adrenaline, culture, & the stunning desert landscape, offering a seamless, safe, & unforgettable glimpse into the heritage & natural beauty surrounding Dubai—fully curated & elevated by Esci Travel & Holidays.
We are thrilled to embark on a journey with you, exploring sights and sounds that are truly one-of-a-kind. The distinctive landscapes, wildlife, and cultures are ready to be discovered, and at Esci Travel & Holidays, we are eager to showcase them to you. Our meticulously crafted journeys are designed to ignite your inspiration, and we can tailor them to meet your specific preferences. It's time to unleash your safari dreams and let them roam freely.
Embark on a distinctive and private guided tour of Kenya, delving into lesser-known corners and encountering unique wildlife. Overnight stays are arranged in deluxe accommodations, ensuring a premium and exclusive travel experience.
10 days 9 nights in Chyulu Hills, Lake Elementaita, Lewa Conservancy and and Masai Mara National Reserve
Embark on a distinctive and private guided tour of Kenya, delving into lesser-known corners and encountering unique wildlife. Overnight stays are arranged in deluxe accommodations, ensuring a premium and exclusive travel experience.
10 days 9 nights in Chyulu Hills, Lake Elementaita, Lewa Conservancy and and Masai Mara National Reserve
Embark on a distinctive and private guided tour of Kenya, delving into lesser-known corners and encountering unique wildlife. Overnight stays are arranged in deluxe accommodations, ensuring a premium and exclusive travel experience.
Kenya offers a diverse array of parks and reserves, each with unique attractions, whether it's distinct topography or rare wildlife species. We recommend combining visits to two, three, or more parks to experience a wide variety of landscapes and animals. Some private reserves and conservancies offer night game drives and walking safaris, and they often have the added benefit of minimal tourist traffic, allowing for a more exclusive and intimate wildlife experience.
In most parks and conservancies, you can typically expect to see common grazing animals such as buffalo, zebra, wildebeest, eland, giraffe, gazelles, impala, and waterbuck. Lions, leopards, and cheetahs are present in most parks but are most easily spotted in the Maasai Mara and Mara Conservancies. Elephants are best seen in Selenkay and Amboseli, while rhinos are often sighted in Nairobi National Park, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, and Lake Nakuru Park.
A few safari camps offer Wi-Fi or internet access for guests, and more camps are introducing this feature, although download speeds can be slow. Some camps may have cell phone signals that allow internet access, depending on your phone plan and provider, though this can be costly. Most major hotels in Nairobi and along the coast provide internet access.
Tipping at safari camps is at your discretion, but a common guideline is to give a gratuity on the last day of your stay. Typically, guests tip about $5 to $10 per guest per full day to the Driver-Guide. Additionally, it's customary to leave around $5 to $10 per guest per night in the staff tip box for the rest of the camp staff. Since obtaining change or exchanging foreign currency can be challenging at smaller camps, it’s advisable to have Kenyan Shillings for tips before starting your safari.
