Coming towards the outfits, we love blogger Safaa Rauf’s look as she went for a white tank top and a matching set but when it got too hot, she was able to wear the jacket around her waist to be more comfortable.

14. Keep a Headscarf or Bandana for Dubai Safari

Safari in Dubai is definitely the most fun and wild experience and you’ll need a long hot bath once its over as being in the desert your hair gets full of sand. This is why many travelers choose to wear the traditional Arabic headscarf, also known as a Ghutra to cover their hair for this trip.

And it’s not just to protect your hair but also because it looks super cool in the pictures, as you can see below.

If this makes you wonder where to buy the Emirati Ghutra in Dubai, then don’t worry as you’ll easily be able to find it at any major departmental store, the local markets or you can even request your safari driver to arrange one for you.

As for the outfit, you of course need something super comfortable for this and nothing too fancy as you might not be able to wear it again on this trip because of how dirty the clothes get there. So just go for simple jeans and tops, jumpsuits or a casual tee with shorts.

However, if the plan includes the dinner and belly dance show then keep something warm in your backpack such as a shawl or a kimono to cover up when it gets cold.

15. Yes, You Can Wear What You Want at Dubai Beach

There’s often the misconception that you can only wear modest clothes in Dubai and its beaches. But the truth is that Dubai is one of the safest countries in the world where women easily wear whatever they want.

So whether you want to go to the beach in a burkini or a bikini, you’ll find plenty of women wearing them both.

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16 – You Can Pair Your Dresses with Sneakers

While we all love wearing dresses with heels, that is not a practical idea when traveling in Dubai. Enjoying in this city means there will be lots of walking – whether you’re going to one of the panoramic spots or going to the mall, you’ll be easily walking 20 to 30 thousand steps a day.