Flights from Kuwait to Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dubai is the second largest of the Emirates states and one that has seen massive growth in the last decade. Recently, it has developed an enviable skyline, a bustling business and commercial center and is a hotspot for vacationers from all over the world. It is popular with expats who are seeking beautiful beaches and a laid-back lifestyle. Dubai is also home to some unique developments such as The Palms and The World, man-made islands with both commercial and residential buildings, miles of man-made beaches and also an impressive marine park.

Flying to Dubai

1. Which airports serve Kuwait to Dubai?

Kuwait’s main airport is Kuwait International Airport, which deals with all public flights. The flights to Dubai from Kuwait will land at Dubai International Airport.

2. Which airlines operate flights from Kuwait to Dubai?

Air Arabia operates direct flights from Kuwait to Dubai. Emirates Airlines, FlyDubai and Kuwait Air all operate direct flights between the two cities as well. Qatar Airways operates an indirect flight that has a stop in Doha. There are regular flights between the two countries.

3. How long is the flight?

A direct flight between Kuwait and Dubai takes just 1 hour and 45 minutes. Indirect flights can take around 3 hours and 25 minutes although some are longer depending upon where the stop is and the time of the connecting flight. Dubai is an hour ahead of Kuwait.

4. Climate changes between Kuwait and Dubai

Both Kuwait and Dubai have very similar climates, with extremely hot temperatures for most of the year. Neither country gets much rain, although visitors might need to brace themselves for the occasional sandstorm.

5. Culture differences and need-to-know

The lifestyles in the two countries are only slightly different. Dubai has a very relaxed way of life when compared with the other Emirates, although Kuwait does not have some of the restrictions that other Middle Eastern countries have. A visitor visa is required to enter the UAE if you are visiting as a tourist for 30 days or less. It can be obtained upon arrival in Dubai.

Both countries have Arabic as an official language. The currency in Dubai is the Dirham and in Kuwait it is the Dinar.

Dubai Information

Dubai likes to do things bigger and better than everyone else, perhaps this is why they have the world’s tallest building and the world’s largest indoor theme park. The theme park is perfect for those holidaying with children, as is the water park, a great way to cool off after a few hours in the Dubai heat. If you like an active holiday, then head over to The Mall of the Emirates where you can go skiing, on real snow!

Take an Abra ride on Dubai Creek, you can also fish and dive here too. An experience not to be missed is a trip into the desert where you can ride a camel, go sandboarding or quad biking, or drive a 4 x4 across the dunes. You have the option of using an organized guided tour or can explore on your own if you prefer. The accommodation and dining in Dubai is, as you might expect, some of the best in the world.