Charter a private jet to Dubai: New Year's Eve fireworks over the Burj Khalifa, three-Michelin-star dining rooms, and a desert safari 45 minutes from the skyline. Travel on your own schedule, with private aviation services arranged around your itinerary.
Stay
Dubai's sail-shaped landmark stands on its own island in the Arabian Gulf, combining distinctive architecture with a longstanding place in the city's luxury-hospitality story.
A contemporary resort on Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis The Royal brings distinctive rooms and suites together with destination dining, entertainment and experiences beside the Arabian Gulf.
On Dubai's Jumeira Bay Island, Bvlgari Resort Dubai brings Italian design and Gulf views together with dining at Il Ristorante - Niko Romito.
Within the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, Al Maha offers private-pool accommodation and guided desert experiences, with oryx and gazelles in the surrounding landscape.
A beachfront retreat on Palm Jumeirah, with rooms, suites and villas set among Andalucian-inspired architecture, fragrant gardens and a private stretch of sand.
On Jumeirah Beach, Four Seasons offers gardens, pools and accommodation between the Arabian Gulf and Dubai's skyline, with dining at Sea Fu.
Restaurants Worth Discovering
Intimate Indian tasting-menu studio at Nakheel Mall, Palm Jumeirah. Why famous: the world's first three-Michelin-starred Indian restaurant; retained 3 stars in the 2026 Michelin Guide Dubai.
Nordic fine dining at Atlantis The Royal. Why famous: three Michelin stars; the Swedish star-chef's Middle East flagship.
Dubai-born restaurant from three Syrian brothers celebrating Aleppian, Armenian and Turkish heritage. Why famous: promoted to two Michelin stars in 2026, two years after its first; the city's homegrown success story.
Underwater dining room inside Atlantis The Palm, tables facing the aquarium. Why famous: one Michelin star; the theatrical underwater dinner.
Things to See and Do
The world's tallest building at 828m, with observation decks on levels 124, 125 and 148. Why visit: the definitive Dubai skyline moment.
Wind-tower houses, museums and galleries along Dubai Creek. Why visit: the city's past before the towers.
Protected desert dunes 45 minutes from the city. Why visit: sunrise balloon rides and wildlife safaris, back at your resort by lunch.
The events worth timing your trip around.
Citywide, with the Burj Khalifa fireworks as the centerpiece, plus beach clubs and hotel galas. One of the world's biggest NYE stages. NYE is peak charter season: arrive before the rush, leave on January 1.
Fly to this event →Airport: Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC), Dubai's slot-free 24-hour private aviation gateway, 40 minutes from the Palm.
Alternates: Dubai International (DXB), minutes from Jumeirah and the Palm; Sharjah (SHJ) for additional capacity.
Aircraft fit: Ultra-long-range jets nonstop from North America; midsize and large cabin from Europe and the region.
Notes: UAE entry requirements depend on nationality and passport. Check current visa requirements before departure. Ramadan shifts daytime dining schedules; we plan around it.
UAE entry requirements depend on nationality and passport. Check current visa requirements before departure. If yours does not, tell us early and we plan around it.
Yes. Pet-friendly aircraft are available on request. We arrange the paperwork and the right aircraft with the operator.
December: the weather, the events, New Year's Eve. November and January run a close second.
About 40 minutes by car from DWC to Palm Jumeirah, or minutes by helicopter from DXB.
Yes, private jets operate into DXB as well as DWC. We choose based on slots, timing, and where you are staying.
Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the slots,
the transfers, and the final transfer.