When is The Best Time to Visit Dubai? 2025 Monthly Guide to Dubai
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- May 10, 2025
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A city with action throughout the year, but is there an ideal time to visit Dubai? We look at the stations and Special events in 2024 Who wants to plan your trip to Dubai.
In this best time to visit Dubai, we will cover
Is there a better season to visit Dubai?
Dubai does not really work in the traditional seasons of the northern hemisphere, moving from soft to hot to very hot to extremely hot!
It is better to evaluate Dubai in a spectrum or how much heat can handle!
Some preferential at the end of spring, when external conditions are perfect for the beach, while others prefer the best winter months of December to FebruaryWhen there are a lot of outdoor activities, I thought the beach can be too cold and the crowds are in full swing.
We share controversial what we believe is sausage time to visit Dubai here
What to expect winter in Dubai
Dubai in winter It is a magical place to be. Full of seasonal outdoor events and many hours of sun to enjoy with very limited rain.
The coldest months are from January to February, where the maximum daily ones generally reach 25 ° C/77 ° F, and the lows during the night are submerged at 15 ° C/59 ° F. The temperature of the sea in winter is submerged on average at 23 ° C/73 ° F, which can be a bit cold for some.
The middle winter festivities begin from the National Day in early December, accompanied by Rugby 7s and Christmas (Yes, in a Muslim country, it is still full of festival). The temperate climate adheres until April; Then, things are quickly heated at the end of May.
Winter is the best time of the year to enjoy Dubai desert also Outdoor adventures.
You can read our complete Dubai guide in winter here.
What to wait for summer in Dubai
Life in Dubai moves largely inside the warm afternoon the hottest months. The maximum summer temperatures can be so high AXY 50 ° C (122 ° F), the average thinking at CS of 40 °.
It really begins to warm up End of April and peaks in August/September When the humidity Also really kick.
Take into account not only or air temperatures, but also sea temperatures that can increase to 32-35°C Mid-Summer-Not exactly a refreshing ocean sauce! You will want to verify that Your accommodation It has a controlled pool with temperature.
By October, Temperatures begin to go back, and humidity falls, then in November, has returned to soft and pleasant winter.
You can see our integral guide on how to address Dubai (still enjoy it!) Duration of the summer peak here.
What weather should I expect in Dubai?
You can get more information about the exact climate, including sea temperatures, rain and humidity to expect each in Dubai here:
Special events in Dubai – month by month by 2025
You can also get more information about events and special occasions to take into account when planning your trip to Dubai here:
You can find a complete calendar of Dubai events for 2025 here
Common questions about Dubai’s climate
YEAH! It can take him by surprise, but the rain is possible during the coldest winter months (or could remain completely dry!). Around the last 10 years, it has rained on average five days a year; The great exception to this was 2024, where severe rainy storms saw large parts of the flooding of the Emirate for several days.
There is no need to pack an umbrella ‘just in case’. If it rains in Dubai, it is better to stay if it can until it happens. It is unlikely to continue for days, but when it rains, there are most likely sudden floods, and driving becomes chaotic.
YEAH! The dust or sand storms are common in the EAU. They may not be as extreme as those of movies (looking at you, impossible mission!) However, there may be a lot of dust in the air during the year.
Dubai or has a permanent hanging layer that spoils the horizon, but you experience it less in Abu Dhabi and the other Emirates.
The problem in most EAU is the thin layer of dust that develops throughout the year. A danger of being in the middle of the desert. Those with severe asthma and other respiratory conditions must Keep aware of the AQI If it is dusty.
YEAH! The most common atmospheric condition after dust is fog. This can wreak havoc, particularly in the main airports in the winter months.
There is no way to predict it in advance, but it could be one of those things that you might need to take your travel plans if your visit occurs. Normally, it burns late in the morning, but it can make that during the night they drive dangerous (more than usual!) And delay DXB airplanes. 
We would joke that Dubai only saw snow when skiing Dubai arrived!
In fact, he has snowed in the Emirate of the North or in the career of Al Khaimah! The last time this was recorded in the highest peak in the country, Jais Jais, was in January 2020. Jebel Jais in the Hajar mountains may experience temperatures up to 10 ° C faster than the coast.
However, in Dubai, … very unlikely, but never say! This is Dubai, after all.
Religion and religious parties in Dubai
As a Muslim country, the Hijri calendar is also observed, following the Gregorian calendar.
Note that the weekend has recently changed Friday/Saturday to Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday for the public sector. In these days of the week they are generally much more busy than on weekdays.
Prominent public in Dubai
The main Muslim religious observances in Dubai and the EAU are:
The types advance approximately ten days each year compared to the Gregorian calendar. The real dates are not confirmed until the moon is seen, and the government can move the date on which the holiday is observed.
Catch us Complete guide of the dates of the public parties of Dubai in 2024 here (AND 2025 Lord)- You can also use this tool to convert religious dates into the Hijri calendar to Gregorian dates.
The EAU also celebrate
- New Year’s Day on January 1, annually
- Commemoration day (Previously marked as a martyrs on November 29); On November 30 and December 1 have been declared holidays in observance.
- National Day (Recently changed to Union Day) From annual December 2 to 3
See our National Event Guide in Dubai here.
All Athhehe not marked as holidays, there are many international religious events that will also be observed on a large scale in retail and hospitality industries in Dubai, which include:
Ramadan in Dubai
It is important to observe every year when The Sacred Month of Ramadan – The ninth month in the Hijri calendar will occur (the start date changes approximately 10 days in the Gregorian calendar every year). This is a deep period or religious reflection for Muslims and is strictly observed.
The Ramadan in 1446 will begin approximately on March 1 and will end on March 29/30, 2025.
The most important thing to observe is fasting, without eating in public in public, but neither are public signs of affection, and guaranteeing the Modest clothing code It follows strictly. It can be a bit confusing for visitors to know exactly what to expect, and social rules and norms constantly change.
We would like to advise Agonst visiting Dubai Duration Ramadan, far from him, but he will have a slightly different experience; Joining with Ifar (The night breaking from fasting) and festivities during the night as Suhoor And night purchases are great reasons to visit at this time of year.
You can also see the companies and attractions that close the duration of the day and only open at night. This happens less and less today. Dubai has adopted a “business as always” approach for Ramadan in recent years, aligning with the maximum tourism season.
You can read our full guide to visit Dubai Duration Ramadan here.
School holidays in Dubai
Visitors must take into account when local school vacations occur in Dubai.
The majority of Dubai schools work in a school year from three periods from September to December, January to March and April to June (he thought that some Asian curricular schools operate a different school year).
School holidays occur locally:
- End of March at the beginning of April
- Most of July and August
- Mid -December until the beginning of January
Some schools also have breaks in the middle of the period at the end of October, mid -February and late May.
You can see Dubai’s school holidays for the current year, as announced by the Ministerial Development Council here.
If you visit any time on vacation at the Máxima School, wait for the hotel fat to cost more and the attractions are much more busy. At this time, you will want to reserve in advance and organize omission tickets if possible.
Seeing earlier attractions in the day will always result in ferwer crowds than at night; Dubai has a very late and late culture, even for families.
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