Drive a premium supercar or SUV on Dubai’s signature routes—hourly or daily. This guide covers what to expect, legal and practical must-dos, and the best drives to enjoy behind the wheel.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
Imagine sliding into a handcrafted leather seat as the Burj Khalifa shrinks behind you and Sheikh Zayed Road opens like a ribbon of possibility.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 day–30 days
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness required; expect normal mobility for entering/exiting luxury vehicles
Wildlife
History
Dubai evolved rapidly from a 19th–20th century pearling and trading port into a global city after oil revenues and real-estate development reshaped its coastline and infrastructure.
Conservation
Avoid off-roading in protected dunes and respect marked nature reserves; vehicle emissions and off-road driving strain fragile desert ecosystems.
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Bring the right license
Carry your valid international or UAE driving license and passport—agents will request identity and driving credentials at pick-up.
Check insurance and mileage
Confirm what insurance, excess and mileage limits are included to avoid surprise charges if you exceed daily limits or get minor damage.
Plan for Salik tolls
Many central roads use Salik tolls; ask whether tolls are billed to the rental or to you to prevent unexpected fees.
Inspect and photograph the car
Walk the vehicle with staff and photograph every panel and the odometer to document pre-rental condition and fuel level.
Valid driving license (and international permit if required)
Rental companies will verify your license at booking and pick-up.
Passport/ID
Needed for identification, registration and insurance checks.
Sunglasses
Reduces glare during daytime coastal and desert drives.
summer
Phone charger and local SIM or roaming
For navigation, roadside contact and mobile payments for tolls or parking.