Dubai Kids Travel Planner – Printable Activity Book for Children | UAE Culture, Food, Fun Facts & Scavenger Hunt | PDF Download

Explore the glittering desert city of Dubai with your little one using this WanderKids Dubai Travel Planner!

Designed for kids aged 5–11, this fun-packed printable introduces children to the skyscrapers, souks, camels, food, and fascinating customs of the UAE — all through games and hands-on activities.

🧕 What’s Inside:

✅ Scavenger hunt of Dubai sights

✅ 10 fun facts about Dubai

✅ Highlight page: Burj Khalifa fun facts

✅ Dubai food guide

✅ Arabic word matching activity

✅ Cultural customs page

✅ “Would You Rather: Dubai” activity

✅ “Design Your Souk” worksheet

✅ Welcome page, Dubai map & more!

📎 Product Info:

Instant PDF download

20+ A4 pages in landscape format

Perfect for ages 5–11

Use for travel, homeschooling, or world exploration

📌 Perfect For:

Family travel to the UAE

Culture + geography homeschool units

Travel-themed learning

Kids who love skyscrapers, animals, and adventure

NOTE: This is a digital product. No physical product will be sent.

🌍 As a mum who has travelled the world with my children when they were small, having something educational and fun about a new destination made the trip a million times better. The kids were engaged and excited about visiting the places they were reading about and didn't even complain about all the walking. Be sure to follow me as Wanderkids is going global! Check out my Rome and Paris Edition, and next stop London and Singapore. If you have any countries you are keen on visiting let me know and I can create a Travel Activity Planner just for you!

📚 How to Use This Book

This book is designed to be used before and during your trip to Dubai. Start exploring a few pages at home to build excitement, then bring it along for your travels! Use it in cafes, at landmarks, in transit, or during quiet downtime. Kids can complete activities, color, and learn as they go.

💫 Why It Works

When kids are engaged and informed, travel becomes a shared adventure. With fun facts, challenges, and space to reflect, children feel like active explorers—not passive tagalongs. This boosts curiosity, reduces boredom, and encourages meaningful memories.