If the beach, bars, clubs and mildly warmer climes aren’t for you though, there is always a wealth of things to do in Brighton, and not least is shopping. Though compact and easily traversable on foot, Brighton manages to pack a lot of retail opportunities in and provides the full range of shopping experiences, from the thrifty to the decadent. Spilt into several noteworthy shopping districts, the people watching afforded from a cafe in each are a joy in themselves, as the charming architecture and laid back attitude of Brighton can be addictive.

Brighton Marina, one Europe’s largest, is a great upmarket waterfront development. For those without a boat though, the marina hosts some fabulous shopping; from Calvin Klein to buying your own yacht, this is a surprisingly varied place to shop.

Stay dry if the weather turns by heading towards the Churchill Square Shopping Centre towards the seafront. This retail haven is a bustling, modern retreat with all the famous High Street classics catered for. Handy in itself as Brighton doesn’t feature a main shopping street as such, Churchill Square has all you would expect, plus the obligatory well-stocked food court.

No trip to Brighton can be complete without a visit to the famous North Laines. A truly unique shopping experience which is alive with retro chic and quirky, chaotic charm, North Laines are where the town’s bohemian congregate in amongst the weaving streets of the town’s compact cultural district. Though smaller than half a square mile, the North Laines have more than 300 independent shops, which is the largest selection on England’s south coast.

Not to be mixed up is the equally superb The Lanes. Set in the former heart of Brighton’s fishing quarter, these historic lanes offer a disorientating maze of alleyways and closes that twist together, unveiling a collection of jewellery and antique shops, as well as creative spaces like studios and contemporary design boutiques. Though buskers provide the entertainment during the day, by night The Lanes light up with live music, as various venues can be found dotted through this fascinating area. Not far from here, many hotels in Brighton can be found along the famous seafront promenade.

Head west from Brighton centre and you will soon notice the architecture change into splendid Regency townhouses, tree-lined mews and red-brick mansions as you arrive in the laid-back Hove. From independent fashion boutiques and champagne specialists to a weekly farmers’ market, organic whole food and mouth-watering delis; Hove is the hub of essential upmarket shopping and a joy to browse.

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Burj Hotel Dubai
The Burj Al Arab is a seven-star hotel located in Touism United Arab Emirates. At 321 m (1,053 ft), it is the fourth tallest hotel in the world. The Burj Al Arab stands on an artificial island 280 m (920 ft) out from Jumeirah beach, and is connected to the mainland by a private curving bridge. It is an iconic structure whose shape mimics the sail of a ship.Robust and vibrant colours dominate the hotel’s interior furnishings and they are intertwined with gold, marble and crystal. The main atrium is 180 metres high (nearly 600 feet) and it’s flanked by golden columns. The centre of the  
floor is occupied by a fountain, which shoots water more than 40 metres into the air.Each suite has two stories and floor to ceiling windows with views of Jumeirah Beach and the Persian Gulf. They range in size from 170 square metres (1,830 square feet) to 780 square metres (8,396 square feet). Every one of them has a dining/living area and a 42-inch plasma screen television with 93 channels to choose from.
 
Desert Safari
Desert Safari is known to be the most popular excursion in Tourism and all over UAE. The safari is a spectacular combination of the ancient Arabian traditions as well as modern culture and habits. You can taste authentic Arabian cuisine, view a stunning desert sunset, ride the camels, paint traditional henna designs on your hands (the ladies favourite) try a popular Arabic pass time called ‘sheesa’, enjoy an oriental belly dance, sit under a blanket of stars, ride the rolling sand dunes with an expert guide and experience a journey of a life time which will leave you with pleasurable memories forever. We can make your Desert Safari an unforgettable experience.
 
Jumeira Beach Park 
This lovely park fronts Jumeira Beach and a walk on the grass, irrigated at great public expense, is a real treat. There is a children’s play area, barbecue pits, picnic tables, walkways and kiosks. The long stretch of beach is clean and lined with shady palm trees. Lifeguards are on duty. The park is usually open to all, but Saturday and Monday are reserved for women and children only. This is a good option for women who are hoping for a vacation tan, but don’t want to pay for a hotel beach club or go to a public beach.

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