Try dhow cruise, it was about 140 Dhs per person, including decent dinner :) I assume price is higher than service. Anyway it is "must-see" sight of Dubai, so Creek is nice to see More

A number of interesting tourist places boarder the Creek. Would suggest taking the Metro to Al Ghubaibu station which is at one end of the Creek, and then walking along visiting the various attractions and Souks before taking a Dhow across the Creek (ferry cost about 20p), and rejoining the Metro. More

Lots of history about Dubia here. Excellent musium and a boat trip along here is a must More

My family paid 120 AED for an hour's trip on the creek in our own private boat. We got to see a lot, and particularly impressing we found the ships going to Iran with a lot of cargo. We went in late afternoon, when the temperatur was perfect and the creek busy of people going home from work. It was... More

Dubai Creek is full of Dhows that ply their trade across the Gulf and Indian Ocean. Get an Abra across the Creek from the Bur Dubai Souk to the Deira side and then take a walk along the Dhow Wharfage area and see closeup what gets traded to and from Dubai on these traditional vessles. Recommended for a unusual perspective... More

Souks on one side and glass and steel skyscrapers on the other. See the old and new Dubai and be reminded this "country" only entered the 20th century in 1960! More

Its good but not great. Walking distance from old souks.. Gold and spice. Do bargain....whether gold or spice. Wooden dhows docked here look good but if it gets missed amongst shopping ,dont sweat. Try abra ride to cross creek for burdubai... More

All the hubbub of Dubai centres around this waterway through the middle of Dubai More

Take a shuttle boat to the old souk and barter for a wooden one back. All the sense of the old days I imagine More