Abu Dhabi Full Day Tour From Dubai

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• Bounce Abu Dhabi Tickets
• Bowling in Abu Dhabi
• Bowling in Dubai
• Chillout Ice Lounge Dubai
• Deep Sea Fishing in Dubai
• Dinner at the Burj Al Arab Dubai
• Dinner in the Sky Dubai
• Dolphin Show Dubai Tickets
• Dubai Dolphinarium Tickets
• Dubai Fountain Lake Ride Tickets

• Atlantis Aquaventure Waterpark Tickets
• Dreamland Aqua Park Dubai
• Flyboard Dubai Experience
• Laguna Waterpark Tickets
• Scuba Diving in Dubai
• Wakeboarding in Dubai
• Wild Wadi Waterpark Tickets
• Yas Waterworld Tickets Abu Dhabi

• 3D World Trick Art Museum Dubai Tickets
• Emirates National Auto Museum Tickets
• Louvre Museum Abu Dhabi Tickets
• Madame Tussauds Tickets
• Museum Of Illusions Dubai Tickets
• Museum of the Future Tickets
• Dubai Marina Car Rental
• Jet Ski Abu Dhabi
• Jet Ski Dubai Marina
• Luxury Yacht Rental in Dubai
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Yes, three days are perfect for an Abu Dhabi tour, as it lets you see the top attractions while indulging in other activities. Divide your three days in Abu Dhabi for a perfect vacation, starting with seeing the Abu Dhabi Mangroves, the Louvre Museum, and the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. On your second day of the Abu Dhabi sightseeing tour, go see Emirates Palace and the observation deck at 300. Keep your last day for adventure activities and go to Yas Island for watersports, shopping, thrill rides, and more.

It is recommended to book an Abu Dhabi sightseeing tour in advance as it saves money and time. You can book a combo which is cheaper and you can book tickets according to your schedule from our website for a hassle-free experience.

Emirates Palace

An Abu Dhabi tour must include a stop at Emirates Palace, a luxurious hotel. You can even stay here; if not, a sightseeing tour of the interiors is open to all. Enjoy the signature coffee or spend some relaxing time at the private beach in the palace.

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque

One of the largest mosques in the world, it is an architectural marvel, blending separate Islamic architecture schools intentionally. It features the world’s largest carpet, which is hand knotted, 82 domes, chandeliers of pure gold, and 1000 columns. It embodies peace and aims to educate people about Islam, welcoming people from all walks of life. It also gets more than 50,000 worshippers every day.

Qasr Al Watan

An incredible and unique place in the UAE, the palace offers insight into the governing principles and heritage of the Arabs. The palace’s majestic hallways are full of knowledge, and exploring the exhibition to learn about its heritage while celebrating its rich culture is a must. The palace also offers the ideologies the government has for the future, a unique display for you to explore.

For men: When shopping or exploring malls, wear loose trousers and long robes. It will protect you from the extremely cold climate inside the mall. It is perfectly okay to wear cargo, cotton shirts, or t-shirts. Avoid wearing tank tops or sleeveless shirts when going to mosques or other religious places.

For women: Though Abu Dhabi doesn’t ask their tourists to wear Burqa (that’s a myth), when going to religious places, avoid sleeveless tops or tight-fitting dresses. Cover your head and always carry a shawl or shrug wherever you go for safety. Wear comfortable summer dresses, tops, jeans, and more at other places. Even a bikini with a cover is allowed in hotels or beach areas away from the public.

Villa Toscana: For lovers of Italian cuisine, Villa Toscana is ideal for enjoying authentic Italian food. The ambiance is inspired by the Tuscan villa, and the menu changes according to season, popularity, and more.

Li Beirut: To taste the authentic and best Lebanese cuisine, head over to Li Beirut. The ambiance is tranquil, and the dishes are delicious; this is an ideal restaurant for a dinner date. It also has vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free food options.

Chamas: The first original churrascaria restaurants here serve delicious barbeque meat, samba, salads, smoky fish, and other dishes. Enjoy the food with mesmerising Brazilian décor and a view of the Marina beach.

Shang Palace: Try the best-handcrafted dishes with a combination of modern touches and traditional flavours here. When at Shang Palace, do try its signature roasted Beijing duck.

The full-day Abu Dhabi tour includes exploring the iconic Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and marveling at the lavish design of the luxurious Emirates Palace. Learn about Arabian arts and heritage at Qasr Al Watan Palace, along with exploring the region’s past at the Heritage Village. The tour also includes stopping at Etihad Towers, a magnificent tower offering a 36-degree view of Abu Dhabi’s skyline.

The capital of the UAE, Abu Dhabi, is a hidden gem famous for its beautiful skyline, which you can see clearly from the Corniche. The city is known for its oil exports, which are roughly 10% of the world reserve, luxury experiences, camel racing, Formula 1 racing, and great attractions. The best attractions included in city tours are Warner Bros. World, Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld, the Louvre, and more. Abu Dhabi is also famous for featuring in many Hollywood films showing its enriching culture, like Star Wars.

• Follow dress rules when on the Abu Dhabi tour by wearing modest clothes to respect the culture. Women and men both should refrain from wearing tight or sleeveless clothes especially when visiting the mosque and it also helps protect the body from the scorching heat. Also, cover the head when visiting a religious place and also carry a shawl or jacket to cover up in public places.
  
• Drinking in Abu Dhabi is allowed in licensed hotels, bars, and restaurants. Ensure you drink there only and not in public. Drinking and driving or being aggressive in public can land you in jail.
  
• Be careful when taking photographs, there shouldn't be anyone in the background, especially women, without their consent. Also, never take photos of government buildings, aircraft, or airports unless allowed. It is prohibited and punishable by law.
  
• Be respectful of prayer times, especially during the month of Ramadan. During this month, Muslims don’t eat or drink during the daytime. However, there are no restrictions on tourists, but you need to be mindful and not trouble the workers when they are offering prayers.
  
• Another thing to remember is not to indulge in public displays of affection, especially during prayer times.
  

Abu Dhabi's weather is arid and subtropical, with high temperatures and the sun shining brightly most of the time. Abu Dhabi doesn’t experience much rain, but when it does, it's in the winter months from November to March. In winter, the lowest temperature recorded here is 13 °C, while the highest temperature in summer is around 42°C. The most pleasant months are winters, with temperatures around 24°C during the day and 13°C at night. The pleasant temperature makes winters the best season for an Abu Dhabi sightseeing tour.

Explore the rich history of the city on an Abu Dhabi sightseeing tour lasting 8–9 hours. The tour starts with exploring the beautiful Islamic architecture of Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. The tour continues by witnessing the majestic Emirates Palace and Etihad Towers from the world’s best observation deck. The tour also includes a walk around Heritage Village, a historic area providing a sneak peek into the region’s past.