Photo permit included
Tour by public transport
Canal Boat tour included
Train tickets included
Suitable for little children
Wheelchair accessible tour
Museum ticket included
Light snack included
Lunch included
Transportation included
Walking Tour
Abu Dhabi is the largest and most popular of the seven emirates due to its wonderful traditional architecture, rich heritage, and luxurious hotels. The emirates have become very popular with tourists and have grown to be a worldwide shopping and entertainment destination.
What's included
- Private Air-Conditioned Transport
- English speaking Professional Guide
During Ramadan, dress codes get more conservative. Dubai is usually relatively liberal, but during the Holy Month women should cover their shoulders and their legs down to their knees when out in public — carry a pashmina or a shawl if you do not want to wear lots of layers. For men, it is shirts or T-shirts as usual but make sure shorts are knee length. Expect uncomfortable stares or even a fine if you ignore this rule during the Holy Month.
Everyone has to abide by the “do not eat, drink, smoke or chew gum in public between sunrise and sunset rule” and that includes tourists. These laws can be punished with fines or even jail time if broken. Restaurants will not be open during the day, but there are some designated cafes open for non-Muslims hidden away behind curtains in most shopping malls; ask at the mall information booths for their location if you need a soft drink or a snack. It’s easy to get dehydrated if you are not used to the summer heat.
Highlights
Itinerary
10:00
– Pick up from the port
– Photo Stop at Al Husn Palace and Emirates Palace Hotel
– Visit Sheikh Zayed Mosque
– Abu Dhabi Corniche
– Sheikh Zayed Mosque (Entrance Fees included)
– Return to the port