Are you in Abu Dhabi and arriving at its port? Join this tour for cruises and visit the most stunning and important sites in the city. You'll love it!
Tour Details
At the scheduled time, we'll pick you up from your hotel in Abu Dhabi to begin this amazing city tour during which we'll visit some of the most iconic and famous sites! These spots include the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Abu Dhabi's Corniche and Ferrari World, to name but a few. Let's go!
First stop? Ferrari World! To start this city tour of Abu Dhabi, we'll first stop outside at the world-renowned indoor amusement park that is Ferrari World.
Next, we'll make our way towards the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. Another very famous site in the city of Abu Dhabi, this mosque in particular is famous for its onion-top dome, floral patterns, and other Islamic architectural features. Within its walls lie precious stones, crystals and even a huge hand-knotted carpet!
If you find yourself hungry after all the excitement of this tour, fear not! Shortly after visiting the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, you'll have some free time to grab a small bite to eat at a traditional local restaurant.
Once our bellies are full, we'll head to our next location. This time, we'll be visiting the charming Abu Dhabi Corniche, where we'll admire the impressive skylines. Don't forget your camera, as you'll want to take tonnes of pictures of these amazing luxurious structures, the Emirates Palace and Etihad Towers.
Our next stop will take place at The Founder's Memorial, a truly special cultural attraction which celebrates the founder of the United Arab Emirates, Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. This memorial walks the visitor through his legacy, life and principles. Here, you'll be able to discover art, nature and even some visual experiences, which will teach you all about how the state was founded in the year 1971.
Finally, this Abu Dhabi city tour will come to an end back at your hotel, after around 4 or 5 hours.
Important Info
If your tour of Abu Dhabi for cruise ships is on a Friday, please note that this day is sacred for Muslim people, and therefore, some monuments may be closed. The order of the visits may change depending on the day you book the tour.