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Private Abu Dhabi Tour

  • Abu Dhabi
  • Full day, about 8–10 hours (flexible)
  • City Tours · Private Tours
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  3. Photo: Tashmetova808, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (resized)
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Overview

  • DurationFull day, about 8–10 hours (flexible)
  • Time of dayMorning, Afternoon, Flexible / all day
  • ConfirmationWe confirm availability before you pay

A private tour is the most comfortable way to see Abu Dhabi, especially for families, couples and small groups who prefer not to share a coach. The vehicle and driver are reserved for your party alone, which means you decide how long to linger at each place and when to break for lunch or coffee.

Most guests start at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, free to enter and at its most photogenic in morning or late-afternoon light. Popular additions include Qasr Al Watan, the working presidential palace whose grand halls and library are open to ticket holders; the Louvre Abu Dhabi on Saadiyat Island, with its famous floating dome; and the Corniche, Emirates Palace and Etihad Towers for skyline photographs. Yas Island can round off the day with a drive past Yas Marina Circuit and the theme parks.

Built around you

Because nothing is fixed, we can shape the route around children’s attention spans, prayer times, a shopping stop or a late start after a long flight. If you plan to go inside the palace or museum, we can include the entry tickets in your quote so everything is arranged before the day.

Tell us your group size, pickup point and the places you would like to see. We will check availability, suggest a realistic plan and confirm the final price on WhatsApp before any payment is made.

Highlights

  • Private vehicle and driver reserved only for your group
  • Flexible pace and route, planned around your interests
  • Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, free to enter
  • Optional entry to Louvre Abu Dhabi or Qasr Al Watan
  • Ideal for families, couples and small groups

Itinerary

  1. 1

    Private pickup

    Up to 1.5 hours

    Collection from your Dubai or Abu Dhabi address at a time that suits you.

  2. 2

    Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque

    1–1.5 hours

    Unhurried visit to the courtyards, colonnades and main prayer hall.

  3. 3

    Qasr Al Watan or Louvre Abu Dhabi

    1.5–2 hours

    Choose the palace or the museum (tickets extra unless included in your quote).

  4. 4

    Lunch break

    1 hour

    Stop at a restaurant of your choice (own expense unless included).

  5. 5

    Corniche, Emirates Palace and Etihad Towers

    45 minutes

    Skyline and waterfront photo stops.

  6. 6

    Yas Island (optional)

    45 minutes

    Drive past Yas Marina Circuit and the theme parks before returning.

  7. 7

    Drop-off

    Up to 1.5 hours

    Return to your hotel or residence.

What's included

  • Private air-conditioned vehicle with driver for the agreed hours
  • Pickup and drop-off in Dubai or Abu Dhabi
  • Bottled water
  • Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque visit (entry is free)
  • Entry tickets to paid attractions unless added to your quote
  • Meals
  • Licensed guide unless requested
  • Personal expenses and tips

Good to know

What to bring

Long, loose, ankle-length clothing for the mosque; women also need a headscarf. For Qasr Al Watan, knees and shoulders must be covered.

Opening hours / departure times

The mosque currently welcomes visitors 9am–9pm Saturday–Thursday and 9am–12pm and 2.30pm–9pm on Fridays. Louvre Abu Dhabi is closed on Mondays.

Frequently asked questions

Can I change the stops?

Yes. The tour is private, so the route is agreed with you in advance and can be adjusted on the day within the booked hours.

Are attraction tickets included?

The Grand Mosque is free. Tickets for paid sites such as Louvre Abu Dhabi or Qasr Al Watan can be added to your quote on request.

Which day should I avoid for the Louvre?

Louvre Abu Dhabi is closed on Mondays, so choose another day if the museum is on your list.

What is the dress code?

At the mosque, men and women need long, loose, ankle-length clothing and women a headscarf. At Qasr Al Watan, knees and shoulders must be covered.

FromAED 800per car (up to 6)
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