Private Tour: Abu Dhabi Full-Day City sightseeing with Transport from Dubai

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Join this tour for an overview of the most visited sights in Abu Dhabi – UAE’s capital, On arrival in Abu Dhabi stop first at Sheikh Zayed Mosque, one of the largest in the world. Completely clad in marble, the mosque has numerous Islamic decorations. Drive next to the waterfront Corniche for a visit of the Heritage Village, built on a man-made wave-breaker, and depicting scenes from the region’s pre-oil days. Take stunning pictures of the skyline, then enjoy a photo-stop near the Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi’s famous “7-star hotel”. Afterwards travel past pristine gardens and beaches to reach Central Souq with time to mingle with the locals at this charming souk. The tour continues to a traditional date market for a close look at the staggering varieties of dates before arriving on Saadiyat Island, a cultural hub and home to the stunning Louvre Abu Dhabi. Stop for photos, then drive to nearby Yas Island for a stop at the world's first Ferrari World theme park for souvenirs.

Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Pickup will be in a Private suitable air-conditioned vehicle with Private Guide.
Children up to 5 years of age must be provided with a child safety seat. Kindly let us know if you have an infant 5 years and below joining the tour. Infant seat will be provided without any additional charges.
IMPORTANT : Please pay strict attention to the dress code since you will be visiting the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. Failure to observe the dress code will result in entry to the monument being restricted.When booking and visiting through a Tour Operator, it is not feasible to rent an Abaya (local ladies cloak) at the Mosque. However, in emergency situations, you can purchase an Abaya from your Tour Guide during the tour at a nominal cost of USD 10 (subject to availability).
Dress Code - Women and men are to wear conservative, loose fitting, non-transparent clothing, long sleeves (up to wrist length), long skirts (up to ankle length), or trousers. Women must wear a headscarf before entering the Mosque.
Foot wear must be removed before entering the Mosque. Men must not reveal any flesh above their knees and their shoulders must be covered. Body tattoos must be covered.Good quality sunglasses are advised. Hats are advisable when in direct sunlight.
Guests visiting the UAE during the Summer months (June – September) are advised that peak daytime temperatures sometimes reach 42 – 45 degrees Celsius. Humidity levels can also exceed 90 percent during this period. We recommend all our guests to take adequate precaution.
Guest can discuss with our tour guide and customize the itinerary, guest have to pay directly if any additional entrance ticket applicable which is not included in the above itinerary.
If any given tourist sites are closed an alternate attraction in case of the venue's closure