Abu Dhabi All-Inclusive (3 Days)
Highlights
- City, desert and islands with every transfer, entry and dinner already thought of
- Fully customisable before confirmation
- One booking, zero logistics
- Sequenced by people who live here
- WhatsApp support before and during
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before travel
City, desert and islands with every transfer, entry and dinner already thought of. One booking covers the whole itinerary: hotels, private touring, transfers and the named entries, sequenced so each day builds on the last.
Every package is adjusted to your dates, pace and taste before anything is confirmed. Tell us who is travelling and we will shape it around you.
Multi-day trips live or die on sequencing: which day to spend in the desert, when to see the mosque, where the rest day belongs. That ordering is the craft we sell.
Practicalities, handled: your driver's WhatsApp arrives the evening before with the exact pickup time; the vehicle carries chilled water and chargers; timings flex on the day if a flight, a nap or a whim demands it. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before travel, and you can pay on the day.
The details
- Basis
- Private — your own vehicle, up to 20
- Pricing
- Per person
- Pickup
- Your hotel lobby — pickup included
- Languages
- English · Arabic
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24h before travel
- Confirmation
- Confirmed by our team within hours
- Effort
- Easy — suitable for all
- Payment
- Pay on the day, or card in advance
- Support
- WhatsApp, before and during
- Operator
- DCT-licensed, Abu Dhabi
The rhythm of the trip
Day 1 · the capital, properly
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque first, typically in the morning before the coaches build up — modest dress applies, abayas can be borrowed on site, and non-Muslim visitors are welcome outside prayer times. Then Qasr Al Watan, the working Presidential Palace, followed by a run along the Corniche's eight kilometres of waterfront. Your driver-guide handles every ticket; you just walk in.
Day 1, evening · dinner already booked
Your first night's dinner is reserved before you land, so there is no scrolling through reviews in a hotel lobby. The table, the timing and the transfer are all handled. You eat, the Carnival takes you back, day one is done.
Day 2 · slow morning, then the dunes
The morning is deliberately gentle, because the afternoon is not. You head into the desert for a dune drive timed towards sunset, when the sand turns copper and the heat lets go. Evening is dinner at a desert camp under a very large sky; optional add-ons like quad biking are delivered by our partner operators.
Day 3 · Saadiyat and Yas
The islands day: Louvre Abu Dhabi under Jean Nouvel's floating dome on Saadiyat, with its white-sand coastline nearby, then across to Yas Island for the F1 circuit, the marina and the theme-park strip. What you linger on is up to you; the entries are already sorted. Dinner rounds off the trip.
Throughout · one car, one driver-guide, zero admin
Every transfer between hotel, sight, desert and dinner is included and pre-timed, with the same driver-guide across all three days. Tickets are in hand before you ask and the schedule flexes if you fall in love with somewhere. The whole point of all-inclusive is that you never once open a booking app.
Insider tips
- The Grand Mosque's white marble is fierce at midday and glorious in late afternoon. If photography matters to you, ask your driver-guide about visiting towards dusk instead.
- Prone to motion sickness? Claim the front seat for the dune drive and keep your eyes on the horizon. It genuinely works.
- At the Louvre, give the dome itself twenty unhurried minutes. The rain-of-light effect under Nouvel's canopy is half the reason the building exists.
- Ask your driver-guide to stop for karak chai between sights. It costs next to nothing, and it is the most Emirati fifteen minutes of the trip.
- Empty your shoes before getting back in the car after the desert. You will still find sand in your luggage in three months, but less of it.
Questions, answered
What is the dress code for the Grand Mosque?
Shoulders and knees covered for everyone, with loose, non-transparent clothing; women's hair is covered inside. Abayas and head coverings can be borrowed at the mosque if you arrive unprepared. Non-Muslim visitors are entirely welcome outside prayer times, and your driver-guide times the visit around them.
What is actually included, and what is not?
All transfers, all listed entries and the scheduled dinners across the three days, plus your driver-guide throughout. Not included: personal shopping, spa time, drinks beyond what a venue's package covers, and optional desert add-ons such as quad biking, which run through our partner operators. We will give you the exact inclusion list in writing before you book.
Is the dune drive rough? One of us gets motion sick.
It can be spirited, but the intensity is adjustable — tell the driver and the drive becomes a scenic cruise over the dunes rather than a rollercoaster. The nauseous traveller should take the front seat and watch the horizon. Nobody is obliged to enjoy being airborne.
Does this work with children?
Yes, well. Car seats are arranged in advance, the desert camp is genuinely family-friendly, and the pacing has enough gaps for naps and pools. Tell us ages at booking; it changes how we time the mosque and how gentle we make the dunes.
Is alcohol available at the dinners?
Only licensed venues in the UAE serve alcohol, and where your included dinner is at one, you can order drinks at your own cost. The desert camp evening is typically not a licensed venue, so plan for that night to be dry. We are happy to confirm which of your venues are licensed before you book.
What should we pack for three days?
One modest outfit for the mosque, sunglasses and sunscreen for everything, and closed shoes you do not mind filling with sand. From roughly November to March, bring a warm layer — desert evenings turn genuinely cold after dark. The rest is standard holiday wardrobe.
What's included
- ✓All touring and transfers in a private vehicle
- ✓Hand-picked hotels with breakfast
- ✓Entries to the attractions named in the itinerary
- ✓24/7 WhatsApp support throughout your trip
Not included
- —Attraction entry tickets unless listed as included
- —Meals and personal expenses unless listed
- —Gratuities (appreciated, never expected)
What to bring
- · Sunscreen and sunglasses
- · Comfortable shoes
In pictures
The places this day actually goes, and the cars that take you there.
from AED 2,400per person
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