
Emirates Palace, Mandarin Oriental Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
- Abu Dhabi’s only hotel with 1.3 km private beach and marina
- Private Butler service
- 2 pools
- 14 International restaurants, cafes, lounges and bars
Abu Dhabi, the UAE’s capital, does things its own way. Think gleaming skylines and thrill-seeking water parks sitting happily alongside tranquil gardens, indulgent hotels and breathtaking mosques. It’s where cutting-edge meets centuries-old tradition... and the result is a destination that’s nothing short of wow.
Ancient traditions live side-by-side with contemporary architecture and world record-breaking feats in Abu Dhabi. Constantly developing, renovating and changing, the city always has something new to offer. From its sun-kissed white beaches to an ultra-modern skyline, holidays in Abu Dhabi are where city trips and beach breaks come together.
Beaches
Adventure
Landmarks
Just 30 minutes from Abu Dhabi, Yas Island is where big thrills meet laid-back luxury, from iconic attractions like Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld and the Yas Marina Circuit, to sun-soaked beaches, vibrant shopping and entertainment the whole family will love.
A couples retreat
Fun for the whole gang
Stay right in the heart of the action at Yas Island’s standout hotels, including the playful and immersive The WB™ Abu Dhabi.
Fly to Dubai International Airport from London Heathrow. 7-hour flight time.
1-hour transfer from Dubai International to Abu Dhabi.
All year round service available with our partner airlines.
If you’re travelling on a British Citizen passport, you can get a visitor’s visa on arrival in the UAE. This visa allows visitors to stay in the UAE for up to 30 days. The visa terminates automatically on departure and a new visa is issued on arrival each time the visitor returns to the UAE.
Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates, chilling on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Gulf. It’s where desert dreams meet luxury living.
From camel rides in the desert to world-class museums and lounging on pristine beaches, Abu Dhabi’s got it all. Don't miss the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Ferrari World, and a sunset cruise along the Corniche!
It depends on your passport. If you’re travelling on a British Citizen passport, you can get a visitor’s visa on arrival in the UAE.
Quick tip: always check the latest UAE entry rules before you fly.
Whether you're all about five-star luxury, beachside bliss, or budget-friendly comfort, Abu Dhabi has your perfect stay. Check out Yas Island for thrills, Saadiyat for serenity, and Downtown for city vibes. You can find more about our hotels here.
November to March is prime time – think sunny days, cooler temps, and perfect beach weather. It’s also festival season, so expect lots of fun and cultural flair!
January wins! It’s the chilliest month with daytime highs around 24°C (75°F) – ideal for sightseeing without sweating buckets.
Ramadan shifts each year, but usually falls around March to May. It’s a unique time to visit – just be mindful of local customs and enjoy the festive nights and delicious Iftar feasts!
Nope! They’re like glamorous siblings – close, but each with its own vibe. Abu Dhabi is the elegant capital with a relaxed pace, while Dubai is the flashier, fast-paced showstopper. Both are worth a visit!