Abu-Dhabi is the capital and the second most populous city of the United Arab Emirates. Elegant and modern, this city founded in 1761 presents a fascinating mix between tradition and avant-garde.

The territory currently occupied by Abu Dhabi is a tongue of desert on an island facing the Asian continent, and which will now surprise you with the greenery of its gardens, its modern architecture and its cheerful population of almost one and a half million inhabitants. In the city is the famous Ferrari World theme park, with the largest Ferrari logo ever built. Abu Dhabi also offers the most luxurious shops in the world, next to the most expensive hotel in the world, the Emirates Palace, and close to it is one of the best sea parks in the Gulf: The Corniche. Along with neighboring Dubai, it is the economic engine of the Emirates, being a must for any cruise passenger visiting the Persian Gulf.

Come with us to Abu Dhabi, discover the vitality of this wonderful city, its exotic beauty and the generosity of its inhabitants. Our tour in Spanish will be the perfect complement to your cruise.

PROGRAM
Arrival of the ship.

The guide will wait for you at the exit of the Terminal, where the ship is docked, with the "Shorexc" sign.

The following sites will be visited:

– Sheikh Zayed Road (panoramic view from the Bus): It is the longest road in the Emirates, which runs from Al Silah, in the emirate of Abu Dhabi, and ends in the emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, on the border with Oman. In Abu Dhabi it runs parallel to the coast.

– Sheikh Zayed Mosque: Known as the Great Mosque, one of the most incredible buildings in the world. Both the exterior of the mosque and its interior is something that will not leave anyone indifferent.

Attention: Due to the new regulations in force, the Abu Dhabi Mosque is only allowed to enter if the complete vaccination schedule is carried out plus the result of a negative PCR (PERFORMED IN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)

– Heritage Village: This open-air museum is a replica of a traditional oasis village, where we can admire the Bedouin way of life and the traditional aspects of desert villages.

– The Corniche: It is popularly known as the "Manhattan of the Gulf", due to the profusion of parks, gardens, magnificent mosques and wonderful fountains.

– Emirates Palace Hotel (stop for photos): It is the most expensive luxury hotel in the world.

– Ferrari World (stop for photos): It is a theme park dedicated to Ferrari. It is the largest indoor theme park in the world. The Ferrari logo that crowns the park measures 65 meters long by 48.5 meters wide, making it the largest Ferrari logo ever created.

– Yas Waterworld (stop for photos): It is a water park built on an artificial island. The attractions add water games, special effects, high technology and lighting, and the visitor himself can choose the development and the end of the route of many of them among more than 35 combinations.

– Yas Island: Home of the Yas Marina Circuit, where the Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix has been held since 2009.

Return to the ship.

End of the Excursion.

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1. Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque: One of the world's largest mosques, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is an architectural masterpiece known for its stunning design and intricate details. Visitors are captivated by its grandeur and spiritual atmosphere.

2. Cultural Heritage: Abu Dhabi is home to various cultural sites, including the Qasr Al Hosn Fort, which is the oldest stone building in the city, and the Heritage Village, where visitors can experience traditional Emirati life.

3. Luxurious Accommodations: The city boasts a range of luxurious hotels and resorts, including iconic landmarks like the Emirates Palace, offering world-class amenities and services.

4. Louvre Abu Dhabi: Art enthusiasts are drawn to the Louvre Abu Dhabi, an innovative museum that houses a diverse collection of artworks from different cultures and historical periods.

5. Modern Architecture: Abu Dhabi is characterized by its impressive skyline featuring modern architectural wonders like the Etihad Towers and the Capital Gate, showcasing the city's commitment to innovation and design.

6. Entertainment on Yas Island: Yas Island is a leisure and entertainment hub, home to attractions such as Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld, and Yas Marina Circuit, hosting the Formula 1 Grand Prix.

7. Cultural Experiences: Visitors can engage in authentic cultural experiences, such as trying traditional Arabic cuisine, exploring souks (markets), and enjoying cultural performances.

8. Luxury Shopping: Abu Dhabi offers a sophisticated shopping experience, with high-end malls like The Galleria and Abu Dhabi Mall featuring international and luxury brands.

9. Mangrove Adventures: Nature enthusiasts can explore the city's unique mangrove forests through activities like kayaking, offering a tranquil escape from the urban bustle.

10. Camel Riding and Desert Safaris: Experience the desert landscape through activities like camel riding and desert safaris, allowing you to witness the beauty of Abu Dhabi's vast sand dunes.

11. Falconry and Falcon Hospital: Learn about the traditional art of falconry and visit the Falcon Hospital to understand the importance of these birds in Emirati culture.

12. Year-Round Sunshine: Abu Dhabi enjoys a sunny climate throughout the year, making it an attractive destination for those seeking warmth and outdoor activities.

•  Bus
• Guide in Spanish.
• Entrance to the Mosque.

• Discount for children, applied only to individual excursions.
• Not combinable with other offers.
• It is essential to send a copy of the child's Identity Document.
• From 13 years pay as an adult.
• 8 hour excursion.

Attention: Due to the new regulations in force, the Abu Dhabi Mosque is only allowed to enter if the complete vaccination schedule is carried out plus the result of a negative PCR (PERFORMED IN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)

The duration of the excursion is approximate, it will be subject to the time of arrival of the ship and disembarkation of the passengers.

IMPORTANT: There is a mandatory dress code for the entrance to the mosques.
For women:
Loose long pants or long skirts, no form-fitting clothing. Long sleeves and they must cover their head with a scarf. See-through clothing is not allowed.
For men:
Pants can be short, as long as they cover the knees. Off-the-shoulder shirts or tops are not allowed.
Forbidden to enter swimsuits or obscene clothing.
Shorexc is not responsible for the competent authorities not allowing entry to the mosque for not adhering to the dress code.