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The indoor center on Yas Island combines wind tunnel flying and rock climbing. Walls of different heights allow you to choose your level of training, and classes are held with instructors.
Cultural spaces of the capital, Yas Island, boat trips and the nature of the emirate. Start with the area: travel between the islands and the center requires separate time in the route.
The indoor center on Yas Island combines wind tunnel flying and rock climbing. Walls of different heights allow you to choose your level of training, and classes are held with instructors.
The Ferrari theme park on Yas Island combines high-speed roller coasters and family-friendly attractions. There's a Bell'Italia walk through a miniature Italy, racing simulators and a display of automotive memorabilia.
The marine theme park explores the story of One Ocean through eight themed worlds. The route takes you from Abu Dhabi's natural surroundings to tropical and polar seas, with aquariums and educational exhibits.
teamLab's immersive works are influenced by the environment and visitor interactions. The space combines digital art, science and natural phenomena in a multi-sensory itinerary.
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The indoor theme park transports guests to the worlds of DC and classic Warner Bros. cartoons. The six themed zones include Gotham City, Metropolis, Bedrock and Cartoon Junction.
The water park on Yas Island is built around the story of the lost pearl. In addition to intense slides, there are wave rides and the calm Al Raha River.
The monumental working mosque introduces visitors to the Islamic architecture and culture of the UAE. The domes, calligraphy and marble spaces can be viewed independently or as part of a tour of the center.
A former coastal salt marsh has been transformed into a protected refuge for birds and aquatic life. The reserve is particularly famous for its population of pink flamingos, whose numbers fluctuate throughout the year.
The 1,249-meter-tall rocky mountain rises above Al Ain near the Omani border. A road leads to the upper observation decks, and at the foot there are ancient burial grounds and a deserted park.
The working Presidential Palace reveals to visitors the architecture and cultural history of the UAE. The state rooms are complemented by a library and exhibitions on the Arab world's contributions to knowledge and governance.
Al Bahia Zoo combines animal experiences with educational programs. Separately, supervised feedings and special meetings with giraffes and other inhabitants are offered.
The Jebel Hafeet Zoo features local and exotic animals, including Arabian oryxes and big cats. The work of the center is related to the conservation of rare species; special programs include giraffe feeding and safaris.
The museum on Saadiyat compares art and objects from different civilizations from antiquity to modern times. Jean Nouvel's architecture combines galleries under a large geometric dome, creating the effect of a rain of light.
A protected mangrove forest is located on the eastern side of Abu Dhabi city. Water channels allow you to explore the coastal ecosystem on an organized kayak route and observe its inhabitants.
The wooden boardwalks on Jubail Island pass through the mangrove forest above the tidal waters. The park introduces the role of mangroves in protecting the coast, and some programs allow you to explore the channels by kayak.
The aquarium at Al Qana is divided into ten themed areas, ranging from UAE marine treasures to tropical forests. Exhibits tell about pearl fishing, coral reefs and marine conservation.
The oasis has shady paths among date palms and a traditional falaj irrigation system. The interactive Eco-Centre explains how water from distant sources supports desert agriculture.
In a protected desert area, unusual fossilized dune formations are concentrated. Paved trails allow you to examine the forms created by long-term geological processes without leaving the route.
The Jebel Hafeet Water Adventure Park uses man-made canals for rafting and kayaking. The complex also offers surfing, wakeboarding and swimming pools for different types of recreation.
The city park in the Al Mushrif area combines a botanical garden, a large lawn and an amphitheater. The Shade House grows plants under a tall shade structure, and there are children's spaces and an Animal Barn for families.
The city's white sand beach is complemented by a promenade, gardens and views of Lulu Island. The shore is divided into areas with different access rules, including the free Al Sahil area.
The complex at Khudairiyat combines four spaces for active recreation. Water children's games and dry adventure activities are presented at one point, so the format can be tailored to the age and interests of the family.
The park at the foot of Jebel Hafeet combines the natural landscape and archaeological heritage of Al Ain. Guided walking and camping options are available here, and the area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Hudayriyat Wave Center offers several surfing formats for different skill levels. The waves range from calm training waves to more challenging variations with a long wall and a tube.
Yas Island Circuit hosts the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 Grand Prix. In addition to competitions, they offer self-guided track discovery programs, go-kart racing and automotive experiences.
The sun-dried mud brick fort was built in the late 19th century for the Al Nahyan family. Today, the restored complex serves as a cultural space introducing the history of Al Ain and the heritage of the region.
Al Hosn Historic Complex showcases Abu Dhabi's heritage through its fort, craft spaces and cultural programmes. The House of Artisans hosts demonstrations and classes involving traditional materials and techniques.