Are you in Ras Al Khaimah on holiday and want to discover the city of Abu Dhabi as well? Then this private Abu Dhabi city tour is a great choice! You will be picked up from your Ras Al Khaimah hotel and head to Abu Dhabi meeting your tour guide in Dubai. After approximately a 2.5-hour drive is a photo stop in Ferrari World

Next up is the impressive Sheikh Zayed Mosque which you can also visit inside. This is the largest mosque in the United Arab Emirates and the eighth largest in the world. You will be amazed not only by the size of the mosque, which can accommodate over 40,000 worshippers, but also for its architectural features. It was built with fine white marble and has intricate decorations painted. The mosque is named after the founder and first president of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.

Afterwards, you will stop for a visit to the Heritage Village where you'll learn about the country's culture and traditions, and learn about its history before the Emirates discovered oil. Finally, you will witness a new cultural landmark in Abu Dhabi - Qasr Al Watan where you will learn about the country’s governing traditions and, and explore a well-preserved legacy of knowledge, thus boosting cultural understanding of the UAE. Then you'll drive through the Abu Dhabi Corniche and you will have some time to wander around the Marina Mall.

You can choose between these options:

OPTION 1: 1 to 2 people

OPTION 2: 3 to 4 people

OPTION 3: 5 to 7 people

Visit the Sheikh Zayed Mosque
Admire the Al Watan Palace and learn more about Arab culture and government
Stroll around the Marina Mall

The dress code for the Sheikh Zayed Grande Mosque is the following: modest, conservative, loose fitting clothing,long sleeves, long skirts and trousers; no tight and transparent clothes; no short pants for men; no shorts pants for women and skirts must be ankle length; no swimwear and no beachwear; headscarf for ladies is essential
At Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque it is recommended: not to have intimate behavior; i.e: holding hands or kissing is not acceptable in a Muslim place of worship; stay within the areas dedicated to visitors, for safety and respect to worshippers, and not going freely around the mosque
At Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque smoking and food are not allowed; do not touch the Holy Quran (Holy Book) and other architectural elements inside the main prayer hall
Qasr Al Watan is a working palace and has the right to close without any notice. The visit will be replaced with Qasr Al Hosn or Heritage Village, whichever is available on that day