Private Abu Dhabi Tours

A private tour means Abu Dhabi at your pace: a personal car, a Russian-speaking guide and a route built around your group's interests. An hour for photos at Sheikh Zayed Mosque instead of a twenty-minute group dash, a coffee pause overlooking Emirates Palace, an unhurried Louvre visit — here that's the norm.

🎟 Options and prices

• Half-day, 5–6 hours — 1136 AED: Zayed Mosque, the Corniche and the presidential district
• Full day, 8–10 hours — 1460 AED: add the Louvre or Qasr Al Watan, Yas Island and lunch where you choose
• VIP day — 2272 AED: an executive-class car and a fully free-form programme, from Saadiyat to an evening run under the lights

Pickup from any Dubai or Abu Dhabi hotel. Entry tickets are paid separately only for what you actually visit; for a family of four a full day costs about the same as four seats on the group Louvre tour — but entirely on your terms.

🗺 The route

• Hotel pickup and the drive to Abu Dhabi
• Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque: the country's landmark
• The Corniche: the capital's skyline
• Lunch at an Arabic restaurant
• Louvre Abu Dhabi: the dome and a world-class collection
• Qasr Al Watan: the state reception halls
• The date market: tasting traditional varieties
• Back at your hotel

The order of stops and the set of sights depend on the option you choose — confirmed with your booking.

Russian-speaking guide and a private 6-seat vehicle. Priced per vehicle; we agree the route and hotel pickup time with you before payment.

Russian-speaking guide, a private vehicle and a VIP programme. Priced per vehicle; we agree the vehicle class, route and hotel pickup time with you before payment.

Russian-speaking guide and a private 6-seat vehicle. Priced per vehicle; we agree the route and hotel pickup time with you before payment.

Standard cars take 4–6 guests; for larger groups we arrange a minivan — price confirmed at booking.

No — entry tickets are paid separately and only for the sites you pick, so you never pay for a fixed bundle you don't use.

Yes — that's the whole point of the format: the guide reshapes the day on the spot, as long as venue hours allow.