Abu Dhabi Tour Packages

Flights from India to Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi is well-connected to India via Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH), which serves as the main gateway. Direct flights operate from multiple Indian cities, including:

• Mumbai (BOM) — approx. 3 hrs 15 min
• Delhi (DEL) — approx. 3 hrs 45 min
• Kochi (COK) — approx. 3 hrs
• Bengaluru (BLR) — approx. 3 hrs 30 min
• Hyderabad (HYD) — approx. 3 hrs 20 min
• Ahmedabad (AMD) — approx. 3 hrs 10 min
• Chennai (MAA) — approx. 3 hrs 30 min

Airlines operating on these routes include Etihad Airways (Abu Dhabi’s own carrier), Air India, IndiGo, Air Arabia, and Emirates (with a connection via Dubai).

Tips for Booking Flights

• Book early: Tickets booked 6–8 weeks in advance are typically 20–35% cheaper.
• Travel mid-week: Tuesday and Wednesday departures often carry lower fares.
• Bundle with Travel Saga Holidays: Our Abu Dhabi tour packages include flight options, saving you the hassle of separate bookings.
• Avoid peak Indian holidays: Diwali, Christmas–New Year, and summer vacation see a surge in airfares. Book early for these periods.
• Check baggage allowance: International carriers usually offer 23 kg check-in. Verify before booking to avoid surprises.

Abu Dhabi is not just another city — it is an experience that stays with you. Here is why Indian travellers are making Abu Dhabi their next big destination:

• World-famous landmarks: The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is one of the most stunning buildings on earth.
• Theme parks: Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World, and Yas Waterworld — all on Yas Island.
• Luxury at accessible prices: Five-star experiences without five-star price tags, especially with a well-planned tour package.
• Vegetarian and Indian food options: Abu Dhabi has a large Indian expat community, ensuring excellent Indian restaurants across the city.
• Safe and family-friendly: Consistently rated among the world’s safest cities — perfect for families and solo travellers alike.
• Cultural richness: Qasr Al Hosn, Heritage Village, and the Louvre Abu Dhabi offer a fascinating cultural journey.
• Short flight time: With flight durations under 4 hours from most Indian cities, Abu Dhabi is an ideal long-weekend or week-long getaway.

Best time for Indian travellers: November to February is ideal. The weather is perfect for outdoor sightseeing, and it aligns with key Indian holidays like Diwali long weekends, Christmas, and New Year. Book early for this period as flights and hotels fill up fast.

Here are different types of packages that Indian travellers can choose from:

5 Days Abu Dhabi Tour Package

Perfect For: Long-weekend warriors, first-time visitors, couples

Approximate Cost: Starting from ₹45,000 per person (twin sharing, incl. flights)

Highlights:

• Day 1: Arrival in Abu Dhabi, hotel check-in, corniche evening walk
• Day 2: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (morning), Heritage Village, Qasr Al Hosn, Emirates Palace exterior
• Day 3: Yas Island — Ferrari World or Warner Bros. World (choose one), Yas Marina stroll
• Day 4: Desert Safari with BBQ dinner, belly dance show, camel ride
• Day 5: Louvre Abu Dhabi, souvenir shopping at Madinat Zayed Gold Centre, departure

Package Inclusions: Return airfare, 4 nights hotel (3-star/4-star), daily breakfast, airport transfers, visa assistance, sightseeing as per itinerary

7 Days Abu Dhabi Tour Package

Perfect For: Families, groups, travellers wanting a well-rounded experience

Approximate Cost: Starting from ₹65,000 per person (twin sharing, incl. flights)

Highlights:

• Day 1: Arrival, transfer, city orientation drive
• Day 2: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Presidential Palace exterior, Corniche Beach
• Day 3: Yas Island — Ferrari World + Yas Waterworld
• Day 4: Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi
• Day 5: Desert Safari, dune bashing, quad biking, traditional camp dinner
• Day 6: Louvre Abu Dhabi, Qasr Al Hosn, Heritage Village, Al Maryah Island shopping
• Day 7: Free morning for leisure or optional Warner Bros. Studio Tour, departure

Package Inclusions: Return airfare, 6 nights hotel (4-star), daily breakfast + 3 dinners, all transfers, sightseeing, visa assistance

10 Days Abu Dhabi Tour Package

Perfect For: Honeymooners, families, thorough explorers who want it all

Approximate Cost: Starting from ₹95,000 per person (twin sharing, incl. flights)

Highlights:

• Days 1–2: Arrival, leisure, corniche, city overview
• Day 3: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Louvre Abu Dhabi
• Day 4: Yas Island — Ferrari World
• Day 5: Yas Waterworld
• Day 6: Warner Bros. World
• Day 7: Desert Safari experience with overnight camping option
• Day 8: Sir Bani Yas Island day trip (wildlife drive, kayaking)
• Day 9: Al Ain day trip — Al Ain Oasis, Al Ain Zoo, Jebel Hafeet
• Day 10: Last-minute shopping, souvenirs, departure

Package Inclusions: Return airfare, 9 nights hotel (4-star/5-star), daily breakfast + select meals, all transfers and sightseeing, visa assistance, dedicated tour manager

Yes, Indian passport holders require a visa to enter the UAE (which includes Abu Dhabi). Here is what you need to know:

• UAE Tourist Visa: Available for 30 days (single entry) or 60 days; can be extended.
• Visa on Arrival: Not available for regular Indian passports. A pre-arranged visa is mandatory.
• Visa through Travel Saga Holidays: We handle the entire visa application process for you as part of our Abu Dhabi tour packages — just share your documents and leave the rest to us.
• Processing Time: Typically 3–5 working days.
• Documents Required: Passport (valid for 6+ months), recent passport-size photo, confirmed hotel booking, return flight ticket, bank statement (last 3 months).
• Visa Fee: Approximately ₹5,000–₹8,000 depending on duration and type (included in most Travel Saga Holidays packages).

Note: Indian passport holders with a valid US, UK, or Schengen visa may be eligible for visa on arrival — check with our team for the latest update.

• Dress modestly at religious sites like the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque — shoulders and knees must be covered. Abayas are provided at the mosque free of charge.
• Respect Ramadan rules if travelling during the holy month — eating, drinking, and smoking in public is prohibited during daylight hours.
• Carry cash (AED) alongside cards — smaller shops and souks may not accept cards.
• Download the Abu Dhabi app for real-time maps, transport info, and attraction details.
• Public display of affection is frowned upon and can attract attention. Keep it subtle.
• Alcohol is available in licensed hotels and restaurants. Public intoxication is illegal.
• Photography rules: Do not photograph government buildings, military installations, or people without their permission.
• Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory — 10–15% is customary in restaurants.
• Friday is the holy day — some attractions and government offices have reduced hours.
• Tap water is safe but most visitors prefer bottled water.

Suggested Itinerary — 5 Days (Cultural Focus)

Day 1: Arrive → Corniche Day 2: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque → Heritage Village → Qasr Al Hosn Day 3: Louvre Abu Dhabi → Al Maryah Island → Gold Souk Day 4: Desert Safari Day 5: Emirates Palace walk → Departure

Suggested Itinerary — 7 Days (Adventure + Culture)

Days 1–2: City highlights, Corniche, Mosque Days 3–4: Yas Island (Ferrari World + Yas Waterworld) Day 5: Warner Bros. World Day 6: Desert Safari + overnight camp Day 7: Departure shopping

Suggested Itinerary — 10 Days (Complete Abu Dhabi)

Days 1–3: City sightseeing, museums, mosques Days 4–6: Yas Island theme parks (all three) Day 7: Desert Safari Day 8: Sir Bani Yas Island Day 9: Al Ain day trip Day 10: Shopping + departure

• Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque — The crown jewel of Abu Dhabi; one of the world’s largest mosques
• Yas Island — Home to Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World, and Yas Waterworld
• Louvre Abu Dhabi — A world-class art museum on Saadiyat Island
• Corniche Beach — A stunning 8 km waterfront promenade
• Heritage Village — A living museum of traditional Emirati life
• Qasr Al Hosn — Abu Dhabi’s oldest building and national monument
• Saadiyat Island — Cultural district with beaches, museums, and luxury resorts
• Al Ain Oasis — UNESCO World Heritage Site; a lush date palm oasis
• Desert dunes of Liwa — The vast Rub’ al Khali desert for epic dune bashing
• Sir Bani Yas Island — A wildlife reserve with Arabian oryx, cheetahs, and more

1. Visit Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque — a spiritual and architectural masterpiece
2. Dune bashing in the desert — an adrenaline rush you will never forget
3. Speed into Ferrari World — home of the world’s fastest roller coaster, Formula Rossa
4. Explore Louvre Abu Dhabi — art, history, and architecture in one place
5. Relax at Corniche Beach — perfect for a sunset walk or a swim
6. Experience Warner Bros. World — for kids and adults alike
7. Take a dhow cruise — a traditional wooden boat ride on the Arabian waters
8. Shop at Madinat Zayed Gold Centre — Abu Dhabi’s answer to Dubai’s gold souk
9. Day trip to Al Ain — Jebel Hafeet, Al Ain Zoo, and lush oases await
10. Savour Emirati cuisine — try machboos, harees, and luqaimat at a local restaurant

For Indian families, hotels near Yas Island offer great value — close to theme parks and with easy access to restaurants serving Indian food.