• Visit the Madinat Zayed Gold Market.
• The Iranian souk, the Fish Market, the Central Market, the Carpet souk
• Get cultural. There are two heritage villages to visit in Abu Dhabi. The one at the Breakwater is really lovely, and the craftspeople are keen to take the time to demonstrate traditional skills.
• The Old Fort (also known as the Al Husn Fort). This imposing whitewashed building is one of the oldest buildings in Abu Dhabi, and has a small museum.
• Also of interest is the Women's Handicraft Centre which forms part of the Abu Dhabi Women's Association. It houses a small but well laid-out museum, and a souvenir shop where you can buy items made in the handicrafts centre. The little shop also offers you the opportunity to dress in traditional clothes and have your picture taken!
• The Emirates Palace Hotel. Tours of the Palace are run four times every day
• You can visit the dhow building works where you can see a traditional dhow being made.

Al Ain (12 Hour round trip)

• An excellent place to visit is Al Ain. Apart from being the birth place of Sheik Zayed, it has a beautiful oasis
• Al Ain also offers the fairly recently discovered Hot Springs, which is being developed into a fine holiday spot. The Hot Springs are nestled at the bottom of one of the Emirates highest mountains – Jebel Hafeet. If you are a cycling buff, it's apparently a two to three hour uphill cycle, but a 45-min down ride!
• The Al Ain museum and fort are very interesting, and if you are an archeology buff it has plenty of information on the various archeological sites in the UAE, as well as some history on the region itself.
• There is also a museum at the home of the late Sheik Zayed, which details his legacy and the development of the UAE.

** Please note we only provide the transportation you need to make arrangements for all excursions / guides , But we will drive everywhere you want to go no quibble.