Arabian Elegance: A Winter Escape to Abu Dhabi

Escape the January chill and enjoy a luxurious getaway to the dazzling city of Abu Dhabi. From its pristine beaches to its glittering skyline, the UAE’s capital offers the perfect mix of relaxation, culture and world-class attractions. Discover the awe-inspiring Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, stroll along the elegant Corniche waterfront, or explore the opulent Emirates Palace. For a touch of excitement, visit Yas Island – home to Ferrari World and Yas Marina – or indulge in a spot of shopping at the city’s impressive malls and traditional souks. Whether you’re unwinding by the pool or soaking up the Arabian sun on a golden beach, Abu Dhabi promises an unforgettable winter escape.

Price Includes

• Flights, 23kg check baggage per passenger
• 5 nights Half-Board
• Private transfers (Abu Dhabi International Airport to Hotel only)
• Day tour of Abu Dhabi

Royal M Hotel & Resort Abu Dhabi *****
Set along the city’s picturesque Corniche, the Royal M Hotel & Resort offers a stylish and serene retreat with stunning views across the Arabian Gulf. This 5-star property features elegant contemporary décor, spacious guest rooms, and a wealth of amenities including an infinity pool, private beach, wellness spa and several restaurants serving a blend of international and local cuisine. With its exceptional service and prime location just moments from the city’s key attractions, the Royal M is the perfect base for your Middle Eastern adventure.

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Entry & documentation

• British passport-holders receive a tourist visa on arrival in the UAE (for example up to 90 days in a 180-day period) for tourism purposes. mercuryholidays.co.uk+2TUI.co.uk+2

• Ensure your passport has sufficient validity. Tripadvisor+1

• Always check any airline or UAE government website for latest requirements (e.g., health, immigration). mofa.gov.ae+1

  Safety and security

• The FCDO states there is a high threat of terrorist attack globally, including sites frequented by foreign travellers in the UAE. GOV.UK+1

• Although the UAE remains a popular and generally safe destination, the regional situation can change quickly. The FCDO warns of the possibility of air-space closures, flight delays or cancellations with little notice. The Independent+1

• Local laws are more strict than in the UK: for example, public consumption of alcohol is controlled, being drunk in public is an offence, and certain items (e-cigarette refills, CBD oil) may be illegal. GOV.UK+1

• Be aware of rules around photography: photographing certain government or military sites, or even individuals without permission, may lead to serious trouble. GOV.UK+1

  Practical travel tips

• Travel insurance: Take out comprehensive travel insurance covering your destination, including activities and the possibility of travel disruptions.

• Flight checks: Before flying, confirm your flight status with the airline (departure/arrival times, routing) as regional incidents may affect schedules. Condé Nast Traveler+1

• Respect local customs: Dress modestly (especially in religious or more conservative areas), avoid public displays of affection, and follow local guidance.

• Behaviour-related laws: Even minor behaviour considered offensive (gestures, language) may lead to fines, detention or deportation. Good conduct is essential. GOV.UK

• Driving & transport: If you drive, be aware that driving standards may differ, traffic may be fast, and you should observe the local rules—drink-driving is strictly banned. GOV.UK