Embark on an Unforgettable Eid Al Adha Escape at Rixos Marina Abu Dhabi
As one of the most important holidays in the UAE calendar, Eid Al Adha calls for a celebration to remember, and Rixos Marina Abu Dhabi is ready to deliver. In the spirit of the season, guests booking a half-board stay will enjoy exclusive perks including discounted room rates, complimentary Yas Park tickets, and a lively line-up of daily activities from Rixy Kids Club's festive Eid programme. To top it all off, half board guests can tuck into a family-friendly Eid brunch with 20% off, while prices for room-only and walk-in guests start from just AED 299 per adult.
Eid Al Adha Escape
Sitting along the glistening shores of the Arabian Gulf, Rixos Marina Abu Dhabi offers a stunning setting for a memorable Eid escape with the family. Guests booking a half-board stay can enjoy a lavish breakfast buffet to start each day and unwind in the evening with a hearty meal at the inviting Terra Mare. From 6th to 10th June, all half-board bookings also unlock added perks, including 20% off room rates, perfect for celebrating the occasion with loved ones.
By day, relax with your toes in the sand and a cocktail in hand as little ones build sandcastles and splash in the waves on the pristine 200-metre beach, relish a refreshing dip in one of four pools, or enjoy a game of volleyball. Alternatively, venture outside the resort to enjoy a day trip to Yas Island with one complimentary theme park ticket per paying adult for some adrenaline-fuelled fun.
What's more, Rixy Kids Club will be offering a whole host of exciting activities from June 6th to 9th to keep younger guests well entertained. Kicking off each morning at 10:30 am sharp, little ones can get active with kids' yoga, water volleyball, swimming classes, and trampolining, or get stuck into engaging crafts like making their own Eid cards, Turkish marbling, and a DIY Slime Lab. Additionally, classic games such as musical chairs, treasure hunts, limbo, and 'The Floor is Lava' promise endless laughs before the day finishes on a high with a mini disco and entertainment from magicians, clowns, and more.
As one of the highlights of your getaway, guests of all ages are invited to celebrate with an unmissable festive brunch at Terra Mare on the first day of Eid Al Adha. With 20% off for half-board guests, this is the ultimate opportunity to get the family together as you bond over mouthwatering bites, refreshing sips, and engaging entertainment, and embrace the joyous spirit of the occasion.
When: Available on stays from 06th to 10th of June
Offer: Book a stay of two nights or more on a half-board package and enjoy a 20% discount on bar rates, one Yas Park ticket per paying adult, 20% off the Eid Brunch, and a complimentary entertainment programme at Rixy Kids' Club
Eid Al Adha Programme
Friday, June 6th
· 10:30 am – Kids Yoga
· 11:00 am – Eid Card Craft
· 12:00 pm – Magic Workshop
· 1:00 pm – Eid Cartoon
· 2:00 pm – Water Volleyball
· 3:00 pm – Eid Face Painting
· 4:00 pm – Master Chef Kumpir
· 5:00 pm – Eid Treasure Hunt
· 6:00 pm – Chess Game
· 8:00 pm – Floor Is Lava
· 8:30 pm – Rixy Disco
· 9:00 pm – Magic Show
Saturday, June 7th
· 10:30 am – Kids Fly Yoga
· 11:00 am – Sheep Craft
· 12:00 pm – Foosball Competition
· 1:00 pm – Eid Cartoon Time
· 2:00 pm – Swimming Class
· 3:00 pm – Eid Henna Painting
· 4:00 pm – DIY Slime Lab
· 6:00 pm – Kids Carnival
· 8:00 pm – Mini Disco
· 8:30 pm – Kids Science Show
Sunday, June 8th
· 10:30 am – Stretching
· 11:00 am – The Kabaa Craft
· 12:00 pm – Clown Workshop
· 1:00 pm – Eid Cartoon
· 2:00 pm – Dodge Ball
· 3:00 pm – Eid Arm Painting
· 4:00 pm – Pool Party
· 6:00 pm – Double Game
· 8:00 pm – Musical Chairs
· 8:30 pm – Mini Disco
· 9:00 pm – Clown Show
Monday, June 9th
· 10:30 am – Kids Yoga
· 11:00 am – Goat Craft
· 12:00 pm – Turkish Marbling
· 1:00 pm – Eid Cartoon
· 2:00 pm – Swimming Class
· 3:00 pm – Eid Tattoo
· 4:00 pm – Master Chef Pizza
· 5:00 pm – Kids Trampoline
· 6:00 pm – Connect 4
· 8:00 pm – Limbo Game
· 8:30 pm – Mini Disco
· 9:00 pm – Hat Games
Eid Brunch
Don your best attire and get ready to celebrate Eid Al Adha like never before with a special brunch extravaganza at Terra Mare. Taking place on the first day of Eid from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, let the festivities begin by exploring a sumptuous buffet-style spread brimming with Eid-inspired delicacies such as succulent meats, flavourful rice dishes, and sweet treats, as well as international favourites. Complete with your choice of beverage pairing, soak up the celebratory atmosphere as a live DJ spins feel-good beats, promising an unforgettable afternoon for the whole family.
When: The first day of Eid Al Adha from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm
Offer: Buffet-style spread with live DJ
Price: AED 399 per person for grape & bubbles; AED 299 per person for soft beverages; AED 150 for children ages 6 to 12; Included for All-Inclusive guests; 20% off for half board guests
For reservations and more information:
Please call +971 (2) 498 0000, email [email protected]
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