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Time Out Dubai
15 hours ago
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- Time Out Dubai
Eid Al Adha dining deals: 7 brilliant places to try during the break
Eid Al Adha celebrations are due to begin next week, meaning we're also about to enjoy a four-day long weekend. With more days away from our desks, there are plenty of cool Dubai restaurants offering great brunches, lunches and dinners. With some fantastic value offers available, it's a good time to get out and about and not worry about cooking at home. All the places to eat over Eid Al Adha in Dubai (and the Eid dining deals to know) Indikaya (Credit: Supplied) Created by chef Hemant Oberoi, the Indian restaurant has released a selection of curated set menus to celebrate Eid Al Adha. Expect to dig into Hyderabadi chicken biryani, mutton galouti and a rarrah methi champ, each of which packs a punch. For all the veggies, you'll be just as pleased with a selection of paneer kebabs and birbali that taste just as good. Finishing with a sweet anjeer shahi tukra and fresh coffee ki phirni, this is definitely a meal for a celebration. Dhs220. Open daily noon-11.30pm. Shangri-La Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road, @indikayadubai (054 279 3647). JW Kitchen (Credit: Supplied) The Oceanic brunch is getting a special public holiday makeover, so expect to spend your Saturday browsing the all-you-can-eat buffet. Expect to pile your plate high with fresh seafood, premium cuts and international favourites, before washing it all down with a free-flowing beverage (or two). Paired with a little live entertainment, a trip to the Dubai Marina restaurant isn't complete without a visit to the dessert stand (trust us). Dhs290 (soft beverages), Dhs390 (house beverages), Dhs490 (bubbly). Sat Jun 7, 1pm-4pm. JW Marriott Hotel Marina, Dubai Marina, (04 436 7777). Koko Bay Head down to Koko Bay for sunset, and enjoy the Sound of Bali dinner experience, complete with three themed courses, free-flowing drinks and live entertainment surrounded by a flame-lit beachfront. Dhs295. Thu 7pm-11pm. West Beach, Palm Jumeirah, (04 572 3444). Mosaico Lobby Lounge (Credit: Supplied) For something a little fancy, swan into the lounge at Palazzo Versace for a special Eid Al Adha high tea. Running from Friday June 6 to Sunday June 8, a live musician will perform each day, from a violinist to a saxophonist. Make your way through the Eid cookies and cake stand, before picking something from the live chebab station. Dhs378 (two people). June 6-8, 10.30am-7pm. Palazzo Versace, Al Jaddaf, (04 556 8888). Mr Toad's Credit: Mr Toad's The gastropub is offering up brunch for four for the price of three on Saturday June 7 at select locations around the city. If you're thinking of brunching in Silicon Oasis, DIP or Al Jaddaf, you can enjoy a sizzling selection of dishes and free flowing drinks for as little as Dhs129. Dhs129 (soft beverages), Dhs249 (house beverages), Dhs299 (premium beverages). Sat Jul 7, 1pm-4pm. Various locations, The Beam Spend the last day of the Eid Al Adha break enjoying a leisurely lunch at The Beam for its Sunday brunch. Dig into sharing starters while live entertainment lifts the room, then it's time for some comforting European mains and of course, free-flowing drinks to pair with it. Dhs295 (soft beverages), Dhs395 (house beverages), Dhs495 (premium sparkling), Dhs145 (kids aged 5-12). Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort and Spa, Dubai Marina, (04 399 5555). Walima (Credit: Supplied) The buffet-style restaurant at the Grand Mercure Dubai City is throwing quite the feast on Friday June 6, where you can fill your plate for only Dhs175. Fill up on fresh seafood, hot and cold mezze, freshly cooked pasta and hot shawarmas cut from the grill in front of you. Dhs175 (adult), Dhs45 (kids aged 6-12). Fri Jun 6, 1.30pm-4.30pm. Grand Mercure Dubai City, grand-mercure-dubai-city (052 267 0398). Eid Al Adha 2025 Eid Al Adha itinerary: All the fun things to do this long weekend Where to go and what to see over the break 20 amazing things to do in Dubai in June This month is going to be a scorcher 51 brilliant family days out in the UAE For you and the little ones
Time Out Dubai
a day ago
- Time Out Dubai
10 creative ways to enjoy Dubai summer indoors (yes, including yoga under the sea)
Over the next few months, you'll likely be seeking cooler activities as the summer sun kicks in. AC-friendly options get an extra gold star. You might think this means bidding adieu to your favourite outdoor attractions, but we've found a way to get your fix whilst beating the heat. Dubai is a city that's well and truly prepped for summer, with some impressive indoor activities that give you a taste of your favourite outdoor hobbies. If you like reading this: 6 incredible UAE resorts that feel like you're abroad Get in and amongst nature, have a picnic date-night indoors and even play a round of golf without stepping one foot outside. Here are some of the best Dubai summer alternatives for being outdoors. Can't do yoga on the beach? Try yoga under the water (Credit: Supplied) Get your wellbeing nature fix indoors this summer, by swapping yoga by the beach for yoga under the sea, with a soothing session at The Lost Chambers Aquarium in Atlantis the Palm. Surrounded by calming blue lights and more than 65,000 marine animals, focus on your breathing and move through some sequences as sharks and stingrays sidle by. Running early morning on the weekends, book in for sessions until it's cool enough to resurface outdoors again. Dhs175. Sat-Sun, 8am-9am. The Lost Chambers Aquarium, Atlantis the Palm, Palm Jumeirah, (04 426 1000). Desperate for a nature walk? Try Green Planet (Credit: Supplied) A little tropical oasis in the middle of the desert, this indoor zoo and garden is packed with over 3,000 species of plants and animals, offering the perfect summer swap for nature-lovers. While it's not quite a mountain hike, the experience will weave you through a vertical rainforest, where you can get up close with some sleepy sloths, or if you're feeling brave, opt in for the reptile encounter. The accompanying birdsong and light sprays of water will make you feel like you're outdoors even when you're not. To finish off, grab a pizza or some churros in the jungle-themed Green Planet Café before heading back home. From Dhs129 (resident offer). Open daily 10am-6pm. City Walk, Al Wasl, (800 2629464). Missing Dubai Garden Glow? Head to Museum of Illusions (Credit: Supplied) Got an eye for visual art? If you enjoy the light-filled spectacle of Dubai Garden Glow in the winter, for summer you can swap illuminations for optical illusions with a visit to Museum of Illusions — you won't believe your eyes! One of the most curious venues in Dubai, it's the perfect place for some reality-shifting selfies, as you explore the museum's clever trickery visual trickery. Take a deep breath as you trundle through the vortex tunnel — it's sure to leave your head spinning! Dhs90 (adult), Dhs30 (kids aged 3-15). Open Mon-Thu 10am-10pm; Fri-Sun 10am-11pm. Al Seef, Dubai Creek, (04 357 3999). Missing alfresco Pilates classes? Try Studio14 Work on your technique under the clouds (kind of). A boutique wellness space with a community- focused approach, the studios are some of the best spots in the city for an elevated workout. Dedicated solely to reformer Pilates, you can expect expert-led classes designed to get the most out of the equipment. Located both in Jumeirah and Motor City, the two branches offer easy access no matter which side of the city you live on. Jumeirah and Motor City, Can't go to Global Village? Try Souk Madinat Jumeirah Haven't been able to haggle in a while? If you're missing getting lost in the stalls, take yourself to the market in Souk Madinat Jumeirah and get a flavour of Arabic culture. Whether it's a trinket for the house or a new fragrance you're after, once the retail therapy is over reward yourself and dine out at one of the restaurants nestled in the souk – for the authentic Middle Eastern experience, try one of the platters from Al Makan. Open daily 10am-11pm. King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud St, (04 366 8888). Kids desperate for the playground? Try KidZania (Credit: Supplied) If your little ones are desperate to let off a little steam over the summer months, swap an outdoor playground for an indoor play town, and let them go crazy at KidZania. Here, they can try their hand at all sorts of career options, be it a firefighter or radio presenter, a pilot or even a surgeon! There are all sorts of other cool grown-up roles for them to test their skills at too, so a few hours here should burn off plenty of energy. From Dhs195 (kids aged 4-16), Dhs90 (adult). Open daily 10am-11pm. Dubai Mall, (04 448 5222). Feeling like a round of golf? Give a simulator a go (Credit: Supplied) It might not be nine holes at Emirates Golf Club, but it's as close as you can get indoors. So switch trundling around the course in the heat for a simulator at Five Iron Golf. To get a real taste of the action, choose from a selection of simulator courses, where you can even play back your shot on the fake grass and measure everything from club speed to spin axis. Or if that's a bit too technical and you'll simply be happy if you can hit the ball, opt for a good old-fashioned game of putt putt instead. From Dhs90 (30 minutes). Open Tue-Thu 7am-1am; Fri-Sat 7am-2am; Sun-Mon 7am-midnight. The Westin, Dubai Marina, (04 396 6867). Love roller-skating at Kite Beach? Try Roll DXB (Credit: Supplied) Swap the beach path for the retro rink and whizz around to your heart's content. Ideal for a cool Instagram pic, hire a pair of light up skates at RollDXB and strike a pose next to the neon signs. If you're really a beginner, there are newbie classes every Saturday morning so you can practice before showing off to your friends. From Dhs90 (own skates), Dhs105 (skate hire). Open Mon-Thu 11am-10pm; Fri noon-11pm; Sat-Sun 11am-11pm. Marina Cubes St, Dubai Maritime City, Port Rashid, (055 800 6868). Can't plan a picnic in the park? Try lunch at Eugène Eugène (Credit: Supplied) The main part of a picnic is being surrounded by nature and eating great food, right? Luckily that's exactly what you can do at the Eugène Eugène, where the entire venue is covered in plants and leafy greenery. Tucked away next to Mall of the Emirates, step inside the air-conditioned greenhouse and get someone else to prepare the picnic for you. Graze away on oysters Gillardeu and burrata, or try the grilled beef tenderloin for something a bit more filling. Open daily noon-11.30am. Kempinski Hotel, Mall of the Emirates, (04 379 8963). Missing wildlife? Swap Ras Al Khor for Dubai Butterfly Garden (Credit: Instagram/dubaibutterflygarden) There are no birds here, but there are 15,000 other creatures with wings that you can admire. Swap out the Ras Al Khor outdoor wildlife sanctuary for the enclosed garden, where you can watch the fluttering bugs and even have a few land on you, if you're lucky. Showing you the lifecycle from start to finish, the guides may even be able to let you watch some butterflies hatching from their pupa right in front of your eyes. From Dhs60 (adult), Dhs55 (child). Open daily 9am-6pm. Al Barsha South 3, Dubailand Area, (04 422 8902). Looking for things to do in Dubai? 50 cool things to do in Dubai for less than Dhs50 Record-breaking attractions, cheap drinks and bargain days out 69 brilliant pool day passes and deals for 2025 Have some well-earned fun in the sun 51 brilliant family days out in the UAE For you and the little ones
Time Out Dubai
a day ago
- Time Out Dubai
Indoor activities in Dubai that feel like outdoors
Over the next few months, you'll likely be seeking cooler activities as the summer sun kicks in. AC-friendly options get an extra gold star. You might think this means bidding adieu to your favourite outdoor attractions, but we've found a way to get your fix whilst beating the heat. Dubai is a city that's well and truly prepped for summer, with some impressive indoor activities that give you a taste of your favourite outdoor hobbies. If you like reading this: 6 incredible UAE resorts that feel like you're abroad Get in and amongst nature, have a picnic date-night indoors and even play a round of golf without stepping one foot outside. Here are some of the best Dubai summer alternatives for being outdoors. Can't do yoga on the beach? Try yoga under the water (Credit: Supplied) Get your wellbeing nature fix indoors this summer, by swapping yoga by the beach for yoga under the sea, with a soothing session at The Lost Chambers Aquarium in Atlantis the Palm. Surrounded by calming blue lights and more than 65,000 marine animals, focus on your breathing and move through some sequences as sharks and stingrays sidle by. Running early morning on the weekends, book in for sessions until it's cool enough to resurface outdoors again. Dhs175. Sat-Sun, 8am-9am. The Lost Chambers Aquarium, Atlantis the Palm, Palm Jumeirah, (04 426 1000). Desperate for a nature walk? Try Green Planet (Credit: Supplied) A little tropical oasis in the middle of the desert, this indoor zoo and garden is packed with over 3,000 species of plants and animals, offering the perfect summer swap for nature-lovers. While it's not quite a mountain hike, the experience will weave you through a vertical rainforest, where you can get up close with some sleepy sloths, or if you're feeling brave, opt in for the reptile encounter. The accompanying birdsong and light sprays of water will make you feel like you're outdoors even when you're not. To finish off, grab a pizza or some churros in the jungle-themed Green Planet Café before heading back home. From Dhs129 (resident offer). Open daily 10am-6pm. City Walk, Al Wasl, (800 2629464). Missing Dubai Garden Glow? Head to Museum of Illusions (Credit: Supplied) Got an eye for visual art? If you enjoy the light-filled spectacle of Dubai Garden Glow in the winter, for summer you can swap illuminations for optical illusions with a visit to Museum of Illusions — you won't believe your eyes! One of the most curious venues in Dubai, it's the perfect place for some reality-shifting selfies, as you explore the museum's clever trickery visual trickery. Take a deep breath as you trundle through the vortex tunnel — it's sure to leave your head spinning! Dhs90 (adult), Dhs30 (kids aged 3-15). Open Mon-Thu 10am-10pm; Fri-Sun 10am-11pm. Al Seef, Dubai Creek, (04 357 3999). Missing alfresco Pilates classes? Try Studio14 Work on your technique under the clouds (kind of). A boutique wellness space with a community- focused approach, the studios are some of the best spots in the city for an elevated workout. Dedicated solely to reformer Pilates, you can expect expert-led classes designed to get the most out of the equipment. Located both in Jumeirah and Motor City, the two branches offer easy access no matter which side of the city you live on. Jumeirah and Motor City, Can't go to Global Village? Try Souk Madinat Jumeirah Haven't been able to haggle in a while? If you're missing getting lost in the stalls, take yourself to the market in Souk Madinat Jumeirah and get a flavour of Arabic culture. Whether it's a trinket for the house or a new fragrance you're after, once the retail therapy is over reward yourself and dine out at one of the restaurants nestled in the souk – for the authentic Middle Eastern experience, try one of the platters from Al Makan. Open daily 10am-11pm. King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud St, (04 366 8888). Kids desperate for the playground? Try KidZania (Credit: Supplied) If your little ones are desperate to let off a little steam over the summer months, swap an outdoor playground for an indoor play town, and let them go crazy at KidZania. Here, they can try their hand at all sorts of career options, be it a firefighter or radio presenter, a pilot or even a surgeon! There are all sorts of other cool grown-up roles for them to test their skills at too, so a few hours here should burn off plenty of energy. From Dhs195 (kids aged 4-16), Dhs90 (adult). Open daily 10am-11pm. Dubai Mall, (04 448 5222). Feeling like a round of golf? Give a simulator a go (Credit: Supplied) It might not be nine holes at Emirates Golf Club, but it's as close as you can get indoors. So switch trundling around the course in the heat for a simulator at Five Iron Golf. To get a real taste of the action, choose from a selection of simulator courses, where you can even play back your shot on the fake grass and measure everything from club speed to spin axis. Or if that's a bit too technical and you'll simply be happy if you can hit the ball, opt for a good old-fashioned game of putt putt instead. From Dhs90 (30 minutes). Open Tue-Thu 7am-1am; Fri-Sat 7am-2am; Sun-Mon 7am-midnight. The Westin, Dubai Marina, (04 396 6867). Love roller-skating at Kite Beach? Try Roll DXB (Credit: Supplied) Swap the beach path for the retro rink and whizz around to your heart's content. Ideal for a cool Instagram pic, hire a pair of light up skates at RollDXB and strike a pose next to the neon signs. If you're really a beginner, there are newbie classes every Saturday morning so you can practice before showing off to your friends. From Dhs90 (own skates), Dhs105 (skate hire). Open Mon-Thu 11am-10pm; Fri noon-11pm; Sat-Sun 11am-11pm. Marina Cubes St, Dubai Maritime City, Port Rashid, (055 800 6868). Can't plan a picnic in the park? Try lunch at Eugène Eugène (Credit: Supplied) The main part of a picnic is being surrounded by nature and eating great food, right? Luckily that's exactly what you can do at the Eugène Eugène, where the entire venue is covered in plants and leafy greenery. Tucked away next to Mall of the Emirates, step inside the air-conditioned greenhouse and get someone else to prepare the picnic for you. Graze away on oysters Gillardeu and burrata, or try the grilled beef tenderloin for something a bit more filling. Open daily noon-11.30am. Kempinski Hotel, Mall of the Emirates, (04 379 8963). Missing wildlife? Swap Ras Al Khor for Dubai Butterfly Garden (Credit: Instagram/dubaibutterflygarden) There are no birds here, but there are 15,000 other creatures with wings that you can admire. Swap out the Ras Al Khor outdoor wildlife sanctuary for the enclosed garden, where you can watch the fluttering bugs and even have a few land on you, if you're lucky. Showing you the lifecycle from start to finish, the guides may even be able to let you watch some butterflies hatching from their pupa right in front of your eyes. From Dhs60 (adult), Dhs55 (child). Open daily 9am-6pm. Al Barsha South 3, Dubailand Area, (04 422 8902). Looking for things to do in Dubai? 50 cool things to do in Dubai for less than Dhs50 Record-breaking attractions, cheap drinks and bargain days out 69 brilliant pool day passes and deals for 2025 Have some well-earned fun in the sun 51 brilliant family days out in the UAE For you and the little ones
Time Out Abu Dhabi
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
The very best things to do for Eid Al Adha in Abu Dhabi
Eid Al Adha is coming in hot – and so is Abu Dhabi's festive line-up. Whether you're plotting a poolside BBQ, eyeing up a luxe hotel escape, or just chasing the best lamb shoulder in town, the capital's got something for every kind of celebrator. Yas Island is pulling out all the stops with stay-and-play deals, theme park thrills and fireworks lighting up Yas Bay. Meanwhile, beachside brunches are bringing the beats (and the bite), with live DJs, Churrasco platters and views that deserve a Boomerang. Fancy something a little more low-key? Think mezze under the stars, chocolate-laced afternoon teas or sunset vibes at the Grand Hyatt. There are also plenty of staycation deals with perks like free theme park tickets, buffet blowouts and kids-stay-free offers – so you can splash, snooze and feast all in one go. So whether you're in it for the vibes, the views, or just the vine leaves, here's your ultimate guide to making this Eid Al Adha one for the books. The best things to do in Abu Dhabi over Eid Al Adha Chill out at Al Raha Beach Resort Celebrate Eid with poolside BBQs, chocolate afternoon teas, Arabic nights and a festive brunch at Sevilla (Dhs190) — plus staycation deals where kids stay, dine and play free. Weekly highlights include: Family Lunch (Sat & Sun, Dhs170) Roast Tuesdays & Arabic Nights (Tue & Thu, Dhs190) BBQ by the Pool (Sat & Sun evenings) Chocolate Afternoon Tea (Daily, Dhs160 for two) Happy Hour at Black Pearl (12pm–7pm) Staycation offers include Yas Island access and day passes from Dhs200. Al Raha Beach Resort & Spa. (050 899 5873). Head to an Eid al-Adha mezze night Middle Eastern flavours? Check. A pick-your-own mezze menu? Double check. Pearl Lounge is dialling up the elegance this Eid with a curated tasting experience where you get to pick six standout dishes for just Dhs129. Think classics like vibrant tabbouleh and next-level lamb chops with eggplant purée. Dhs129 per person. First three days of Eid, 7pm-midnight. Pearl Lounge, Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi (02 510 1234). Try an Eid mega brunch Big appetite? Bigger vibes? Tiki Pacifico is going all out this Eid with not one, but two mega brunches – and they're bringing the beats, the bites and the beachside fireworks. Happening on both Saturday and Sunday, this tropical party packs in Churrasco platters, starters, desserts and plenty of flowing drinks. Expect DJs, live drummers, dancers and even a jazz band to keep you grooving long after the last bite. Oh – and did we mention there's a killer fireworks view? Say less. Dhs199 (soft), Dhs299 (house), Dhs399 (premium), Dhs99 kids (5-12). Sat Jun 7 & Sun Jun 8, 1pm-5pm. Tiki Pacifico, Al Bandar (02 552 5955). Have a mini Eid escape Rixos Marina Abu Dhabi is pulling out all the stops this Eid Al Adha with a sun-soaked staycation packed with family perks, a jam-packed kids' programme and one seriously festive brunch. Book a half-board stay from Thursday June 6 to Monday June 10 and you'll score a 20 percent room discount, one Yas Island theme park ticket per paying adult, 20 percent off the Eid brunch at Terra Mare and access to the Rixy Kids Club's action-packed Eid line-up (think: yoga, slime labs, pool parties, treasure hunts and nightly discos). Room-only and walk-in guests can join the Eid brunch fun from Dhs299. And that brunch? It's a family-friendly feast with a buffet-style spread of Eid specials, DJ beats and unlimited good vibes. All this, with sweeping views of the Arabian Gulf and four pools to cool off in. Sold. Dhs150 (kids 6–12), Dhs299 (soft drinks), Dhs399 (grape & bubbly), included for all-inclusive guests, 20 percent off for half-board guests. Brunch: First day of Eid, 11am–3pm. Valid on stays from Jun 6-10. Rixos Marina Abu Dhabi. (02 498 0000). Have a staycation with the kiddies Yas Island is bringing the energy with its iconic Stay & Play package – and it's got all the fun without any of the planning stress. From Wednesday June 5 to Sunday June 9, you can book a night from Dhs999 (yes, including breakfast) and score theme park tickets for two adults and two kids – one ticket each to any of Yas Island's big four: Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld, Warner Bros. World or SeaWorld Yas Island. You'll also get access to Yas Beach, plus a free Yas Express shuttle to whisk you around the island like a VIP. When hunger hits, take your pick from Mediterranean plates at Pappas Taverna, R&B-fuelled steak at Brooklyn Chop House, or post-park feasting at Garage with its five kitchen concepts under one roof. Even better? Guests get 20 percent off dining and spa treatments during their stay. From Dhs999 per night (incl. breakfast & theme park access for 2 adults + 2 kids). Jun 5–9. W Abu Dhabi. , (02 656 0000 / 050 642 0893). Grab an Eid Al Adha dinner buffet Big feast energy incoming! Sahha's bringing a proper spread to the table this Eid Al Adha, serving up a buffet packed with all your traditional faves. We're talking sizzling grills, a stellar seafood station and mezze galore – all laid out in the warm, inviting surroundings of this all-day dining hotspot. It's the kind of place where you can gather the whole crew, pile your plate high and go back for seconds (and thirds). Dhs240 per person. First three days of Eid, 6.30pm–10.30pm. Sahha, Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi (02 510 1234). Have a fancy staycay Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers is bringing all the luxe vibes with its Stay, Dine & Play offer – think two nights of serious comfort, top-tier dining, and a side of theme park thrills. Book a two-night escape on a half-board basis and you'll dine across some of the hotel's award-winning restaurants, then hit the rides with a complimentary theme park ticket per person. Choose from Yas Island's star-studded lineup: Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld, Warner Bros. World or SeaWorld Yas Island. Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers (02 811 5666). Tuck into a buy-one-get-one-free feast Credit: Punjab Grills Eid eats just got a royal upgrade. Punjab Grill at The Ritz-Carlton Grand Canal is serving up a decadent three-course set menu for Dhs350 per person – and if you pre-book, it's buy one, get one free. That's two luxe feasts for the price of one, available all through the Eid Al Adha holidays. Expect sharing-style starters, a sizzling kebab platter, indulgent mains (hello, Butter Chicken and Moplah Prawn Curry) and traditional sweets to finish. Want to go all out? Add Hyderabadi Haleem for Dhs50 or the mighty Raan-e-Sikandari for just Dhs99. Punjab Grill, The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal. From Dhs350 per person. (050 668 3054). Get a Rixos x teamLab Eid combo Rixos Premium Saadiyat Island is levelling up your summer staycation. Book a minimum two-night stay and you'll get complimentary tickets to teamLab Phenomena. It's all happening on the pristine shores of Saadiyat. Spend your day wandering through 17,000 square metres of interactive, otherworldly art, then head back to the five-star beachfront resort for mixed drinks, global cuisine and signature Turkish pampering at the Anjana Spa. Kids? Sorted – with a Rixy Kids Club, Aqua Park and nightly entertainment. The offer is valid until September 30, but bookings must be made at least 48 hours in advance. Go on – blend beachfront bliss with boundary-pushing art. Rixos Premium Saadiyat Island. Minimum two-night stay. Valid until Sep 30. Go wild with a free stay at Emirates Park Zoo & Resort Emirates Park Zoo Here's a day trip that turns into an unforgettable family staycation. Emirates Park Zoo & Resort is offering a limited-time deal – buy four Explorer Tickets (Dhs119 each) and score a complimentary overnight stay at the resort! That means you can spend the day meeting over 1,700 animals – from giraffes to sea lions – and then snooze just steps away from the action with wild views and creature comforts. Dhs119 (Explorer Ticket). Daily, 9am-9pm until May 31. Emirates Park Zoo & Resort, (02 506 9000 / 056 992 1484). Have an Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental Eid celebration The iconic beachfront resort is serving up a luxe stay package with breakfast and your choice of lunch or dinner at Vendôme, plus a surprise in-room amenity on Eid day. It's all for two adults and two kids – perfect for a posh family escape. Little ones can run wild at the whimsical three-storey Kids' Palace (yes, with a giant slide), while adults unwind with water sports, serene spa sessions and dining at Talea, modern Americana at Broadway, or Lebanese feasting at Lebanese Terrace (Dhs350 Eid set menu). Up for a splurge? Don't miss the theatrical Supper Club Dinner at Strawfire (Dhs550). From Dhs2,260 per night. June 6-9. Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, Abu Dhabi. moauh-reservations@ @mo_emiratespalace (02 690 9000). Swing into Eid at The Galleria (Credit: The Galleria Al Maryah Island) From May 30 to June 8, The Galleria Al Maryah Island is turning up the festive vibes with up to 80 percent off at over 100 top-tier fashion, beauty and home brands – plus the return of its mega-fun Swing & Win game. Spend Dhs500 and you'll get to take a swing on the special mini-golf course (yes, right in the mall). Drop Dhs1,500 and your chances to score big prizes get even better. Expect lush turf, competitive energy and the kind of envy-inducing rewards that make this worth a trip – or two. May 30–June 8. The Galleria Al Maryah Island, Abu Dhabi. @TheGalleriaUAE. Celebrate under the stars Credit: Instagram @ Looking for a night that hits all the right notes? Derwandi Abu Dhabi is turning up the charm this Eid Al-Adha with a one-night-only performance by beloved Lebanese singer Ayman Zbib. Expect soulful tunes, authentic Lebanese vibes, and a set menu starting. It's all happening on Friday June 6 from 10pm, so get ready for a night of music, mezze, and memories under the stars. From Dhs250. Friday June 6, 10pm. Derwandi, Abu Dhabi (02 639 0023). Tuck into a huge lamb shoulder This Eid, swap the usual for something spectacular – AVLU Greek and Turkish Restaurant at Yas Mall is serving up a showstopper of a dish that's perfect for three. Their slow-cooked lamb shoulder, marinated in traditional Aegean herbs and spices, is tender, flavourful, and made for sharing. Dhs349 (serves 3). From noon-11.30pm daily during Eid. AVLU Yas Mall. (058 552 858). Get lost in a whole range of Yas Island Eid fun Eid on Yas Island? Yes, please. The capital's ultimate playground is bringing the heat (and cool-downs) with dazzling fireworks, cultural vibes and the return of the Kids Go Free offer – just in time for the Eid break. Here's what's popping. Fireworks Catch nightly fireworks lighting up the skies over Yas Bay at 9pm during the first three nights of Eid. Kids go free From June 1 to September 30, up to two kids under 12 can stay, play and eat for free with every two paying adults. Yes, that includes free entry to Yas's mega theme parks – Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld, Warner Bros. World and SeaWorld – plus meals at select restaurants and hotel stays. Bargain of the summer? We think so. Culture From June 6 to 10, Ferrari World revs up the festivities with henna, calligraphy, Arabic coffee and Eidiyaa giveaways – plus that little ride called Formula Rossa. Over at Yas Waterworld, the park goes traditional with lantern-lit walkways, falcon shows and sweet treats. Family-friendly festivities Warner Bros. World is going all out with clay crafting, Ayallah dancing and character meet-and-greets (we see you, Bugs Bunny). Meanwhile, SeaWorld blends marine magic with Eid traditions – majlis setups, sand art and Arabic hospitality included. Go big at CLYMB Think Eid with a side of adrenaline. From June 6 to 10, enjoy giveaways, cultural shows and high-flying fun inside the world's tallest indoor climbing wall and skydiving chamber. Where to enjoy nature in Abu Dhabi 21 beautiful nature spots in the UAE you need to visit Add these destinations to your UAE bucket list, from Al Wathba Salt Lake to Snoopy Island The best beaches in Abu Dhabi for a relaxing day in the sun Ready, set, sunbathe The 6 best golf courses in Abu Dhabi, plus top clubs across the UAE We may be in the desert, but the UAE is in no shortage of greens Where to go for a walk in Abu Dhabi Fancy a stroll?
Time Out Abu Dhabi
2 days ago
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
Air Arabia, Etihad and more: These are all the UAE airlines with Eid travel deals
Long weekend wanderlust is setting in – and just in time, UAE airlines are dropping their Eid Al Adha travel deals like confetti. Whether you're in the mood for Mediterranean sunshine, bustling souks or cool mountain air, these offers might just be your one-way ticket to a wallet-friendly escape. The best Eid Al Adha travel deals Air Arabia Eid Al Adha travel deals Air Arabia is leading the Eid charge with headline-grabbing fares that start from a ridiculously low Dhs129 one-way. The budget carrier is serving up limited-time discounts across its network, including India, Oman, Armenia, Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar and more. You'll have to move quickly though – these deals are only available until June 2, with flights valid from June 1 through to September 30. A long weekend now, a longer getaway later? You decide. Here are some of the top steals: Oman – Dhs129 Bahrain / Kuwait / Saudi Arabia – Dhs149 Iran / Jordan / Lebanon – Dhs199 Armenia / Azerbaijan / Egypt / India / Iraq / Kazakhstan / Qatar – Dhs299 Uzbekistan – Dhs359 Turkey – Dhs379 Georgia – Dhs399 Kyrgyzstan / Bangladesh / Nepal – Dhs499 Greece – Dhs549 Etihad Airways Eid Al Adha travel deals Etihad Airways is also getting in on the action with return fares as low as Dhs285, jetting off from Abu Dhabi to Paris, Osaka, Seoul, Seychelles, Shanghai, Malaga and more. You've got until July 1 to book, and travel is valid until March 31, 2026 – a whole year of possibilities. flydubai Eid Al Adha travel deals flydubai is reactivating its seasonal flight routes to 11 sunny spots, including two brand new additions, with travel dates running from May 30 to June 9. Book before May 31 for a chance to grab fares starting at Dhs965. Emirates Eid Al Adha travel deals Emirates isn't skimping on perks either. Their flexible payment plan lets UAE credit card holders book now and pay later in zero-interest monthly instalments, so you can spread out the cost while still flying high. So, whether you're chasing monsoon magic in Kerala, kebabs in Istanbul or beach bliss in the Seychelles, this Eid is the perfect excuse to take off. Bon voyage. Flying away soon? Travelling from Abu Dhabi is about to be so much faster Zayed International Airport is the world's first airport to make this change 5 visa-on-arrival destinations UAE residents can visit (that are just a short flight away) Here's where to go, what to see and what to eat Flying from Abu Dhabi soon? Here's your ultimate guide to Zayed International's Pearl Lounge Talk about travelling in style
