Abu Dhabi Islands

Overview
Must Do
Weather
Accommodations
Things To Do

Country: United Arab Emirates
Flying Time From UK: 7 Hours
Time difference: GMT + 3 hours
Currency: UAE Dirham
Language: Arabic / English widely spoken

Abu Dhabi, is a fascinating archipelago made up of over 200 islands, many of which are accessible to visitors. Whether its a Boutique island resort, Island conservation park, an island of adventure or a cultural gem, there will surely be something for everyone.

Each island has something special to offer, with breathtaking views, pristine beaches, surprising wildlife – like Arabian oryx, giraffes, cheetahs, hyenas, flamingoes, heron, foxes and more – rich culture and history, covetable luxury, family-friendly entertainment, championship-standard golf facilities, world-class venues for events, and more. Whether you're on a solo trip or travelling with the family, myriad discoveries await.

Whatever you choose, there really is something for everyone. For more information about what to do on your Abu Dhabi Holidays, click here.

Must See Islands Of Abu Dhabi

Nurai Island

The lush Zaya Nurai Island Resort is where you’ll find glittering turquoise waters, powder-soft white-sand beaches, green landscapes and an all-villa 5 star luxury boutique hotel. Get active with exciting watersports and land-based activities, savour moreish food, and indulge in blissful treatments at the spa.

Sir Bani Yas Island

A nature-based island, home to stunning wildlife, a range of family-friendly adventure activities, 5 star luxury hotels, luxury villas, purpose-built stables and historical sites, Sir Bani Yas Island is one of eight islands making up the desert islands of Al Dhafra. Awarded the World’s Leading Sustainable Tourism Destination, more than half of this magnificent island is made up of the Arabian Wildlife Park, one of the region’s largest wildlife reserves, home to over 17 thousand free roaming animals, including gazelles, Arabian oryx, giraffes, cheetahs and hyenas.

Al Reem Island

Reem Island is situated just 600 metres off the north-eastern coast of Abu Dhabi island and is a natural island connected to Abu Dhabi city by bridges. Only Twenty minutes from Abu Dhabi International Airport, it is home to a variety of residential, commercial and retail developments, and sits close to Saadiyat Island and Al Maryah Island.

Weather on The Abu Dhabi Islands

The Abu Dhabi Islands weather is probably the biggest reason for travellers to have a holiday in Abu Dhabi. The hottest month in Abu Dhabi is August with average temperatures of 41°C and the coolest in January at 23°C with the most daily sunshine hours in June. The most rainfall is in the month of February with an average of 40mm of rain. In our opinion the best months to have a Abu Dhabi holiday are in October, due to the heat has subsided but the sea still has the warmth from the summer months.