UAE Family Package

PrivateFree cancellation up to 24 hours before travel — full refund.

Highlights

Theme parks, beaches and kid-proof pacing with connecting rooms sorted
Fully customisable before confirmation
One booking, zero logistics
Sequenced by people who live here
WhatsApp support before and during
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before travel

Theme parks, beaches and kid-proof pacing with connecting rooms sorted. One booking covers the whole itinerary: hotels, private touring, transfers and the named entries, sequenced so each day builds on the last.

Every package is adjusted to your dates, pace and taste before anything is confirmed. Tell us who is travelling and we will shape it around you.

Multi-day trips live or die on sequencing: which day to spend in the desert, when to see the mosque, where the rest day belongs. That ordering is the craft we sell.

Practicalities, handled: your driver's WhatsApp arrives the evening before with the exact pickup time; the vehicle carries chilled water and chargers; timings flex on the day if a flight, a nap or a whim demands it. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before travel, and you can pay on the day.

The details

Basis: Per person, sharing a twin or double room · private touring
Transport: Kia Carnival with driver on every touring day
Pickup: Your hotel lobby — pickup included
Languages: English · Arabic
Cancellation: Free up to 24h before travel
Confirmation: Confirmed by our team within hours
Effort: Easy — suitable for all
Payment: Pay on the day, or card in advance
Support: WhatsApp, before and during
Operator: DCT-licensed, Abu Dhabi

What it costs your group

AED 8,800 for 2 travelling

about AED 733 per person, per day

The rhythm of the trip

Before you fly · The boring bits, done
We fit car seats to your children's ages, request connecting or adjoining rooms at booking, and set the daily rhythm around naps if you still live by them. You tell us the ages; we do the arithmetic. Nothing about this trip is improvised at a hotel desk.
Arrival · Straight to the pool
Met at arrivals, cold water in the car, check-in smoothed before you reach the lobby. The first afternoon is deliberately empty — jet-lagged children and ambitious itineraries are a poor mix. The holiday starts at the pool, which is where the children thought it should start anyway.
The theme-park days · Yas Island, paced properly
Yas Island's parks — motor-sport thrills, a waterpark, film-studio rides — with timed entries pre-booked and a guide who knows which queues to walk to first. Midday breaks are scheduled, not accidental. One park per day; we have seen what stacking two does to a family by 4pm.
The Dubai day · Tall buildings and fish
Up the Burj Khalifa's observation decks with pre-booked timed entry, the aquarium's tunnel of unbothered sharks, and the fountains after dark. In between, an abra ride across the Creek — a short, windy boat crossing that reliably beats the day's more expensive entertainment in the children's rankings.
The gentle desert afternoon · Kid-proof dunes
A family-friendly desert camp with our partner operator: camel rides, sandboarding, henna, and an early barbecue dinner. The aggressive dune-bashing is skipped or softened for young children under the operator's age guidance. You are back at the hotel before bedtime turns operatic.
Departure without tears
A packing buffer in the morning, a last swim if the flight allows, snacks staged in the car. We time the airport run with margin, because travelling with children is a series of small delays and we plan for all of them.

Insider tips

Be at the theme parks for opening — the first two hours are typically the quietest, and small children's best hours anyway.
One park per day is the rule worth keeping; spend the saved afternoon at the pool and everyone is human again by dinner.
The abra ride across Dubai Creek is the cheapest thrill of the whole trip — do it even if the old town is otherwise skipped.
Pre-load tablets and snacks for the Abu Dhabi–Dubai leg; it is around ninety minutes, which is precisely one children's film.
Book the fountain evening for early in the show schedule rather than late — the first performances beat a meltdown at bedtime.

Questions, answered

Do you provide car seats?

Yes — tell us your children's ages and weights at booking and the right seats are fitted before pickup. They stay in the vehicle for the whole trip, so every drive is set up correctly. No dragging your own seats through an airport.

Are the theme parks suitable for young children?

Yes, though each ride has its own minimum-height rules set by the parks. Give us your children's ages and heights and we will be honest about which park suits your family best and which headline rides they will miss. Every park has plenty pitched at small children — the guide's job is steering you to it.

Is the desert safari safe for young kids?

The family version is built for exactly this: the aggressive dune driving is skipped or gentled, and our partner operator sets clear age guidance. Camels, sandboarding and the camp itself suit almost any age. Infants are best discussed with us at booking so we configure the afternoon properly.

Can we bring a pram?

Yes — the car swallows a folded pram without complaint, and the mosque, malls and park concourses are flat and pram-friendly. The desert camp is the one sandy exception, where a carrier works better for very small children. We will flag pram-awkward moments in advance so nothing surprises you.

What about picky eaters?

Abu Dhabi and Dubai are among the easiest places on earth to feed a fussy child — familiar international food is everywhere, and hotel breakfasts are broad. The desert camp barbecue includes plain grills and bread alongside the adventurous plates. Tell us allergies at booking and every venue is warned ahead.

When is the best time of year for a family trip?

October to April for outdoor-heavy plans — pool weather, comfortable park queues, pleasant desert evenings. Summer still works because the itinerary flips indoors: the waterpark, aquarium and malls carry the midday hours and outdoor time moves to mornings and evenings. We will shape the plan honestly around your dates.

What happens after you book

You get a confirmation straight away, with the reference and everything included in writing.
The evening before, your driver messages you on WhatsApp with the exact pickup time and their name.
On the day they are early, the water is cold, and the plan bends to you. Pay then, or in advance — your call.

What's included

✓All touring and transfers in a private vehicle
✓Hand-picked hotels with breakfast
✓Entries to the attractions named in the itinerary
✓A coordinator on WhatsApp for the whole trip

Not included

—Attraction entry tickets unless listed as included
—Meals and personal expenses unless listed
—Gratuities (appreciated, never expected)

What to bring

· Sunscreen and sunglasses
· Comfortable shoes

Tailor it

Build this trip your way

Every day of the itinerary has alternatives — flick through them with the arrows. Our recommended plan is pre-selected; bend it until it's yours.

Day 1· recommended
Before you fly · The boring bits, done
We fit car seats to your children's ages, request connecting or adjoining rooms at booking, and set the daily rhythm around naps if you still live by them. You tell us the ages; we do the arithmetic. Nothing about this trip is improvised at a hotel desk.
1 / 5
Day 2· recommended
Arrival · Straight to the pool
Met at arrivals, cold water in the car, check-in smoothed before you reach the lobby. The first afternoon is deliberately empty — jet-lagged children and ambitious itineraries are a poor mix. The holiday starts at the pool, which is where the children thought it should start anyway.
1 / 5
Day 3· recommended
The theme-park days · Yas Island, paced properly
Yas Island's parks — motor-sport thrills, a waterpark, film-studio rides — with timed entries pre-booked and a guide who knows which queues to walk to first. Midday breaks are scheduled, not accidental. One park per day; we have seen what stacking two does to a family by 4pm.
1 / 5
Day 4· recommended
The Dubai day · Tall buildings and fish
Up the Burj Khalifa's observation decks with pre-booked timed entry, the aquarium's tunnel of unbothered sharks, and the fountains after dark. In between, an abra ride across the Creek — a short, windy boat crossing that reliably beats the day's more expensive entertainment in the children's rankings.
1 / 5
Day 5· recommended
The gentle desert afternoon · Kid-proof dunes
A family-friendly desert camp with our partner operator: camel rides, sandboarding, henna, and an early barbecue dinner. The aggressive dune-bashing is skipped or softened for young children under the operator's age guidance. You are back at the hotel before bedtime turns operatic.
1 / 5
Day 6· recommended
Departure without tears
A packing buffer in the morning, a last swim if the flight allows, snacks staged in the car. We time the airport run with margin, because travelling with children is a series of small delays and we plan for all of them.
1 / 5

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Three honest tiers. Final figures are confirmed with your dates before anything is charged.

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In pictures

The places this day actually goes, and the cars that take you there.

from AED 4,400per person

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