• Tour duration: Half-day tours span 4-6 hours and start at 9am. Full-day city tours span 8-11 hours. The timing will depend on your chosen tour.
  
• The best time to go for an Abu Dhabi city tour is from October to April when the weather is pleasant and comfortable for outdoor exploration. However, this period also tends to attract more crowds. So, if you prioritize cooler temperatures, be prepared for potentially larger groups.
  
• While air-conditioned vehicles provide a welcome respite during the city tour, exploring on foot during the summer months of May to September can be challenging due to the scorching heat.

All tours include convenient return transfers in air-conditioned vehicles for both half-day and full-day options, ensuring a seamless experience from pickup to drop-off.

• Dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees. Women may cover their hair with a scarf.
  
• Avoid public displays of affection.
  
• Photography is allowed in most public areas; ask before photographing people. Avoid government and religious sites.
  
• Tippingis optional but appreciated (10-15%).
  
• During Ramadan, dress more modestly; expect limited hours for shops and restaurants.
  
• Alcohol is only allowed for non-Muslims over 21 in licensed venues.
  
• Smoking is prohibited indoors except in designated areas.

• Lunch: While not typically included in all tours, most tours offer optional lunch add-ons during the booking process.
  
• Sample Emirati specialties like:
  Machboos, a fragrant rice dish, often featuring lamb, chicken, or shrimp, is a staple in Emirati cuisine.
  Luqaimat is a popular dessert. These are sweet dumplings soaked in syrup and sprinkled with sesame seeds. Enjoy them with a cup of Arabic coffee for an authentic experience.
  Dates symbolize hospitality and a healthy treat in the region—sample various varieties, including fresh, juicy, dried, and stuffed with nuts.
  

• Explore the world by indulging in:
  Lebanese cuisine with a mezze spread featuring a variety of small plates like hummus, baba ghanoush, falafel, and tabbouleh.
  Indian cuisine with fragrant curries and buttery naan to tandoori specialties.
  International delicacies are offered at a wide range of restaurants, which serve everything from Italian and Chinese to Japanese and Thai cuisine.

• Food trucks and local eateries: Explore the city's vibrant food truck scene and hidden gems in the local eateries. These places are known for satiating all your cravings, from authentic Emirati cuisine to burgers, street food, and other regional delicacies.

• Souks: Traditional souks are vibrant and filled with options for souvenirs, spices, textiles, and more.
  
• Malls: Abu Dhabi boasts numerous modern malls with a diverse range of international brands and local shops.
  
• Yas Island: Yas Island offers various shopping options, from high-end brands to local boutiques.