Can you do Abu Dhabi on a budget?

Abu Dhabi is known for its luxurious hotels, high-end restaurants, and extravagant attractions, but you don't have to spend a fortune to enjoy everything this Emirati city has to offer. In fact, with some forethought and planning, you can explore Abu Dhabi on a budget without sacrificing the quality of your experience.



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Although both cities are known for luxury living, overall they can both be surprisingly affordable to visit. The Dubai vs Abu Dhabi cost of living may differ a little, if you want a cheaper trip it's best to stick to Abu Dhabi.

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Abu Dhabi is an incredible city, with lots of unique sights that Dubai can't offer you. I strongly believe every Dubai itinerary should include a visit to Abu Dhabi, even if just for a day trip. If you want to plan your Dubai to Abu Dhabi day trip, but aren't sure where to start, I've got you covered!

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Abu Dhabi welcomes millions of tourists from across the world. The Arabian hospitality is warm and welcoming to all kinds of cultures, and tourists will find it easy to communicate around the city as the most common language spoken is English.

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The simplest way to get between Dubai and Abu Dhabi is by taxi but, depending on how many people are travelling, it can be costly. A standard Abu Dhabi or Dubai taxi, flagged from the street, costs in the region of Dh250 to Dh300 ($68 to $81) one way, depending on the destination in your chosen city.

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Walking. Walking in downtown Abu Dhabi is a good way to get around and take in some amazing sights. It's easy to reach many places of interest by foot in downtown Abu Dhabi, especially along the Corniche which features 8km of boardwalks and beaches. Just remember to take drinking water and wear sunscreen during the day ...

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Of course, whilst some might see this as a negative (it means, for example, that Abu Dhabi is stricter than Dubai), we believe it's this authenticity that makes it such an appealing destination. To really get a sense of this character, be sure to visit both Qasr Al Hosn Fort and Palace and the House of Artisans.

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