easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly flat walking with frequent stops.
Step into the majestic Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque on a private 4.5-hour tour with Wander with Nada. Experience exquisite Islamic artistry and deep cultural insight just a short drive from Dubai.
from AED 1575 • Abu Dhabi Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque tour • 4 hours and 30 min tour • 7 yrs +
Embark on a captivating 4.5-hour tour of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, where architectural splendor meets spiritual serenity. Marvel at its stunning marble façade, intricate designs, and breathtaking chandeliers. Gain insight into Islamic traditions and experience the mosque's welcoming atmosphere, making this journey truly unforgettable.
Duration: 4 hours and 30 minutes Price: 1 person: AED 1,575 2 people: AED 1,627.50 3 people: AED 1,680 4 people: AED 1,732.50 5 people: AED 1,813.19 6 people: AED 1,842.79 7 people: AED 2,098.13 8 people: AED 2,397.85 9 people: AED 2,697.58 10 people: AED 2,997.32 11 people: AED 3,297.05 12 people: AED 3,596.78
We’ll visit the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque*, an absolute marvel in all its dazzling white marble. This place of worship has an open doors policy inviting citizens of the world to see its grandeur up close.
Step inside the mosque grounds to see its palm-inspired columns, its graceful arches, and its exquisite floral and geometric motifs. Learn about facets of the Islamic faith and the stunning detail in the mosque’s construction which took 11 years to build and involved contributions from across the world. Hear about the ‘wudu’ ablution rituals and witness the prayer halls where Muslims gather to perform ‘salat al-jamu‘ah’, the Friday prayer.
Once we’ve soaked up the extraordinary detail of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque with its many glittering chandeliers, magnificent domes, and its record-breaking carpet (to name a few), we’ll reflect on our enchanting journey as we return to Dubai.
Wear loose, modest clothing covering arms and legs; headscarves for women are mandatory inside the mosque.
Bring water, especially when visiting in summer, as heat and outdoor walking can be taxing.
Photography is permitted but be mindful of prayer times and avoid using flash inside.
Prepare to remove shoes before entering prayer halls; easy slip-on footwear is recommended.
This mosque, completed in 2007, reflects a modern vision of Islamic architecture and was named after the UAE’s founding father.
The mosque incorporates sustainable water usage and energy-efficient lighting, aligning with Abu Dhabi’s environmental commitments.
Keeps you cool while respecting the mosque's conservative dress requirements.
summer specific
Protects your eyes from the strong desert sun during outdoor portions.
summer specific
Facilitates easy removal before entering prayer halls.
Captures intricate architectural details and light effects inside the mosque.