Culture, Nature, and Luxury

Overlooking the glittering turquoise waters of the Arabian Gulf, Saadiyat Island Abu Dhabi is a melting pot of unique experiences with something for everyone, from cultural experiences and fine dining to luxury resorts, pristine beaches and roaming wildlife nestled in natural captivating surroundings.

Saadiyat Island spans over 2,500 square hectares of natural island and is home to the world’s most famous museums including Louvre Abu Dhabi and the soon-to-open Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi and Zayed National Museum.

       Manarat Al Saadiyat offers immersive exhibitions, workshops, film screenings and an interactive art studio for budding artists. The island also offers world-class education at NYU
Abu Dhabi, which features the NYUAD Arts Center offering performances, workshops and events, and NYUAD Art Gallery, the Gulf’s only university gallery with a program of art exhibitions; and Berklee Abu Dhabi, offering educational programs in music, dance and theatre.

       Visitors can enjoy ultimate relaxation at one of Abu Dhabi’s most glamorous resorts, offering stretches of idyllic private beaches, a world of dining options, luxurious hospitality and a vast range of leisure and wellness activities. Home to a diverse collection of wildlife, the island offers visitors a unique opportunity to witness the animals in their natural habitats. Hawksbill turtles nest seasonally on the beach shore, bottlenose dolphins make regular appearances wowing with their playful nature and Arabian gazelles are frequently spotted around the island. So no matter where you are on the island, you’re never alone.

       Positioned within the UAE’s cosmopolitan capital, Abu Dhabi, comprising a Beach District, Cultural District, Lagoon District and Marina District, Saadiyat Island is just 20 minutes from Abu Dhabi Airport and 60 minutes from Dubai.

       Jumeirah at Saadiyat Island Resort serves up breathtaking sand dunes lapped by turquoise waters along with rest and relaxation at its spectacular 296 rooms, 70 suites and eight villas. Recognized and awarded by The Oceanic Standard for its revolutionary plastic-free and sustainable initiatives, Jumeirah offers care for every aspect of your well-being, the best spa experiences in the world, sophisticated dining options, and a chance to meet dolphins and turtles…all this with a clean conscience.

       A beacon of creativity, a union of cultures, a celebration of human stories – this is Louvre Abu Dhabi. The museum’s growing collection spans thousands of years of human history, including prehistoric tools, artefacts, religious texts, iconic paintings and contemporary artworks. Supported by four special exhibitions throughout the year, the museum ensures you will always discover something new.

       Set in the heart of Abu Dhabi’s cultural hub of Saadiyat Island, Manarat Al Saadiyat invites guests to be inspired while exploring a diverse range of artistic expressions. With its year-round curated exhibitions, film screenings, performances, workshops and drop- in studio spaces, the center continually engages with the community. It explores contemporary concepts and ideas that speak to all ages.
A beacon for tolerance and understanding, the Abrahamic Family House is a collection of three religious spaces: a mosque, a synagogue and a church sitting in a secular visitor pavilion. Designed by renowned British architect Sir David Adjaye, the house serves as a community for nurturing the values of peaceful co-existence and acceptance among different beliefs, nationalities and cultures.

       In recognition of its unique offerings, Saadiyat Island Abu Dhabi was crowned “Middle East’s Leading Beach Destination” by the World Travel Awards for the 12th consecutive year. The Middle East’s leading and award-winning beach destination, Saadiyat Island Abu Dhabi promises its guests extraordinary and enriching experiences that will transport them on a profound journey with enchanting natural landscapes, beautiful white sand beaches, thriving wildlife and marine life, luxurious resorts, and a vibrant culture and entertainment scene.


 

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