Golf Holidays in Abu Dhabi

If you’re looking for luxury, serenity, hot weather and direct flights from several UK airports, Abu Dhabi is your ideal choice. For luxury with the “wow” factor and the facilities and prices to please, a Golf Holiday in Abu Dhabi ticks the boxes.

We have hotels on golf courses, on the beach, downtown and All Inclusive resorts. You can focus on the scenery and proximity to the three super golf courses or stay in downtown Abu Dhabi with its impressive choice of restaurants and activities.

For an historic inland location, choose the “Garden City” of ancient Al Ain which is 1 3/4 hours’ drive from Abu Dhabi airport. Amazing surroundings and sensational value await. With a desert climate but low humidity, Al Ain is perfect for getting your game into shape over the winter months. It’s also a World Heritage Site and has all the treasures you’d expect from one of the world’s oldest cities.

Close to Abu Dhabi city, there are three quite contrasting and high-quality golf courses good enough to host the European Tour on an annual basis and maintained to world-class standards. Inland at Al Ain, the golf course is part of a country club scene with racquet sports, Olympic standard equestrian facilities and an enjoyable 18-hole golf course with excellent practice facilities and several floodlit holes.

For apres-golf and culture-seeking non-golfers visit the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Louvre Abu Dhabi and the Zayed Heritage Centre and if you’re looking for action, head to Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld, Warners Bros World and more smart shops than most large European cities.

Flights from the UK take just over 7 hours and there’s a direct and regular service from several UK airports. From there, we arrange private transfers to and from the hotel and golf courses so you can sit back and enjoy the modern Shangri-La that is Abu Dhabi.

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Golfers and couples seeking guaranteed winter sunshine, direct UK flights, world-class golf and genuine luxury — Abu Dhabi delivers on every count without the complexity of a long-haul connection.