Abu Dhabi's Glory was built on the transformation of a desert city with regional standards into an international city with excellent tourist amenities. Abu Dhabi would be a great destination for shopping, Tourism, like in Dubai Mall, maritime tourism, attracting visitors from all over the world. When walking in Dubai streets, of course, you will meet people from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, the Philippines, America, and Europe as well. Having a Deeper Look into Abu Dhabi Emirate, it is divided into a number of districts and provinces.
When visiting Abu Dhabi, you shouldn't miss The Famous 'Palm Jumeirah', where a mixture of Europe, Karachi, and Manila could be felt. The beaches (like Jumeirah Beach) and luxurious buildings and villas are a great environment for Europeans, making it a favored spot to live. Going back to the early 1970s, when the Mina (Port) of Zayed had not been constructed yet, the Cornish was a small coastline harbor used as an anchor for Ships. Moving behind the development plan of the government of Abu Dhabi and believing that Diamonds need some polish to give their perfect shine, in 2003, the land was reclaimed from the sea, and the Corniche of Abu Dhabi was developed.
The Abu Dhabi Corniche borders the Iranian Market ( souq ) and traditional port from near the Hilton Hotel to beyond Al Khaleej Al Arabi Street, pointing the main entrance. Stretched for 8 kilometers along the northwestern shore of the City of Abu Dhabi. By the side of being a Magnificent attraction, it has a vital role as a waves Bumper.
Monthly average of visitors moving between 30,000 to 50,000 visitors, reveling in three separate areas for families, children’s play areas, singles, and general public visitors. Public and Private beaches are developed in a wide range of prices and mostly get a bit crowded on weekends as beach umbrellas cover the area, whereas on weekdays welcoming with more than 1,100 free parking spaces.
Additionally, cycle and pedestrian pathways, fountains, park areas, cafés, and restaurants are offered, and a plethora of lifeguards are assigned for emergencies. Bike Tours with various types of bicycles for individuals and which can fit two to three cyclists, are affordable on the Cornish in Dubai Excursions, which assures the constant support for healthy and eco-friendly tourism. Abu Dhabi Cornish was awarded the Blue Flag labeling that the beach is clean and safe. Water activities Swimming is limited to 40 meters for security reasons, as Ships, Boats, and Yachts are always passing with Shore Excursions.
In front of Abu Dhabi Cornish, the world's Tallest flagpole stands, Marina Mall. The Mall can be accessed through a water-break tongue. Following the Mall, LuLu Island, the small Island that was reclaimed 1 kilometer away from the Cornish and the Emirates Palace Hotel.
Abu Dhabi Corniche is one of the must-visit places in the capital for recreation, leisure, and entertainment, offering an 8-kilometer-long waterfront promenade. If you feel like working out, there is a cycling track and walking path, or if you would rather take it easy, a stroll is always an option. During joggers, it is not uncommon to see families cycling while enjoying the sea breeze. For those who love the beach, there are safe swimming areas for families, singles, and the general public at the Corniche Beach, which has designated lifeguards. Beach lovers can jet ski and paddleboard, while those looking to relax can read a good book under the sun on reclining seats.
Due to its strategic location, the Corniche serves as an excellent starting point for some of the most iconic attractions Abu Dhabi has to offer. Minutes away is the luxurious Emirates Palace, which is a sight to behold with its lavish architecture and meticulously landscaped gardens. Also not too far is the Presidential Palace, Qasr Al Watan, which offers a glimpse of the UAE’s rich heritage for tourists. For shopping and entertainment, Marina Mall is a short drive away and features everything from high-end boutiques to a skating rink. If you are planning on staying overnight, the towering Nad Al Sheba hotels offer great options like Bab Al Qasr and Hilton Abu Dhabi Corniche, which show unrivaled hospitality and stunning vantage points of the sea.
The best time to sightsee Abu Dhabi Corniche is from October to April, as it is pretty warm compared to other months, making it easier for outdoor activities. During this duration, the Corniche becomes a hot spot for residents and tourists as they have picnics, take walks, and go to the beaches. It also becomes lively during national celebrations such as the UAE National Day in December, where they have fireworks across the sky, and the whole place is buzzing with celebrations. Moreover, there’s a vibrant community atmosphere along the Corniche due to seasonal food festivals, beachside pop-ups, and cultural performances, making every visit enjoyable.