Ramadan in Abu Dhabi is a time of reflection, tradition, and cultural experiences. As the second weekend approaches, the city offers a range of activities that bring the spirit of the holy month to life. From heritage events to unique iftar settings, here’s a list of what to explore.

6. Experience a magical iftar at Al Mabeet Desert Camp

Step into a traditional Bedouin-style setting at Al Mabeet Desert Camp, where a central bonfire sets the perfect Ramadan atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a buffet featuring Arabic specialties and international dishes, with live Qanoon performances adding to the experience. The menu includes fresh mezze, soups, and salads served at live stations.

Where: Al Mabeet Desert Camp
When: Daily throughout Ramadan 2025, sunset to 10:00 PM
Price: AED 250 per person (includes Ramadan drinks), AED 125 for children (ages 6-12)
Reservations: info.alwathba@luxurycollection.com | +971 2 204 444

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5. Enjoy the heritage at Qasr Al Hosn during Ramadan!

 

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Qasr Al Hosn, Abu Dhabi’s oldest stone building, offers a glimpse into the city’s past. From March 1 to 21, visitors can enjoy storytelling sessions, cultural performances, poetry readings, and live Oud music. This event brings Emirati heritage to life through immersive experiences special for Ramadan!

Where: Qasr Al Hosn
When: March 1 to 21

4. Explore Ramadan Arcade at Manarat Al Saadiyat

Manarat Al Saadiyat presents a modern take on Ramadan with its Ramadan Arcade from March 13 to 23. This interactive event features cultural workshops, art exhibitions, and live performances, offering a unique way to reflect on the month’s significance.

Where: Manarat Al Saadiyat
When: March 13 to 23

3. Compete in traditional games at Al Jahili Fort

Al Jahili Fort hosts the Traditional Games Championships from March 10 to 16, celebrating community and heritage. The event, organized with Abu Dhabi Police, showcases Emirati games that promote cultural values and friendly competition.

Where: Al Jahili Fort
When: March 10 to 16

2. Step into Emirati traditions at Heritage Village

Heritage Village offers a hands-on cultural experience during Ramadan. Visitors can take part in Arabic coffee-making demonstrations, food workshops, storytelling sessions, and even stargazing. The event highlights Ramadan traditions in an engaging and interactive setting to enjoy this weekend.

Where: Heritage Village
When: March 14 to 21

1. Enjoy a peaceful Ramadan evening at Bait Mohammed bin Khalifa

Before Suhoor Nights at Bait Mohammed bin Khalifa creates a tranquil pre-suhoor experience. From March 1 to 15, guests can relax in traditional floor seating, enjoy café-style dining, and participate in heritage games. The weekends feature live Arabic music performances, adding to the ambiance.

Where: Bait Mohammed bin Khalifa
When: March 1 to 15

Abu Dhabi offers a perfect blend of cultural heritage and modern experiences during Ramadan. Whether enjoying a desert iftar, exploring history, or engaging in local traditions, the city provides unforgettable moments for all!