Rent a Ferrari for a Week in Dubai

A single day in a Ferrari is a treat, but it rarely leaves time for more than a drive along Sheikh Zayed Road and a few photos. If you rent a Ferrari for a week in Dubai, the car becomes part of your trip: you can explore the city at your own pace, head out to Abu Dhabi, Hatta and the mountains of Ras Al Khaimah, and still have quiet days by the pool. This page explains how a weekly rental works, which models suit it and how to plan the week.

Why rent for a week instead of by the day

Booking day by day works well for a birthday, a photo shoot or a single evening out. For a holiday or a business trip, a weekly rental is usually the more relaxed choice. The car is delivered once and collected once, so you are not arranging handovers, signing paperwork or waiting for a driver every morning. You also deal with one deposit and one quote for the whole period.

A week also changes how you drive. You can spread the longer trips out, choose cooler times of day and leave the car parked on days when you would rather relax. If you only need the car for a few hours or a single day, an hourly or daily rental may suit you better.

A 7-day itinerary idea across the UAE

The UAE is compact enough to see a lot in one week. Here is one way to plan it; adjust it to your hotel, the season and how much driving you want to do.

1. Day 1 – Delivery and Dubai at night. Take delivery at your hotel or at the airport, then enjoy an evening drive past Downtown Dubai and the Burj Khalifa, along Jumeirah Beach Road and around Palm Jumeirah.
2. Day 2 – Abu Dhabi. Drive to the capital, visit the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (modest dress is required), then continue to Yas Island, home of Yas Marina Circuit and Ferrari World Abu Dhabi. More ideas on our Ferrari rental in Abu Dhabi page.
3. Day 3 – Rest day in Dubai. Beach, shopping or dinner in Dubai Marina.
4. Day 4 – Hatta. Head inland to Hatta, Dubai's mountain town in the Hajar Mountains. Stop at Hatta Dam, where you can hire a kayak, and at the Hatta Heritage Village.
5. Day 5 – Dubai at your own pace. Visit the Museum of the Future, Dubai Creek and the Al Fahidi historical district.
6. Day 6 – Jebel Jais, Ras Al Khaimah. Jebel Jais is the highest mountain in the UAE, and its paved, winding road is one of the most famous driving routes in the country, with viewing points along the way. Leave early, especially outside winter.
7. Day 7 – Last drive and return. The car is collected from your hotel, home or the airport.

Long days out add up in kilometres. Tell us your plan when you ask for a quote, so we can recommend a model and a mileage allowance that fit the trip.

Which Ferrari models suit a week

For several days of driving, comfort matters as much as performance, so grand tourers and convertibles are the natural choice:

• Ferrari Roma – a front-engined V8 coupé with a comfortable ride, also available as the Roma Spider. See rent a Ferrari Roma in Dubai.
• Ferrari Portofino M – a 2+2 with a retractable hard top, ideal for the cooler months and evening drives along the coast. See rent a Ferrari Portofino M in Dubai.
• Ferrari Purosangue – Ferrari's four-door, four-seat model, the most practical choice for families or extra luggage. See rent a Ferrari Purosangue in Dubai.

Mid-engined supercars such as the 296, the F8 or the SF90 can also be rented for a week. They are thrilling, but lower, stiffer and with less luggage space. Whichever model you choose, availability is on request.

What is included and the rental conditions

Comprehensive insurance is included, and the excess and conditions are explained in the quote. A refundable security deposit is taken by cash or as a pre-authorisation on a credit card; the amount depends on the model. Each model has a daily mileage allowance that is stated in the quote, and extra kilometres are charged.

The minimum age is 21, and for some high-performance models it can be higher. Tourists from many countries can drive on their home licence, while others need an International Driving Permit; UAE residents need a UAE licence. You will also need your passport, and visitors their visa or entry stamp. Salik tolls, parking and traffic fines are paid by the renter. Payment is by debit or credit card, and we accept AED, USD and EUR. Cancellation terms are stated in the quote. The full details are on our Ferrari rental conditions page.

How booking, delivery and return work

1. Send a request with your dates, preferred model, delivery place and a rough idea of where you plan to drive.
2. Receive a quote that sets out the price, deposit, insurance excess, mileage allowance and cancellation terms.
3. Confirm and send documents – licence, passport and, for visitors, visa or entry stamp.
4. Delivery to your hotel, home or Dubai airport. At handover we check the car with you and explain the controls.
5. Return – we collect the car at the agreed place and time. The deposit is released once the car has been checked and any tolls or fines from the rental period have been settled.

Practical tips for a week behind the wheel

• Summer heat. From roughly June to September, temperatures in the UAE are very high. Plan long drives for the early morning or evening and use covered parking where you can.
• Parking. Most public parking in central Dubai is paid and can be settled through the parking meters or the official app. Hotels and malls usually offer valet parking.
• Tolls. Dubai uses the Salik system and Abu Dhabi has its own Darb toll gates. Charges are recorded automatically and billed to the renter.
• Fuel. Use Super 98 petrol. On the Jebel Jais road there are no fuel stations, so fill up before you start the climb.
• Speed and cameras. Speed limits are clearly posted and enforced by many fixed and mobile cameras. Always drive within the limits.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent a Ferrari for a week in Dubai?

The price depends on the model, the season, the length of the rental and availability. We send a personalised quote on request. Tell us your dates and preferred model and we will reply with the details.

Can I drive the car to other emirates?

Yes, drives to Abu Dhabi, Hatta and Ras Al Khaimah are common on weekly rentals. Let us know your plans so the mileage allowance in your quote fits the trip.

Can the car be delivered to Dubai airport?

Yes, delivery and collection at Dubai airport, your hotel or your home can be arranged on request.

Can I switch models during the week?

It may be possible, depending on availability. Mention it in your request and we will include the options in the quote.

Is there a mileage limit on a weekly rental?

Yes. Each model has a daily mileage allowance stated in the quote, and extra kilometres are charged.

Can I extend a weekly rental?

Extensions depend on availability. If you think you may need the car for longer, ask us about a monthly rental.

Planning a week in the UAE? Send us your dates and route and we will suggest a suitable model. You can request a price online or contact us directly, including on WhatsApp or by phone at +971 58 577 3249.