Rent a Ferrari in Abu Dhabi | Delivery from Dubai

Many of our clients stay in Dubai but want a day or two behind the wheel in the capital, and some fly straight into Abu Dhabi. If you want to rent a Ferrari in Abu Dhabi, we can bring the car from Dubai to your hotel, home or Zayed International Airport on request, or you can collect it in Dubai and drive down yourself.

At a glance	Details
Where the car comes from	Our cars are based in Dubai; we do not have an office in Abu Dhabi
Delivery in Abu Dhabi	Hotel, home or Zayed International Airport, on request and confirmed in the quote
Self-drive option	Collect in Dubai and drive to Abu Dhabi on the E11
Drive Dubai to Abu Dhabi	Roughly 120-140 km depending on where you start, usually around 1.5 hours outside rush hour
Tolls	Salik in Dubai and Darb in Abu Dhabi, both paid by the renter
Minimum age	21, higher for some high-performance models (confirmed in the quote)
Mileage	Daily allowance depends on the model; extra km charged
Availability	On request

Ferrari delivery from Dubai to Abu Dhabi

Every car we rent is kept in Dubai, so an Abu Dhabi rental is really a Dubai rental with delivery to the capital. When you send your request, tell us the address in Abu Dhabi (a hotel, a private home or Zayed International Airport), when you need the car and when you plan to hand it back.

We then confirm whether the model you want is available for those dates and include the delivery and collection arrangements in the quote. Collection works the same way: we can pick the car up in Abu Dhabi, or you can return it in Dubai if your trip ends there.

Driving from Dubai to Abu Dhabi

If you prefer to collect the car in Dubai, the drive to Abu Dhabi is straightforward. The main route is the E11, known as Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai, which runs south-west along the coast past Jebel Ali and into Abu Dhabi emirate at Ghantoot. Depending on where you start in Dubai, the distance to central Abu Dhabi is roughly 120-140 km, and the trip usually takes about an hour and a half when traffic is light. Rush hours can add a fair amount of time.

The E11 is a wide multi-lane highway, comfortable for a grand tourer. Plan fuel and breaks sensibly and keep in mind that a return trip alone is well over 250 km, which counts towards the daily mileage allowance in your quote.

Coming from Dubai, Yas Island is one of the first areas you reach, before the bridges onto Abu Dhabi Island itself. That makes it a natural first stop.

Places to drive and visit around Abu Dhabi

Yas Island

Yas Island is the obvious destination for anyone arriving in a Ferrari. It is home to Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, the indoor theme park under its distinctive red roof, and to the Yas Marina Circuit, which hosts the Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Public roads on the island have normal speed limits; for faster driving, the circuit offers its own supervised track experiences, booked directly with them.

The Corniche

The Corniche is the long waterfront boulevard along the north-west edge of Abu Dhabi Island, lined with beaches, parks and the city skyline. It is a drive to enjoy slowly, ideally in the late afternoon or evening. Emirates Palace and Qasr Al Watan are nearby.

Saadiyat Island

Saadiyat Island combines the cultural district, including the Louvre Abu Dhabi, with quiet beaches and resort hotels.

Jebel Hafeet in Al Ain

For a longer day out, Jebel Hafeet near Al Ain, inland in Abu Dhabi emirate, is one of the most famous driving roads in the region. The mountain road is about 12 km long and climbs over a thousand metres through a long series of sweeping bends to the viewpoint at the top. It is a long round trip, so check your mileage allowance, set off early and drive the bends within the posted limits.

Abu Dhabi road rules and tolls

Driving in Abu Dhabi follows the same UAE traffic law as Dubai, but there are a few local points worth knowing:

Speed limits and cameras: speed cameras are common on highways and in the city, and Abu Dhabi does not apply a tolerance above the posted limit. Limits can change from one section of road to the next, so always follow the signs rather than habit or a navigation app.
Darb tolls: Abu Dhabi has its own toll system called Darb. Gates on the bridges onto Abu Dhabi Island charge during the morning and evening peak hours, and since May 2026 two newer gates, at Ghantoot on the E11 near the Dubai border and at Al Qurm, operate around the clock. Coming from Dubai on the E11, you will pass the Ghantoot gate. Tolls are recorded automatically from the number plate.
Who pays: Darb tolls, Salik tolls on the Dubai side, parking and any traffic fines are paid by the renter. We pass on toll charges recorded against the car during your rental.
Parking: most of central Abu Dhabi uses paid parking zones, and hotels and malls have their own car parks. Park only in marked bays.

Which Ferrari suits a trip to Abu Dhabi

Any car in our Ferrari fleet can make the trip, but some suit a long highway run better:

Ferrari 12Cilindri - a front-engined V12 grand tourer, relaxed at cruising speed and ideal for a couple with weekend luggage.
Ferrari Roma - elegant, comfortable and easy to live with, a good choice for an evening on the Corniche or a hotel arrival on Saadiyat.
Ferrari Purosangue - four doors and four proper seats, so the whole family or a group of friends can travel together.

Not sure? Tell us how many people are travelling and where you plan to drive, and we will suggest a model.

Rental conditions

The conditions are the same as in Dubai (full details on our rental conditions page):

Minimum age 21, higher for some high-performance models (confirmed in the quote).
Valid driving licence: tourists from many countries can use their home licence, others need an International Driving Permit; UAE residents need a UAE licence. Passport, plus visa or entry stamp for visitors.
Refundable security deposit (cash or credit card pre-authorisation); the amount depends on the model and is in the quote.
Comprehensive insurance included; excess and conditions explained in the quote.
Daily mileage allowance depends on the model; extra km charged.
Tolls, parking and traffic fines are paid by the renter.
Payment by debit or credit card in AED, USD or EUR. Cancellation terms are in the quote.

How to book a Ferrari for Abu Dhabi

Send us the model you would like (or ask for a suggestion), your dates and the delivery address or flight details in Abu Dhabi.
We check availability and send you a quote with delivery, collection, deposit, mileage and cancellation terms.
Once you confirm, we arrange the handover and collection at the agreed times and places.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have an office in Abu Dhabi?

No. Our cars are based in Dubai and we deliver them to Abu Dhabi on request, or you can collect the car in Dubai and drive there yourself.

Can you deliver to Zayed International Airport?

Yes, on request. Send us your flight number and arrival time and we will confirm the handover arrangements in the quote.

How much does it cost to rent a Ferrari for Abu Dhabi?

The price depends on the model, the season, the length of the rental and availability, plus the delivery arrangements. We send a quote on request.

Who pays the Darb tolls?

The renter. Darb tolls in Abu Dhabi and Salik tolls in Dubai recorded against the car during your rental are passed on to you, together with any parking charges or fines.

Can I drive the Ferrari to Al Ain and Jebel Hafeet?

Yes, within the UAE and within the conditions of your rental. It is a long day trip, so check the daily mileage allowance in your quote before you go.

Planning a few days in the capital? Request a price with your dates and preferred model, or contact us by WhatsApp or phone on +971 58 577 3249 and we will help you plan the delivery and the drive.