Observation Deck at 300 is one of the best ways to see Abu Dhabi from above, and it’s an easy add-on if you want a break from ground-level sightseeing. Sitting roughly 300 meters high on Level 74 of Etihad Towers, this is the highest public viewing point in the city and delivers full 360-degree views over the skyline, the Corniche, and the Arabian Gulf.
If you like city views but don’t feel the need to commit hours of your day to an attraction, Observation Deck at 300 is a solid choice. It’s straightforward, polished, and gives you a completely different perspective of Abu Dhabi without much effort.
If you’re pairing this stop with a broader UAE itinerary, you can also check out my guide to Dubai Travel Guide: Everything to Know Before Visiting to help plan both cities smoothly.
The experience itself is simple and well-organized. You’ll head up to Level 74, step into a sleek indoor viewing space, and immediately get panoramic views in every direction. On a clear day, you can see the city stretching along the coast, the Corniche curving below, and the water fading from deep blue to pale turquoise.
Observation Deck at 300 is open daily, and tickets are usually available on-site. Entry typically includes a food and beverage credit, which you can use at the café while enjoying the view. You can pop in for a quick look or slow it down with a drink or afternoon tea, which is a popular option here.
Plan on spending about 30 to 60 minutes total. It’s not meant to be a long attraction, but it doesn’t feel rushed either.

If you can swing it, sunset is the sweet spot. The light changes quickly, the skyline softens, and the city starts to glow as evening sets in. It’s easily the most photogenic time to visit Observation Deck at 300, especially if you want shots that show both the city and the water.
Midday visits are still worthwhile if you’re tight on time (as you can see from my photos), but sunset is when this place really shines. For more ideas on how to structure your day, see my full review of One Perfect Day in Abu Dhabi From Dubai, which fits this stop in nicely.
You don’t need to overthink logistics for Observation Deck at 300. It’s centrally located, easy to reach by taxi or rideshare, and well-signed once you arrive at Etihad Towers.
If you prefer having things lined up in advance, you can book Observation Deck at 300 tickets through GetYourGuide, which is helpful during busy travel seasons or if you’re coordinating multiple stops in one day.
If you’re staying nearby, this experience pairs perfectly with hotels in the area. I recommend looking at where to stay near Etihad Towers here which gives you walkable options and easy access to the Corniche.

Yes—especially if you enjoy views and want a low-effort, high-reward stop. Observation Deck at 300 isn’t a thrill attraction but the views are worth the trip!
This is a great option if you want:
A quick but memorable Abu Dhabi experience
Excellent skyline and coastal views
A relaxed stop with air conditioning and seating
An easy add-on between bigger attractions
It’s also a nice contrast to outdoor sightseeing, especially during hotter months.
Observation Deck at 300 fits well alongside cultural and architectural stops. After your visit, you could head to the Grand Mosque, explore the Corniche, or continue on to other highlights nearby. If you’re planning to pair this with one of Abu Dhabi’s most iconic landmarks, check out my guide to Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque: What to Wear & When to Go so you’re prepared before arriving.


Here’s the thing about Curaçao that nobody talks about enough there’s really no bad time to go. 🌤️ Outside the hurricane belt. Mid-80s nearly every day of the year. Colorful buildings no matter what month it is.
But there IS a difference between going in peak season vs. shoulder season, and it shows up in your wallet, your beach chair availability, and how long you’re waiting for a table at dinner.
Full breakdown of every season, what to expect, and when I’d personally go linked in bio.
I wasn’t expecting much. I just needed dinner. 🍽️ Kome ended up being one of the best meals of the entire trip.
Wood-fired everything. A menu that actually makes you read it twice. A vibe in Pietermaai that feels nothing like a tourist restaurant and everything like somewhere locals actually go. I didn’t rush. I didn’t check my phone. I just ate, start to finish, and enjoyed every single second of it.
If you’re in Curaçao and you only have one nice dinner make it this one.
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Renting a golf cart in Bimini was genuinely one of the best decisions we made the entire cruise, and if you have a stop there, I cannot recommend it enough.
✨ Off the ship and behind the wheel within minutes
✨ Multiple beaches, food stops, and random pull-offs
✨ Zero tour schedules, zero waiting on strangers
✨ Just the island, at your own pace
Honest caveat: if you prefer a guided experience with everything planned out, a tour might suit you better. But if you like doing your own thing? This is it.
Everything you need to know about renting, where to go, what to budget, and our favorite stops, is linked in bio. 🔗
50 miles from Miami. Feels like a different planet. 🌴
One day in Bimini looks like: golf cart before 9am, Bimini bread still warm from the oven, water so clear it looks fake, and a conch stand where the guy knows everyone’s name.
No itinerary needed. But I made one anyway because that’s just who I am. Linked in bio
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If you go to Bimini and don’t get conch salad… what are you even doing? 🐚
I’m not exaggerating when I say this ended up being one of my favorite parts of the whole trip. It’s a local staple, and after talking to enough people on the island, I realized fast, Bahamians have very strong opinions about where to get the best one.
So we made it a mission.
We tracked down the three spots that kept coming up over and over again, and I tried them all so you don’t have to guess.
Full breakdown is linked in bio. 🔗
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