Abu Dhabi
Saadiyat, Qasr Al Watan, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Yas Island and the Jubail mangroves. Programmes built for capital head-office teams and for Dubai companies travelling down for the day, with the coach time already in the timeline.
Offsyte runs 17 corporate recreation programmes in Abu Dhabi, across 8 categories, from AED 290 per person excluding VAT, for groups of 10 to 600 people. 9 of them run year-round or are fully air-conditioned for the summer. Each is published with its price bands, its timeline to the minute, its written exclusions and a documented weather fallback.
By category. Each links to the full priced list for that kind of day.
The company picnic, properly produced. Inflatables, food trucks, a stage and a kids' zone — built for 250 people of whom half are under twelve.
A recognition evening, not a gala. Three and a half hours, the awards done properly, and everyone home by ten.
A licensed mangrove planting day at Jubail, Abu Dhabi. Every sapling is logged, the site is permitted, and the team leaves with a certificate that names them.
Al Ain — the oasis, the palace, and gahwa at the top of Jebel Hafeet as the sun goes down. Four degrees cooler than the coast and almost entirely free to get into.
A corporate iftar done properly. Majlis setting, the call to prayer, and the whole company breaking fast at one table.
Abu Dhabi at sunrise, Dubai at midday, Sharjah in the afternoon, Umm Al Quwain at sunset. Four emirates, one bus, one team, one day.
The other Ramadan event. Eleven at night, floor seating, a qanun playing, and the conversation nobody has at an iftar because everybody is hungry.
A twelve-week programme, not an event. Coached sessions from week one, a tracking app, and a closed-route race day with timing chips and medals at the end of it.
The two headline emirates in one day. Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and the Presidential Palace in the morning, Old Dubai and the Creek at sunset.
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