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Fly from Malé to Abu Dhabi with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Malé to Abu Dhabi and travel from a secluded island paradise to one of the Middle East’s most cosmopolitan cities.
When you arrive, you’ll find a sparkling, energetic city surrounded by enigmatic desert. Catch some sun as you stroll along the beautiful Corniche, enjoy incredible cuisine next to the nearby golden beaches and visit landmark buildings such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi art gallery.
MLE to AUH: flight facts
Flight time 4hrs 15mins
The shortest direct flight from Malé to Abu Dhabi takes just over four hours.
Flight distance 1,889 miles
A non-stop flight from Malé (MLE) to Abu Dhabi (AUH) is 1,889 miles (3,040 kilometres).
Flying from Malé to Abu Dhabi: FAQs
What's the weather like in Abu Dhabi?
Abu Dhabi enjoys a dry, desert climate, which makes it a warm destination all year round. Averages can reach between 32°C and 36°C during the summer months. It cools down during the winter with average temperatures of 20°C. Rainfall is also scarce throughout the year.
Is Abu Dhabi easy to get around?
Abu Dhabi is easy to get around. Taxis are a reliable and affordable option while hiring a car allows you to see the many sites outside the city.
Walking is a good way to explore each area, whether you’re visiting the Corniche, Saadiyat Island or Yas Island.
Top tips for Malé to Abu Dhabi
Spiritual Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
Hukuru Miskiy mosque in Malé is undoubtedly beautiful, but nothing compares to the opulent architecture of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi. Built by Emirati, Italian and British architects, the mosque is a celebration of the cultural diversity of Islam.
Gaze up at the dazzling onion-top domes and step inside the iconic prayer hall, home to the world’s biggest homemade chandelier and carpet.
Treasures at the Louvre Abu Dhabi
This epic museum is a must-visit to see the spectacular design of the building itself. However, once inside, you’ll discover that the architecture is no match for the artistic wonders that reside here.
The museum displays works of historical and cultural importance from antiquity to the modern era. Don’t miss the monumental statue with two heads dating from 6,500 BC, the Ramses II statue and the Mari-Cha Lion.