I always felt a little disgusted in New York City when I saw people with a hospital uniform on traveling in the subways or buses, or standing outside during a break smoking a cigarette and walking into cafes or restaurants for lunch. In the hospital I worked at in Italy, nurses were not allowed to go outside in their hospital uniforms. The Falcon Hospital that was under discussion on a post does not have human patients and the only people I saw walking outside the treatment area for the birds were the tourists and the guides. I personally did not see people who were working in the treatment area for the falcons walking outside.

You can make your reservations on line for the tour at the Falcon Hospital. You can get to Abu Dhabi from Dubai by bus it is only 25 dh at the bus stop in Abu Dhabi you can get a taxi to take you to the Falcon Hospital. If your taxi driver doesn’t know where it is. Get out of the taxi and fine another taxi. People are very friendly all around and very safe to ask for help to get to the Falcon Hospital. Believe me is not very difficult. You might need to tell your driver to come back to get you after the tour since the Hospital is a little bit away from the city. The whole thing will be a fun and nice experience.

I do not believe so. If you have a group you might inquire if a special visit can be arranged.

We rang them up approx. 2 hours before the start of the tour at 10 am and enquired about the possibility of joining a tour. They said it was no problem. They did not hand over tickets when we paid.

Whilst I appreciate that this is an elderly post it may be helpful to others to get a price comparison. I had emailed the hospital prior to arriving in Abu Dhabi and was told I could book just the tour directly with the for around 178 dirhams. I waited u til I arrived as I wasn’t sure about other things I wanted to do and which was the best order, but having sotprted this our hotel concierge made me a booking for the very next day at the same price. We travelled about thirty minutes by taxi each way. Even including the price of the taxis, 60 each journey for two of u, we were way better off booking directly compared with the 370 per person quoted by one tour operator. I don’t think that price included a lunch. So make your own way. The hospital will organise taxi returns for you and save some cash for another fab experience. Or donate to the hospital!

I would be surprised if there is an age limit. In fact, younger people will love this tour. Have fun!

A bit late in answering but your cat would end up being a falcons dinner.

Saluki dogs are just around the back of the falcon hospital a 10 minute walk! The guys there are very hospitable and happy to show you around.

170 dhs/adulte 130dhs/enfant je crois.

I have the same question. Look forward to a reply from others.