Travel advisory: Walking is the most exposed way to see Abu Dhabi, so read the current advice first. The UAE has been caught up in the 2026 conflict between the United States and Iran, and Iranian missiles and drones were fired at it from 28 February, with debris from intercepted missiles landing in parts of Abu Dhabi. The UK FCDO reports strikes and retaliatory attacks across the region since 8 July, and it warns that falling debris is the greatest risk.

Travel advisory: Abu Dhabi’s sights are open, but the UAE is in the middle of a regional conflict. Iran has fired missiles and drones at the country since 28 February 2026, and debris from intercepted missiles has fallen in parts of Abu Dhabi. The UK FCDO says strikes and retaliatory attacks across the region have continued since 8 July. It does not advise against travel to the UAE, and the US State Department rates the country Level 3, “Reconsider Travel”.

Travel advisory: A romantic trip needs a clear view of the current risks. The UAE has been caught up in the 2026 conflict between the United States and Iran, with Iranian missiles and drones fired at the country from 28 February and debris from intercepted missiles falling on parts of Abu Dhabi. The UK FCDO reports strikes and retaliatory attacks across the region since 8 July. It does not advise against travel to the UAE, while the US State Department rates it Level 3, “Reconsider Travel”.

Travel advisory: Before planning a stay of several nights, know that the UAE has been affected by the 2026 conflict between the United States and Iran. Iranian missiles and drones were fired at the country from 28 February, and debris from intercepted missiles fell on parts of Abu Dhabi. The UK FCDO says strikes and retaliatory attacks have taken place across the region since 8 July and that further attacks and escalation are possible.

Travel advisory: Families should read this before booking. The UAE has been caught up in the 2026 conflict between the United States and Iran: Iranian missiles and drones were fired at the country from 28 February, and intercepted debris fell on parts of Abu Dhabi. The UK FCDO reports strikes and retaliatory attacks across the region since 8 July and warns of the risk of more. It does not advise against travel to the UAE, while the US State Department rates it Level 3, “Reconsider Travel”.

Travel advisory: Since 28 February 2026 Iran has fired missiles and drones at the UAE, and debris from intercepted missiles has come down in parts of Abu Dhabi. Regional strikes and retaliation have carried on since 8 July, according to the UK FCDO. That body does not advise against travel to the UAE, but the US State Department rates the country Level 3, “Reconsider Travel”. On the road, keep away from security and military sites, never pick up or touch missile or drone fragments, and shelter indoors if a phone alert tells you to.

Travel advisory: The UAE has been drawn into the 2026 conflict between the United States and Iran. Iranian missiles and drones were aimed at the country from 28 February, and debris from intercepts landed in parts of Abu Dhabi. A ceasefire in April was followed by renewed strikes across the region, which the UK FCDO dates from 8 July. At the time of writing the FCDO does not advise against travel to the UAE and the US State Department rates it Level 3, “Reconsider Travel”.

Travel advisory: Abu Dhabi and the wider UAE have been caught up in the 2026 conflict involving Iran and the United States. Iran fired missiles and drones at the UAE from 28 February, and debris from intercepted missiles fell on parts of Abu Dhabi. The UK FCDO says strikes and retaliatory attacks across the region have continued since 8 July. The FCDO does not advise against travel to the UAE, while the US State Department rates it Level 3, “Reconsider Travel”.