There’s something magical about hopping on an abra and with it only costing Dhs1 or Dhs2 per ride (there’s not much to complain about). The small motorised water taxis can hold around 20 people and ...

What’s the big picture here? Riding an abra, or traditional wooden boat, is one of the quaintest and low-key ways to get a feel for life in Dubai. The boats gather on either side of Dubai Creek—in ...

When Ahmed Abdi landed in Dubai on September 18, 1970, he saw a small, quiet town on both sides of the Creek. The only way people crossed the water was on wooden boats called abras. “I was just 13 ...

Project is part of RTA’s master plan for overhauling marine transport systems in Dubai Also In This Package RTA explores new public transport options in Dubai From the Editors: RTA goes green in Dubai ...

Apart from the construction of two new stations as part of its latest phase of development, the department has also commissioned a project to upgrade the four existing Abra stations, with a view to ...

Experience abra water taxis and enjoy cultural heritage and stunning views for just Dh1 Also In This Package From Metro to Etihad Rail: How nol cards are changing Protect yourself: 3 quick checks to ...

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced the completion of the revamping of four traditional abras stations along Dubai Creek. The project aimed to enhance the experience of abra ...

Dubai revamps abra stations on the Dubai Creek as marine transport carries 14m passengers per year Dubai has unveiled a new look for abra stations on the Dubai Creek. Mattar Al Tayer, Director-General ...

Two new abra stations will be built on Dubai Creek as part of the municipality's plans to improve water transportation facilities. "One of the stations will be built in front of the Dubai Municipality ...

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched the trial operation of the world's first electric abra manufactured using 3D printing technology, in collaboration with the private sector. The ...

Dubai has created the world’s first electric abra – and it’s made from 3D-printing. The RTA has launched the trial operation of the cool new mode of transport and it’s now out on the waters of Dubai ...

When Ahmed Abdi landed in Dubai on September 18, 1970, he saw a small, quiet town on both sides of the Creek . The only way people crossed the water was on wooden boats called abras . “I was just 13 ...