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Kayak in Abu Dhabi
July 2017 3185
Whether in Abu Dhabi for business or leisure, solo or with family, a new package at Centro Capital Centre provides a perfect escape into nature. Set off on an adventure in a kayak, sailing through the channels, shallows and deeps of the Mangroves National Park in the UAE capital with Centro Capital Centre. The Mangroves Escape package includes a 1.5-hour mangrove tour, buffet breakfast at c.taste restaurant, high-speed wi-fi, complimentary upgrade to the next room category, 20 per cent discount on food and beverages during your stay and 24-hour check-in and check-out. The package rates start from Dh433 ($118).
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