If you’re living in or planning to visit the UAE in 2025, knowing the UAE public holidays 2025 can help you schedule vacations, family gatherings, or time for rest and reflection. The UAE celebrates a blend of fixed Gregorian holidays and Islamic observances based on the lunar calendar, making it important to stay informed.
Here’s a complete list of UAE public holidays for 2025:
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New Year’s Day – January 1 (Wednesday)
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Eid al-Fitr – March 30 to April 1 (Sunday to Tuesday)
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Arafat Day – June 5 (Thursday)
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Eid al-Adha – June 6 to June 8 (Friday to Sunday)
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Islamic New Year (1 Muharram) – June 26 (Thursday)
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Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday – September 4 (Thursday)
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Commemoration Day – December 1 (Monday)
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UAE National Day – December 2–3 (Tuesday & Wednesday)
Islamic dates are tentative and subject to moon sightings.
Why You Should Track UAE Public Holidays
Whether you’re a resident, tourist, or business professional, public holidays are valuable for planning. They offer long weekends and cultural celebrations that reflect the UAE’s rich Islamic heritage and national pride.
Understanding the official holiday schedule helps you avoid last-minute rushes and take advantage of early travel or event bookings. Businesses can also use these dates to forecast customer flow, organize campaigns, or plan internal events around festive seasons.
Tips for Making the Most of UAE Holidays:
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Book early if you plan to travel during Eid or National Day.
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Participate in local events to enjoy traditional music, food, and fireworks.
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Balance work and wellness by using long weekends to relax or reconnect.
Stay tuned to official announcements, as lunar dates may shift. Bookmark this guide to keep the UAE public holidays 2025 at your fingertips!
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