UAE City Tours

Located 140 kilometers from Dubai at the foot of the mountains, also the border lines of Oman, the historical city of Al Ain is known for its modern charms mixed with the lush of Green in the heart of the Desert, green beautiful public parks, decorated Round About/Squares, gardens and wide boulevards. Also known as the 'Garden City', Al Ain (literary stands for: “The Eye”) is one of the most important agricultural centers & archaeological sites of the Emirates as well as a university town, where the UAE actually is planting and producing a lot of the Vegetables for the local market. Al Ain is a part of the Emirate/state of Abu Dhabi. And it is Abu Dhabi’s main resort.

Jabel Hafit - Close to Al Ain, is this craggy mountain rising steeply from the surrounding desert. An area noted for its flora and fauna (it is one of the last remaining habitats of the rare Arabian tahr), the mountain can be accessed by excellent roads which wind its way right up to the summit, providing a panoramic view of the Empty Quarter, which used to be the most difficult part of Arabia for traveling, because of its vastness and emptiness. Also of an interest are the numerous caves, sites of archaeological excavations, and Ain Al Fayda, a top health resort located over a natural hot spring.

At the foot of Jebel Hafeet are hot springs. The area has been turned green with picnic spots. The Springs are diverted along shallow channels- ideal for bathing the feet in steaming therapeutic/Healing waters. When Water was discovered in this Area, the UAE started investing in it to bring it to its look today. The Hot Springs sits in an Oases like area, with Green Grass. (see picture below).

The Forts/Al Ain Museum - Location within the confines of Al Jahili fort, the nation's largest museum is divided into ethnological and historical sections. Interesting displays include Bedouin artifacts, archaeological excavations of 2700 BC, 500 BC stone instruments and relics dug up from Fossil Valley.

Al Ain Zoo and Aquarium - The 1969 zoo houses an extremely large and varied collection of wildlife from all over the world. The zoo is also well known for its display of Arabia's indigenous wildlife which includes the spectacular Arabian Oryx. The Zoo also has a beautiful Aquarium. Al Ain Zoo and Aquarium opened in 1969 and has since expanded into one of the largest collections of both common and rare animals. Arabian antelope and deer comprise a large area of the zoo. A variety of African antelope, such as oryx , eland , gazzelle and lechwe can be found in the tree shaded paddocks which offer excellent breeding conditions.

Qattarah Oasis - This small, beautiful sylvan oasis studded with date palms and fruit orchards and located on the edge of Al Ain is noted for its archaeological sites. Some of the ancient relics found here, including beautiful Gold jewelry, have been displayed today in the Al Ain museum.

Itinerary Duration
A Full Day with Lunch Required. Child below 4 years is free of charge. Starting at 8am, with expectation to reach Al Ain around 9:30 am. During this day you will pass by the Sheikh Mohammad Palace to watch the Peacocks at a close range, walking on the road and standing on near by trees, which is very charming. At this tour we will first stop to visit the nation's largest museum located within the walls of Al Jahili Fort, next stop is at the Al Ain Zoo and Aquarium. Then we will take some time to relax at the Hot Springs. Following that will be Lunch, and our last stop will be at Qattarah Oasis to say Goodbye to l Ain.

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