Al-Ain: Discover the UAE’s Oasis City with Transfer
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As your local tour guide extends a warm welcome to this hospitable land, we’re delighted to tailor the tour to your preferences. It’s our joy to share our enthusiasm, warmth, and cultural heritage with you. Feel free to customise your experience to suit your desires.
Al Ain, the "Garden City" of the UAE, is celebrated for its verdant landscapes and historical charm. It is located in the desert and boasts attractions like the lush Al Ain Oasis, the historic Al Jahili Fort, and a bustling Camel Market. Combining natural beauty with cultural heritage, Al Ain offers a tranquil retreat and a fascinating look into the UAE’s history.
After completing this journey with you, we will safely drop you back at your hotel or any agreed point within in city.
Feel free to contact us for further customization.
Note that each group can have up to six guests.
We will safely pick you up from your hotel, airport or any agreed location within in city then we will start exploring together.
Qasr al Muwaiji: Qasr al Muwaiji, a historic fort in Al Ain, UAE, was built in the early 20th century as a residence for the ruling family. Restored to highlight traditional Emirati architecture and culture. it provides you with a glimpse into the UAE's heritage and the region's early governance.
Al Jahili Fort: Al Jahili Fort, a prominent landmark in Al Ain, UAE, dates back to the late 19th century. Originally built to protect the region’s palm groves and water resources, it is renowned for its impressive architecture and historical significance.
Sheikh Zayed Palace Museum: The Sheikh Zayed Palace Museum in Al Ain, UAE, was once the residence of the founder of the UAE, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. This historic site offers a glimpse into the life and legacy of the nation’s founding father, featuring traditional Emirati architecture, period furnishings and exhibits on the country’s heritage and development.
Al Ain Oasis: Al Ain Oasis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its lush palm groves and ancient falaj irrigation system. Covering over 1,200 hectares, it provides a serene escape from the desert, showcasing traditional farming methods and offering a peaceful retreat amidst the greenery.
Bawadi Mall Zayed Ibn Sultan: Bawadi Mall, named after Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, is one of Al Ain’s largest and most vibrant shopping destinations. Featuring a diverse range of retail outlets, dining options and entertainment facilities, it offers a dynamic shopping experience in a modern, expansive setting.
Al Ain Camel Market: The Al Ain Camel Market is a bustling, traditional marketplace where you can experience the vibrant culture of camel trading. It’s one of the UAE's oldest and largest camel markets, offering a unique glimpse into the region’s heritage, with lively auctions and an array of camel breeds on display.
Green Mubazzarah: Green Mubazzarah is a scenic hot spring park located at the base of Jebel Hafeet in Al Ain. Renowned for its lush, green landscapes and natural hot springs, the park offers a relaxing retreat with picnic areas, thermal pools, and stunning mountain views, making it a popular spot for both relaxation and outdoor activities.
Jebel Hafeet: Jebel Hafeet, the highest peak in the UAE, towers over Al Ain at 1,240 meters. Famous for its breathtaking panoramic views, the mountain features a scenic drive with 60 hairpin turns leading to a summit viewpoint. Its rugged landscape includes ancient rock formations and natural springs, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and photographers.
- Local tour guide services
- Private luxury vehicle
- Qasr Al Muwaiji admission
- Al Jahili Fort admission
- Sheikh Zayed Palace Museum admission
- Bawadi Mall admission
- Camel market admission
- Hospitality
- Water bottles
- Pick up and drop off
- Food and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Souvenirs