Tag: attractions in United Arab Emirates

The Arabian Wildlife Center is the only ‘zoo’ in Arabia which exhibits all the animals naturally occurring in the Arabian Peninsula, both current and extinct. Read more...

A world-class course set amidst a beautiful naturally-preserved environment of striking mangroves and sheer tranquility – that’s the special proposition that’s been magically created by the famed Nicklaus Design group and which awaits golfers making the short trip from Dubai and other U.A.E. regions to play Ajman’s first ever golf course. Read more...

Al Raha Mall is a leisure and entertainment destination for the entire family. Read more...

Khalidiyah Mall is a shopping mall in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, in the densely populated residential area of Al Khalidiyah. It houses 160 stores including Lulu Hypermarket and has an area of 86,000 sq m. Read more...

Shopping mall with traditional, Arabian-style design, for fashion stores and international dining. Read more...

From indoor and outdoor training areas to the fully floodlit polo field and world class stable facilities, the Equestrian Centre at Al Forsan International Sports Resort has been designed to meet international standards and create the perfect environment for those who love horses. An eco-friendly 800-seat indoor arena may be Al Forsan’s crown jewel, but the centre also has 169 Read more...

Manarat Al Saadiyat contributes to the art scene in Abu Dhabi through exhibitions, workshops, performances and drop-in art studio spaces. Read more...

Divers Down is known for our fun and friendly nature, coupled with the ability to ensure that you have a great experience, both above and below the surface. Read more...

Explore the golden desert when the sun is going down with our evening Al Ain desert safari. Read more...

Dalma Museum is located in Abu Dhabi. The Museum of Dalma, which includes ancient artefacts such as a collection of charred date stones dating from the late 6th to early 5th millennium BC representing some of the earliest evidence of the consumption of dates in Arabia. Read more...