UAE City Tours

Abu Dhabi City Tour

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE, situated about 170 kms. South-West of Dubai is an interesting excursion. The first landmark before reaching the city of Abu Dhabi is the Jebel Ali Port, the biggest man-made port in the world. Many of the city's striking examples of modern architecture show intriguing interpretations of Islamic themes captured in today's materials

First landmark on the way before reaching the city of Abu Dhabi is the Jebel Ali Port, the biggest man-made port in the world. Many of the city's striking examples of modern architecture show fascinating interpretations of Islamic themes captured in today's materials. Learn everything about the oil- the so called 'black gold' - and how it has transformed Abu Dhabi into the wealthy city of today. A reminder of the historical past is the renovated AL HUSN PALACE - now home of the Centre for Documentation and Research. A drive along the beautiful Corniche gives a magnificent view of the city. The last stop will be at the Dhow Yard, where wooden ships are still built using simple tools.

Al Ain City Tour

Located 140 kilometres from Dubai at the foot of the mountains, the historical city of Al Ain is known for its modern charms mixed with the lush, green beauty of public parks, gardens and wide boulevards. Also known as the 'Garden City', Al Ain is one of the most important agricultural centres & archaeological sites of the Emirates as well as an university town.

On this half-day tour we will first visit the nation's largest museum located within the walls of Al Jahili Fort, where displays from archaeological excavations in Jebel Hafeet are exhibited. Next stop is at the famous camel market with its busy atmosphere. We continue then to the nearby Buraimi Oasis in Omani territory.

Your lunch will be served high above the city, in the mountain hotel of Jebel Hafeet. From there you will have a spectacular view over the whole Al Ain area. Afterwards we drive back to Dubai.

Dubai City Tour

A fascinating historical excursion & orientation tour of the city. First we pass the beautiful flamingo lagoon. Then our route takes us to Nad Al Sheba - home of the famous camel & horse race track. Afterwards you will have a visit to the new falcon market, where you can see these amazing animals very close. Then we drive through Jumeirah and all its popular hotels until we reach the magnificent Jumeirah Mosque which shows the beauty of Islamic architecture (the mosque can only be visited on Thursday and Sunday at 10:00 hrs with a prior reservation).

We move on to the Bastakiya area, where we stop for a while to admire the old wind-tower houses built by wealthy merchants. Close by, stands the 150-year old Al Fahidi Fort, which now houses the Dubai Museum. Here the Dubai Museum records the city's past as an important pearl diving and trading centre. We continue our journey by Abra - a local water taxi which had survived over the centuries and which will bring us to the spice and gold souk. The spice trade gives the city its special oriental atmosphere and the famous gold souk will be a pleasure for your eyes.

Dubai is a bustling city with its own individual charm. So come and join our tour and you will discover more of the hidden secrets of this town.

Sharjah - Ajman City Tour

This tour will introduce you to the Emirate of Sharjah, also known as the 'City of Culture'. In this emirate, one of the landmarks to photographers is the King Faisal Mosque, currently the largest mosque in the Emirates. We continue then to the renovated Fort of Sharjah, which was originally built in 1820 and used to be the Residence of the ruling family. The Al Naboodah House, the museum for cultural heritage is the next place to see. This district is also known as the museum area. In the Islamic Museum you will have an interesting introduction in all aspects of the Islamic culture. A quick stroll to the adjacent souks of 'Al Arsa' and to the 'Majarrah Souk' will take you to our next venue which is the souk 'Al Markazi' - a treasure chest full of carpets, jewellery and handicrafts. Here you will certainly find your right souvenir.

After a short stop for shopping at the Gold Centre, our tour continues to the Emirate of Ajman and its famous historical museum. Here you will have a short briefing with excellent displays about the Emirates past before the oil was discovered. Visit the old Dhow-building yard and see how these Dhows (wooden sailing boats) are still built today in the tradition of the past. This concludes our tour before heading back to Dubai.