• Qasr al Muwaiji - Begin your cultural journey at Qasr Al Muwaiji, a beautifully restored fort of great historical importance as the birthplace of UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed. This iconic location provides a unique insight into the nation’s heritage, featuring engaging exhibits that highlight the legacy of the ruling Al Nahyan family. As visitors explore, they will discover the fort’s traditional architecture and experience stories of leadership, community, and tradition brought to life through immersive displays.
• Bait Mohammed Bin Khalifa - Travel back in time at Bait Mohammed bin Khalifa, a traditional residence now a vibrant cultural space. Here, visitors can glimpse the lifestyle of Al Ain’s prominent figures and explore the home’s authentic architecture, reflecting the city’s heritage and its transition during a pivotal era in the UAE’s development. The house offers a unique view into the past, blending personal history with architectural elegance.
• Al Jahili Fort - Next, visit the impressive Al Jahili Fort, one of the UAE’s most renowned landmarks. This historic site is a striking example of traditional Emirati architecture, set against a backdrop of palm-filled gardens. Inside, visitors will find the captivating Wilfred Thesiger exhibition, honoring the famed explorer’s journeys across the Empty Quarter and his deep connection with the desert and its people. It’s a powerful tribute to adventure, resilience, and cultural discovery.
• Al Ain Oasis - Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the serene Al Ain Oasis, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the city’s most iconic natural landmarks. Surrounded by over 147,000 date palms, the oasis offers a cool, shaded retreat and a glimpse into traditional life in the desert. As visitors walk its peaceful pathways, they’ll discover the ancient falaj irrigation system—an innovative method that has sustained agriculture in the region for thousands of years. It’s a quiet yet powerful reminder of the ingenuity and resilience of early Emirati communities.
• Al Ain Palace Museum - Pass by the Al Ain Palace Museum, once home to Sheikh Zayed, the Founding Father of the UAE. Though viewed from the outside, the grand palace architecture and surrounding gardens offer a picturesque glimpse into royal life.
• Kanad Hospital - Visitors will see the oldest hospital in Al Ain, founded in 1960 by Dr. Pat Kennedy and his wife, Marian—two American doctors who answered the call of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan to provide essential healthcare to the community. This historic medical center played a pioneering role in transforming health services in the region and stands today as a powerful reminder of the early days of development in the UAE, built on compassion, collaboration, and vision.
• Sheikha Salama Mosque - As visitors pass by Sheikha Salama Mosque, they’ll witness a striking example of modern Islamic architecture. With its elegant domes and slender minarets, the mosque stands out as a symbol of spiritual beauty and contemporary design. This brief drive-through visit offers a glimpse into Emirati religious art and the peaceful ambiance that surrounds this iconic landmark.
• Al Qattara Arts Centre - Al Qattara Arts Centre is a lively cultural destination set within a beautifully restored traditional mud-brick building. Here, visitors can explore a rich blend of art, heritage, and history—featuring local crafts, archaeological artifacts, and rotating exhibitions. From hands-on workshops in pottery, calligraphy, and painting to ancient discoveries that date back thousands of years, the center offers an immersive experience of authentic Emirati culture.
• Al Qattara Oasis - Al Qattara Oasis offers a quiet retreat into Al Ain’s rich agricultural heritage. Known for its traditional falaj irrigation system and shady palm-lined paths, this peaceful spot is perfect for a scenic pause. Visitors will have the chance to stroll through lush date groves, observe ancient farming techniques, and capture the timeless beauty of one of the city’s most authentic heritage sites.
• Bawadi Mall - Next, visit Bawadi Mall—Al Ain’s largest and most dynamic shopping and lifestyle destination. With over 400 international and regional brands, the mall offers a wide variety of options, from fashion and beauty to electronics and home goods. Visitors can also choose to enjoy lunch here, with plenty of restaurants and cafés serving both local and international cuisine—making it a great place to relax, shop, and dine during the tour.
• Al Qaws Traditional Market - Immerse yourself in the charm of Al Qaws Traditional Market, a beautifully designed space that captures the essence of a traditional Emirati souk. In this 30-minute stop, visitors can wander through vibrant stalls offering authentic Arabic perfumes, spices, handcrafted items, traditional textiles, abayas, and decorative treasures. It’s an ideal spot to experience local culture, pick up unique souvenirs, and appreciate the heritage of the UAE in an inviting, culturally rich setting.
• Al Ain Camel Market - Get a glimpse of traditional desert life at the Al Ain Camel Market, one of the last of its kind in the UAE. Here, visitors can witness the lively atmosphere as traders negotiate deals and showcase their camels—ranging from everyday livestock to prized racing breeds. It’s a rare opportunity to see firsthand the deep cultural and economic significance camels hold in Emirati heritage.
• Jebel Hafit - Jebel Hafeet Street is a well-known road in Al Ain, celebrated for its breathtaking scenery and dramatic, winding route. As it ascends the towering Jebel Hafeet mountain—one of the highest peaks in the UAE—the road offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding desert landscape. A drive along this iconic street is both thrilling and picturesque, making it a favorite for visitors seeking adventure and unforgettable sights.
• Green Mubazzarah Lake - Relax and unwind at the scenic Green Mubazzarah Lake, nestled at the base of the Hajar Mountains. Here, visitors can enjoy the refreshing cool breeze, soothing hot springs, and lush green surroundings that offer a striking contrast to the desert landscape—creating a peaceful and rejuvenating escape in nature.

• Private Local Guide
• Private transportation
• Explore Hidden Gems, Forts, and Camel Market
• Customizable Itinerary

• Meals

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