• Kuwait Towers - The Kuwait Towers consist of three slender towers located in Kuwait City, extending into the Persian Gulf. They represent the sixth and final group in the larger Kuwait Water Towers system, which includes 34 towers, and are designed in a distinctly different style from the other groups.
• Souk Sharq - A contemporary mall offering a beautiful view of the city and the sea.
• The Fish Market - Discover the diverse marine life in Kuwait.
• Seif Palace - Originally intended for the Emir’s royal use, Seif Palace is renowned for its watch tower, adorned with blue tiles and a roof plated in pure gold. Its construction utilized local materials such as clay, rocks, limestone, wood, and metals. Drive by without stopping.
• Grand Mosque - As the largest mosque in Kuwait, it covers an area of 45,000 square meters, with the building itself occupying 20,000 square meters. The main prayer hall is 72 meters wide on each side and features teakwood doors. Natural light streams in through 144 windows. A tour guide will accompany this visit.
• Sadu House - Celebrating the art of weaving.
• Kuwait National Museum - A top destination to explore in Kuwait.
• Sheikh Jaber Causeway - A 36 km long causeway over the water, perfect for capturing stunning photos of the city en route to the desert Subiya camp area.
• Subiya Camp - An ideal spot to experience nature and camping, showcasing desert life in Kuwait.
• Souk Al-Mubarakiya - The oldest market in Kuwait, known for handcrafts, perfumes, and spices. It also offers a variety of Arab, Indian, Turkish, Lebanese, and Persian cuisines, making it a great place to enjoy a meal.
• Dar Al Athar Al Islamiya - Known as the Amricani Cultural Centre, or simply Amricani, it was originally built by the Dutch Reformed Church of America in the early 20th century as a hospital. Locals referred to it as “Mustashfaa Amricani,” and the name “Amricani” has been preserved out of respect for its history.
• Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Cultural Center - The Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Cultural Centre (JACC), also known as the Kuwait Opera House, is the largest cultural centre and opera house in the Middle East.
• Al Shaheed Park - The largest garden in Kuwait, featuring two museums.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Explore Kuwait in a Day – Ideal for Layovers & Brief Visits

Maximize your time in Kuwait with a guided city and desert tour. Discover iconic sites such as the Kuwait Towers, Grand Mosque, and the stunning Sheikh Jaber Causeway, with opportunities for photos along the route. Immerse yourself in culture at the National Museum, Tareq Rajab Museum, Sadu House, and the American Cultural Centre, delving into Kuwait’s rich traditions and artistry. Then, venture into the golden desert for camel rides, ATV adventures, and explore unique abandoned buildings adorned with street art. Conclude the day with a breathtaking sunset over the dunes before visiting lively souks brimming with flavors and souvenirs.

With airport pickup & drop-off, this tour is perfect for travelers on a Kuwait layover or transit, as well as those looking for the best things to do in Kuwait in one day. Ideal for culture enthusiasts, history buffs, and adventure lovers.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.