• Mesaieed - Embark on the ultimate desert adventure with thrilling dune bashing, exciting sandboarding, and a visit to the stunning Inland Sea. Start your journey with an exhilarating dune bashing experience in Mesaieed, where expert drivers skillfully maneuver through the steep, shifting dunes in a 4x4, delivering an adrenaline-fueled ride across the desert. After the thrill, proceed to the Inland Sea (Khor Al Adaid), a tranquil and unique spot where the desert meets the sea, offering breathtaking views and a serene escape. For added excitement, try sandboarding down the dunes, gliding smoothly on the soft sand for an unforgettable adventure. This tour blends excitement, natural beauty, and relaxation, making it an ideal way to explore Qatar’s desert landscape.
• Souq Waqif - Souq Waqif is a bustling and historic market situated in the heart of Doha, Qatar. Renowned for its traditional architecture, narrow alleyways, and lively atmosphere, Souq Waqif provides a unique shopping experience with a wide array of goods, including spices, textiles, perfumes, jewelry, and local handicrafts. The market also features numerous restaurants, cafes, and eateries serving authentic Middle Eastern cuisine, making it a fantastic place to savor local flavors. Besides shopping and dining, Souq Waqif frequently hosts cultural events, live performances, and art exhibitions, enhancing its vibrant ambiance. With its rich history and contemporary charm, Souq Waqif is a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists eager to immerse themselves in Qatar’s culture and traditions.
• Old Doha Port - The Old Doha Port is a historic waterfront area along the Doha Corniche, once the hub of Qatar’s maritime trade and commerce. Historically, it was the main port for shipping goods, especially pearls, and fishing, which were crucial to Qatar’s economy before the oil era. Today, the port symbolizes Doha’s rich heritage and maritime history, with remnants of traditional dhow boats and a picturesque view of the Arabian Gulf. Although it is no longer a commercial port, the area has been revitalized and is now a popular spot for visitors to explore Qatar’s history, enjoy local eateries, and admire the views. The Old Doha Port remains a significant cultural landmark that highlights the country’s journey from its historical roots to modern development.
• Katara Cultural Village - Katara Cultural Village is a lively cultural hub in Doha, Qatar, designed to celebrate the country’s rich heritage and artistic diversity. Located along the waterfront, Katara houses various cultural institutions, including theaters, galleries, and exhibition spaces. The village hosts numerous events throughout the year, from music concerts and theater performances to art exhibitions and festivals. Visitors can explore traditional and modern art forms, enjoy international cuisine at its restaurants, or visit the beautiful Katara Mosque and the stunning open-air amphitheater. Katara Cultural Village serves as a center for artistic expression and cultural exchange, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in Qatar’s vibrant cultural scene.
• The Pearl Island - The Pearl Qatar is a luxurious, man-made island off the coast of Doha, renowned for its upscale living, shopping, and dining experiences. The island features Mediterranean-inspired architecture, with breathtaking waterfront views, canals, and a variety of exclusive residential developments, including villas, apartments, and penthouses. The Pearl is home to high-end boutiques, international restaurants, and cafes, making it a premier destination for luxury shopping and dining. The island also boasts a marina with yachts and boats, enhancing its opulent atmosphere. As one of Qatar’s most iconic developments, The Pearl combines modern living with beautiful surroundings, offering visitors and residents a sophisticated lifestyle in the heart of Doha.
• National Museum of Qatar - The National Museum of Qatar (NMOQ) is a landmark cultural institution in Doha, designed by the acclaimed architect Jean Nouvel. Its striking architecture, inspired by the desert rose, features interlocking discs that create a dynamic and visually stunning structure. Opened in 2019, the museum showcases Qatar’s history, culture, and heritage through immersive exhibits and innovative displays. Visitors can explore the evolution of Qatar, from its ancient roots and pearl diving history to its transformation into a modern nation. The museum also highlights Qatar’s future aspirations, blending tradition with contemporary innovation. With its captivating architecture and diverse exhibitions, the National Museum of Qatar is a must-visit for anyone wanting to gain a deeper understanding of the country’s rich cultural heritage.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bottled water
• Dune Bashing
• Sand Boarding
• Sightseeing

The Combo Desert and City Tour provides an exhilarating mix of adventure and culture, allowing participants to discover both the desert and the vibrant city of Doha in a single day. Begin with an adrenaline-pumping desert adventure, featuring dune bashing in a 4x4 vehicle and a sandboarding session. Visit the Inland Sea, where the desert meets the sea, offering a perfect spot for relaxation and photography. Following the desert escapade, proceed to Doha to explore the city’s cultural landmarks. Visit the iconic Souq Waqif, a traditional market where you can purchase local goods, spices, and souvenirs. Continue to the National Museum of Qatar to delve into the country’s rich history and cultural heritage, and explore Katara Cultural Village, a center for art, performance, and Qatar’s creative scene. This Combo Desert and City Tour provides the perfect blend of thrilling adventure and cultural exploration, making it an ideal way to experience the best of Qatar.

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