Al Ain City tour

AED 650 per person

Enjoy the drive to the garden city of Al Ain, a city backed by mountains known for its picturesque view lies beneath the Hajar mountains near Oman Border and offers up forts and attractions as palm groves and natural springs that recall a bygone age. Al Ain is enclosed by magnificent red sand dunes and punctuated by an impressive mountain range. Al Ain seamlessly combines heritage with modernity with the presence of its well-preserved forts, palaces and settlements alongside modern roads, hospitals, residential areas, schools and academic institutions, malls, theme park, ice rink, and the largest wildlife preserve in the Middle East. Visitors to the city can choose from a large number of facilities and attractions, and will find an atmosphere and culture that feel more traditionally Arabic than can be found in the coastal cities in the UAE. Al-Ain is developing as a tourist destination. The dry desert air makes it a welcome retreat from the coastal humidity of the larger cities. Many Emirati nationals in Abu Dhabi have holiday houses in the city making it a popular weekend destination for families from the capital city. Its attractions include the Al Ain National Museum, the Al Ain Palace Museum, several restored forts and the Hili Archaeological Park site, dating back to the Bronze Age.

Jabel Hafit

Next, go to the highest point of Jebel Hafeet, UAE’s most noteworthy pinnacle, giving you dazzling perspectives on the desert. At the foot of Jebel Hafeet is high temp water springs, ideal for washing tired feet in steaming restorative waters. At that point stop at the biggest camel showcase in the UAE, as of late remodelled to entertain visitors even more in Al Ain City Tour. Contingent upon the season, you may see infant camels.

Jebel Hafeet dominates the surrounding area. It is popular to visit to the mineral springs at Green Mubazzarah at the base of the mountain, and to drive to the mountaintop at sunset.