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RAS AL KHAIMAH PAGE 76 – 77 AL AIN PAGE 78 – 79
Neighbouring Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah is set between the Hajar Al Ain is situated 100 miles from Abu Dhabi and is commonly refered
mountains on the East and the Arabian Gulf on the West. to as the 'Garden City of the Gulf'. Its a charming desert oasis that
Its destination offering diverse landscape from rugged mountain boast a stunning backdrop of the Jebel Hafit mountain, which forms
scenery and sandy deserts to glorious sand beaches. a major landmark along the desert landscape.
ARABIAN PENINSULA
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OMAN & MUSCAT PAGE 80 – 91 QATAR, DOHA PAGE 92 – 97
With the Arabian Gulf on the one side and the Indian Ocean on the Historically a seafaring and desert nation, Qatar remains totally unspoilt
other, Oman’s breathtaking scenery stretches from turquoise waters and but its capital, Doha, has plenty of entertainment in store, from its
golden beaches to rocky mountains and rolling desert dunes. Muscat, friendly streets and intriguing souks to four-wheel desert driving, camel
the capital, offers a blend of East and West with its traditional souks racing and dhow cruising. If you prefer, you can head for the miles of
and modern malls. golden beaches and simply do nothing.
BAHRAIN PAGE 98 – 101 EGYPT PAGE 102 – 111
A superb place to uncover ancient Arabia, the island of Bahrain has Famous for the awe-inspiring Sphinx and Great Pyramids of Giza,
many historical treasures, from dhow building yards to ancient forts Egypt is also home to many other monuments that are among some of
and burial grounds. Bahrain also offers world class hotels, excellent the oldest and most impressive in the world. While its history intrigues
restaurants and plentiful nightlife. Add year-round sunshine and the and fascinates, Egypt’s landscape also has much to offer, and the coral
golden beaches and you have the perfect destination. reefs of the Red Sea provide some of the world’s best dive sites.
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