THE ARABIAN
PENINSULA
Prepare for mystery and intrigue, glamour
and excitement, calm and serenity. Marvel at
ancient wonders, be dazzled by futuristic
cities, revel in the peace of a deserted beach.
DUBAI PAGE 14 – 63
Known as the Pearl of the Arabian Gulf, Dubai contrasts the old with the
new, the modern with the traditional. Even its landscapes are contrasting,
from the azure waters of the Arabian Gulf to rolling desert sand dunes.
Bahrain
With some of the world’s most luxurious hotels and year-round sunshine,
QATAR
Ras Al Khaimah
Doha
this is an ideal destination for couples and families.
Dubai
Fujairah
Abu Dhabi
Al Ain
Muscat
U.A.E
OMAN
ABU DHABI PAGE 65 – 71 FUJAIRAH PAGE 72 – 75
The capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi is a large, Fujairah remains a largely undiscovered destination where peace and
cosmopolitan city with modern architecture, malls and gleaming white tranquillity reign. Situated on the east coast of the Arabian Peninsula
mosques, surrounded by parks and lush green gardens. Diverse activities this hidden gem is at the foot of the Hajar Mountains. Its scenery is
range from the expected shopping, sightseeing and dining to sailing, stunning and its beautiful beaches are lapped by the warm, turquoise
diving, fishing, golf and the rather more adventurous camel racing. waters of the Indian Ocean.
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