RAS AL KHAIMAH
Still relatively undiscovered as a holiday
destination, Ras Al Khaimah is a treasure
chest of year-round sunshine, long, sandy
beaches and a myriad fascinating historical
and modern attractions, from hilltop forts to
state-of-the-art shopping malls.
DON’T LEAVE WITHOUT
Exploring the Awafi desert and rolling sand dunes by 4WD or camel.
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Visiting the beautiful Ain Khat, with its natural geysers and swimmingR

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m in one of its thermal springs. The Khat springs area is also home to
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prehistoric tombs.





Learning about the history and traditional life of the Emirate at The




National Museum of Ras al-Khaimah, with archaeological artefacts

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and displays on pearl diving and date agriculture.
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Hiking or biking in the spectacular Wadi Bih, nicknamed the “Grand

Canyon of the UAE”.




Climbing the coastal hilltop Dhayah Fort for wonderful views of the
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Arabian Gulf, Hajar Mountains and the lush palm gardens below.
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Ras Al Khamiah is a shopper’s paradise with plenty of great places to
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enjoy retail therapy – from traditional souks to vast complexes such as
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Al Manar Mall, the Emirates premier shopping centre, with over 120
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stores, six-screen cinema and electronic games centre.
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During the Holy Month of Ramadan (21 August - 19 September)
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visitors are also asked to refrain from eating, drinking and smoking in
outdoor public areas during daylight. Alcohol restrictions may apply at
FLIGHT TIME: Approximately 7 Hours
hotels. Women should avoid wearing revealing clothing in public,
GMT: +4 Hours CURRENCY: UAE Dirhams
including skimpy bathing suits on the beach. As Wadi Bih is close to
TRANSFER TIME: Approximately 1 hour from Dubai International Airport
the border checkpoint, visitors should carry their passport with them.
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