Full Day Qatar North and Desert Safari with pickup

ant natural environmental resource for Qatar. It provides a natural habitat and a sanctuary for birds, fish and other animals as well as prevent coastal erosion.

Older than Doha but far smaller in size. Al Khor is located an easy 50 kilometres to the north of Doha. It used to be the center of the pearling industry in Qatar but lost its importance after the introduction of cultured pearls. It now boasts a scenic harbour where you can find traditional fishing dhows, a corniche leading to mangrove colonies and a museum showcasing the fishing, pearling and dhow building industries.

Arrange travel into this fascinating uninhabited space to appreciate the beauty of its unusual geography, vegetation and wildlife.Khor al Adaid is also known as the Inland Sea. Here tall sand dunes surround a large tidal bay with a tropical environment, a phenomenon not seen elsewhere in the world. After gazing in awe at the impressive setting, have fun sliding down the dunes or swimming in the warm water. Divers here are likely to see large turtles, walrus-like dugongs and colorful clownfish. Birdlife includes flamingoes and osprey. Gaze across the sand to see camels and sand gazelles.

Al-Zubarah was once a flourishing port and a centre of trade, fishing and pearling. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, this protected area has become one of the most important archaeological sites in Qatar. An international team of archaeologists and antiquities experts, led by the Qatar Museums Authority, have uncovered many of the artifacts which are displayed in the renovated fort.

you will spend time here by riding a camel or take photos with falcon.this is also the place to enjoy local tea.