A slice of Africa in the Arabian Peninsula, that’s what you can expect from Anantara Resort in Sir Bani Yas Island. This January and February, this luxury resort is offering its guests a variety of activities and experiences one can take advantage of to have a memorable getaway. A 2 hours from Abu Dhabi Airport, … Read more
Green Mubazzarah is a great park to go and have a stopover in Al Ain City. This is a spot where families and friends can hang out during the weekend and be one with nature for some rest and relaxation. This was also the next area in our itinerary after visiting the Al Ain Zoo. … Read more
One of the refreshing activities you can do in the UAE during a weekend is go on a road trip to Al Ain City, the greenest part of the Emirates. This is a great way to spend your day off from work if you want to see the Middle East beyond the regular desert safari trip … Read more
One of the animals that caught our attention during our visit to the Al Ain Zoo was a meerkat. We already passed by and took photos of a few animals when we chanced upon an open shelter with these creatures in it. According to the description placed by Al Ain Zoo, Meerkats are active during … Read more
We stopped by the Al Ain National Museum and the Al Ain Oasis before heading back to Dubai. These were last places on the list during our Al Ain City Tour. Coming from the Camel Market, Qismat drove us along the streets in the town so we could also see the city proper on a … Read more
The Al Ain Camel Market is the next place to visit on our day tour of the city. This was something I was excited about as I wanted to see plenty of camels in one location. The camel market seems to be a great place to admire these creatures without other tourists waiting in line … Read more
Jebel Hafeet offers a nice vantage point to see Al Ain City below. This is the highest point of Al Ain and is a popular place to hang out and enjoy the cool climate. This was our next stop of our City Tour after exploring the hot springs of Green Mubazzarah. Tip: Hafeet means “mountain” … Read more
