• Doha - Travel time from the pickup location

• Al Khor - Also referred to as Al Khawr, meaning “sea on three sides” in Arabic, this city is older than Doha but much smaller. Situated just 50 kilometers north of Doha, Al Khor was once the center of Qatar’s pearling industry, though it lost its significance with the introduction of cultured pearls. Today, it boasts a charming harbor with traditional fishing dhows, a corniche leading to mangrove forests, and a museum showcasing the region’s fishing, pearling, and dhow-building heritage.

• Al Thakhira Beach - The mangrove ecosystem is not only a major tourist attraction in Qatar but also an essential environmental asset. It provides a natural habitat and sanctuary for birds, fish, and various wildlife, while also aiding in the prevention of coastal erosion.

• Purple Island - Al Khor Island - Located in northeastern Qatar, Bin Ghannam Island, also known as Purple Island, is a must-visit destination. About an hour’s drive from Doha, near Al Khor city, the island is famous for its breathtaking natural scenery, unique wildlife, and vibrant plant life, making it an ideal spot for a family day trip.

• Al Zubara Fort - Situated in northwestern Qatar, Al Zubarah Fort was built next to the remains of an ancient fortress. Once a thriving port and center for trade, fishing, and pearling, Al-Zubarah is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. This protected area has become one of Qatar’s most important archaeological sites. An international team of archaeologists and heritage experts, led by the Qatar Museums Authority, has discovered numerous artifacts, many of which are displayed in the fort’s restored structure.

• Al Jumail - The ultimate tour experience that takes you to the northern region of Qatar, a key area in the country’s rich culture and history. The guide will lead you on a journey through time, starting at Al Khor’s harbor, once the center of pearl diving and fishing. As you travel through Al Thakira, you will explore the mangrove forests.

• Ash-Shahaniyah - Travel time from north to west

• Shahaniyah Camel Race Track - Observe the camel racing track during training sessions

• Zekreet - Travel time to the next stop

• Zekreet Rock Formation - The Zekreet Rock Formation in Zekreet, Qatar, is an extraordinary natural site featuring unique limestone formations and stunning desert landscapes. Shaped over time by wind and erosion, the formation is renowned for its dramatic cliffs and unusual rock shapes, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and photographers.

• EAST-WEST / WEST-EAST by Richard Serra - This magnificent sculpture in the Brouq Nature Reserve spans over a kilometer and consists of four steel plates, each standing over fourteen meters high. To ensure precise alignment, Serra meticulously studied the land’s topography, thoughtfully highlighting the vast, barren landscape at the heart of the desert. The result is breathtaking—both modern and timeless.

• Doha - Travel time to return

• Air-conditioned vehicle Private transportation Tea & Bottled water

• Meal

Experience an exceptional tour through the northern region of Qatar, a significant area rich in culture and history. Visit Al Zubarah Fort, Qatar’s inaugural UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its archaeological landscape. Archaeologists are actively engaged in preserving and enhancing its historical significance. The journey continues to a traditional Qatari village, where homes are crafted from limestone and mud. On clear days, Bahrain is visible from Al Shamal. Discover the 18th-century allure of the West Coast, featuring Zekreet Fort, a historical site offering breathtaking views amidst the dunes. The iconic umbrella-shaped rock is a favorite photography location. Exploring the Zekreet Peninsula is an extraordinary adventure, highlighting limestone formations and the famous wildlife reserve. Relish the tour as you uncover the stunning west coast of Qatar.

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