• Fujairah - Depart from Dubai and travel to Fujairah. The journey typically takes about 1-2 hours.
• Al Bithnah Fort - Located in the village of Al Bithnah near Fujairah, this ancient fort is one of the oldest in the UAE and a popular historical site. Built in 1735, it was strategically placed to oversee the routes through the Hajar Mountains via Wadi Ham. It is the second-largest and most renowned fort in Fujairah, known for its historical significance in regional conflicts during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
• Fujairah Historic Fort - This fort is one of the largest and most famous in the UAE, recognized for its historical role in protecting the region. Constructed in the 16th century, it features three circular towers and one rectangular tower, standing approximately 20 meters above sea level, making it a striking feature of the city’s skyline.
• Umbrella Beach - Fujairah’s east coast is famous for its inviting beaches, popular with both locals and tourists. Umbrella Beach is a favorite family destination with its shallow waters.
• Sheikh Zayed Mosque - Fujairah - As the second-largest mosque in the UAE, after Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, it opened in 2015. The mosque, named after UAE’s founder Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, is a major landmark in Fujairah, known for its stunning white facade.
• Al Bidya Mosque - Situated between Khor Fakkan and Dibbah Al Fujairah, this is the oldest mosque in the UAE, dating back to 1446. Its unique architecture with four domes makes it a popular attraction for both residents and visitors.
• Al Suhub Rest Area - This newly constructed mountain-side rest stop, known as Cloud Lounge, offers a unique way to explore Khorfakkan’s mountains. Located 600 meters above sea level, it provides breathtaking views of Khorfakkan.
• Fujairah Museum - The museum showcases a remarkable collection of archaeological artifacts that narrate the history and heritage of the UAE. It features items from the early Bronze Age, discovered during excavations at Qidfa and Bithnah, including Bronze and Iron Age weaponry, painted pottery, carved soapstone vessels, and pre-Islamic silver coins.
• Khor Fakkan Amphitheatre - A cultural destination not to be missed, the Khorfakkan Amphitheatre, inspired by Roman architecture, has quickly become a celebrated landmark. Covering over 1700m2, it can host over 3500 spectators and features a state-of-the-art cooling system, making it an ideal outdoor venue. Visitors can enjoy delicious meals at the amphitheater’s restaurant and café. A stunning 45m-high waterfall, carved from natural rock, cascades beside the amphitheater and is often illuminated at night. The amphitheater and waterfall overlook Khorfakkan’s bay, offering a perfect setting for a beach stroll before a show.
• Khor Fakkan Beach - This 3-kilometer crescent-shaped beach offers endless water activities, from fishing and diving to parasailing and kayaking. It is a popular spot for Sharjah tourists and weekend getaways, with activities for all travelers. Locals enjoy day trips here for a refreshing change from Sharjah’s weather. The beach, lined with palm trees and facing sparkling waters, is a great playground for both adults and children, featuring swing sets and football goalposts.
• Khor Fakkan - Resistance Monument
  Discover Khorfakkan’s history at the Resistance Monument, located at the town’s entrance. Perched on a hill overlooking Khorfakkan Square, it honors those who resisted the Portuguese invasion in 1507. Remnants of the Portuguese era are visible throughout Khorfakkan, and the walkway around the memorial offers a perfect vantage point to reflect on the town’s history. The monument’s curved geometric design is visible from various city points.
• Najd Al Maqsar Heritage Village - This charming village atop the mountains offers a historical journey. Explore monuments dating back to 2000 BC, allowing visitors to enjoy the emirate’s diverse natural landscapes. Historical houses, built of silt and stones over a century ago, are being transformed into luxurious accommodations, offering a glimpse into traditional regional life. A short walk leads to the mountain’s summit, where the upper fort, used for village defense three centuries ago, was located.
• Al Rafisah Dam - Originally constructed in the 1980s, the dam has been upgraded with a new visitor center and rest area. The scenery is breathtaking, with a sandstone mountain range towering over a clear azure reservoir, complemented by a tranquil green landscape and a man-made waterfall, ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
• Shees Park - Nestled between the Hajar mountains on the UAE’s east coast, this area is a natural beauty. Characterized by narrow mountain tracks, best navigated by 4x4 vehicles, rocky outcrops, traditional settlements, farmland, and date palm plantations, it offers rewarding opportunities for experiencing stunning natural scenery, hiking, and camping. This hidden gem is now more accessible via the new Khorfakkan road 142.
• Dubai - After the tour, return directly to Dubai. The journey back takes approximately 1-2 hours.

• Pickup and Drop Off from The Hotels
• Bottled water
• English Speaking Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Any Meals
• Any Tips
• Any Personal Expenses during the tour

Fujairah holds a unique position in the UAE. It is the only emirate that lies on the eastern side of the UAE, along the Gulf of Oman, while other six emirates are along the Arabian Gulf.
Khor Fakkan is a city and exclave of the Emirate of Sharjah, located on the east coast of the United Arab Emirates, facing the Gulf of Oman, and geographically surrounded by the Emirate of Fujairah. The city, the second largest on the east coast after Fujairah City, is set on the bay of Khor Fakkan, which means “Creek of Two Jaws”.
The Emirate derives its name from a spring of water located beneath one of the mountains. The Hajar mountain range that divides the UAE in two, from Ras Al Khaimah to Al Ain has kept Fujairah separated from the rest of the country. The historical importance of Fujairah dates back to the period before the birth of Christ. It was known in the old ages as the land of sea giants.

• Wheel Chairs and Strollers are accessible only in some places.
• Infant Seats are available upon request with additional charge of 40 US Dollar.

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