• Al Ain National Museum - As the oldest museum in the nation, it features an adobe fort, an oasis, and three primary sections:

  Archaeology: Showcasing exhibits from the Stone Age to the establishment of the UAE, including artifacts from Mesopotamia, the Bronze and Iron Ages, ancient jewelry, flint tools, 8,000-year-old arrowheads, and the earliest known irrigation methods (falaj, plural aflaj) that enabled Al Ain to thrive and construct its distinctive adobe structures.

  Ethnography: Delve into the traditions, customs, education, agriculture, medicine, and daily life of Emiratis, highlighting the significant changes over the past few decades.

  Gifts: A display of gifts received by Sheikh Zayed from global leaders, featuring a moon rock presented by NASA.

• Al Ain Palace Museum - The Qasr Al Ain fort, once the residence of the UAE’s founding father Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, now serves as a museum honoring his life and legacy. It blends modern design elements with traditional Emirati style and techniques.

• Al Ain - The tour includes time for lunch at a local restaurant.

• Al Ain Oasis - Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 1,200-hectare oasis offers a unique insight into the region’s inhabitants who began to conquer the deserts 4,000 years ago. Home to 150,000 palm trees of various types, it is sustained by the traditional aflaj irrigation system, channeling spring water from the Hajar Mountains. The Eco-Center provides information on the area’s history and its people.

• Al Jahili Fort - This 19th-century fortress has been converted into a cultural center, featuring a permanent exhibition dedicated to Sir Wilfred Thesiger, the adventurous explorer, travel writer, and photographer who, along with his Emirati and Omani companions, crossed the world’s largest sand desert, the Rub’ al Khali (“the Empty Quarter”), twice in the 1940s. The fort also includes a temporary exhibition gallery. Surrounded by a verdant park, it was awarded the prestigious Terra Prize for contemporary architecture in raw earth.

• Jebel Hafeet - Situated on the border with Oman, its 1,240-meter summit is the highest in the emirate. The winding road leading to the top is considered one of the best in the world, offering unforgettable views.

• Private official tour guide
• Visit to Al Jahali fort museum
• Visit to Al Ain Palace museum
• Pick up and drop off at your place of choice in Dubai city
• Visit to camel market
• Private vehicle with separate chauffeur

• Other entrance fees
• Additional food and drinks
• Personal expenses and tips

Discover the ‘Garden City’ of Al Ain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a full-day sightseeing tour that will transport you to a totally different atmosphere from opulent Dubai.

The greenest city in the emirates and birthplace of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, considered the father of the United Arab Emirates, is the best place to learn about Emirati history and culture, and has an unprecedented offer including places such as the market and camel races, Mount Hafit, museums, fortresses, and even an oasis.

Your private guide will pick you up at the location of your choice in the city of Dubai in a private air-conditioned vehicle and you will start your tour. During the tour we will have time for lunch at a local restaurant, and at the end, we will return you to your place of origin.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.