Qatar & UAE Highlights Tour | Deserts, Skylines & World-Class Attractions
Trip Highlights
Witness the Best of the Gulf in one journey, combining Qatar's heritage-rich experiences, Dubai's futuristic wonders & Abu Dhabi's world-renowned landmarks.
Go beyond Doha & discover Qatar's other sides, from lush green Al Dhakira Mangroves to deserts of Khor Al Adaid & the dramatic landscapes of Zekreet Limestone Rock Formation.
Explore Qatar's capital city & UAE's two major cities without worry, with all major transfers to hotel, airport, attractions & experiences pre-included, making your trip hassle-free.
Discover Qatar through its culinary traditions with an authentic Arabic food tasting tour in Souq Wasif pre-arranged, offering a glimpse into country's centuries-old flavors.
From world-class attractions to thrilling adventures, enjoy a diverse range of experiences across Doha, Dubai & Abu Dhabi, carefully curated to cater people of all ages in one seamless trip.
Know Before You Go
- All international participants will have to share passport and visa details on arrival.
- Indian passport holders can get a visa on arrival in Qatar, valid for 30 days, provided they have a valid return ticket and a hotel booking.
- The ideal time to visit Qatar is from November to March when the weather is cooler and pleasant for outdoor activities.
- Modest dressing is encouraged. While tourists are not required to wear traditional attire, women should avoid short skirts, crop tops, and revealing clothes. Men should avoid sleeveless shirts in public places.
- Public displays of affection (hugging, kissing) are not allowed. Offensive language, gestures, or arguments in public can lead to fines or legal action.
- The currency is Qatari Riyal (QAR) in Doha and UAE Dirham (AED) in Dubai. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is recommended for taxis and small purchases, and ATMs are easily available across the countries.
- In Dubai, local SIM cards from Du and Etisalat are available at the airport with affordable data plans, while in Qatar, Ooredoo and Vodafone SIM cards can be purchased at the airport and malls, with free WiFi widely accessible in hotels, malls, and public areas.
- Always ask for permission before photographing locals, especially women. Avoid taking photos of military sites, government buildings, and certain public areas.
- Friday is a holy day. All business and commercial activity shuts down during Friday prayers in the morning (around 10 am -12 pm). Several shops remain closed on Fridays, while malls open in the afternoon on Fridays.
- Both Dubai and Qatar have extreme heat, especially from May to September, so it's essential to stay hydrated, apply sunscreen, and wear light, breathable clothing for sun protection.
- Women visiting the mosque should wear a headscarf and ensure they are fully covered out of respect for local customs.
- During desert safaris and dune bashing, wear comfortable clothing and follow safety guidelines provided by the tour operator.