Ain City

A day trip to Al Ain, the second largest city of Abu Dhabi, which is known as the garden city due to the presence of green nature in the city. The oasis is spread over an incredible 1,200 hectares (3,000 acres) and containing more than 147000 date palms. Rising 1,400 meters up over the southern suburbs of Al Ain, Jebel Hafeet mountain offers epic views over largely flat Abu Dhabi and neighboring Oman. And follow to the final destination of your tour, Al Ain Hot Spring wadi where you can experience the natural spring Hot water.

Al Ain’s unique combination of being a desert oasis with lush gardens and historical sites makes it a fascinating destination to explore. The city’s safety, being landlocked and situated in the desert, generally contributes to a peaceful environment for travelers. Its location in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, on the eastern border of the UAE, adds to its appeal as a unique and off-the-beaten-path destination. The tour you described offers a diverse range of experiences, from exploring the greenery of the city to delving into its historical and cultural heritage

Experience the picturesque oasis town of Al Ain on a day trip from Abu Dhabi. On route to the ‘Garden City,’ see the rocky Hajar Mountains and learn about Al Ain’s history from an expert guide. Visit the Al Ain National Museum to uncover the city’s Bedouin heritage, and explore the Sheikh Zayed Palace Museum and bustling camel market. Admire the views of the palm-filled city from Jebel Hafeet mountain, dip your toes into the mountain's hot springs, and before returning to Abu Dhabi, enjoy a tasty buffet lunch.

This tour is unique because it allows you to explore the rich history and cultural heritage of Al Ain City. You'll have the opportunity to visit archaeological excavations, ancient manuscripts, and royal treasures. Plus, the tour covers a wide range of attractions like the Al Ain Oasis, Hot Water Springs, Jebel Hafeet Mountain, and even the border of Oman. With the pick and drop service provided, you can fully immerse yourself in the beauty and wonders of this Garden City. It's a one-of-a-kind experience you won't want to miss!

Al Ain’s unique combination of being a desert oasis with lush gardens and historical sites makes it a fascinating destination to explore. The city’s safety, being landlocked and situated in the desert, generally contributes to a peaceful environment for travelers. Its location in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, on the eastern border of the UAE, adds to its appeal as a unique and off-the-beaten-path destination. The tour you described offers a diverse range of experiences, from exploring the greenery of the city to delving into its historical and cultural heritage.

Al Ain is a city in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), located in the eastern region of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, near the border with Oman. Known as the “Garden City” due to its greenery and numerous parks, Al Ain is one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in the world. It features a mix of cultural heritage and natural beauty, making it a popular destination for visitors.

Discover the cultural tapestry of Al Ain with our Thursday City Tour. Explore the serene Hili Garden, delve into history at the National Museum, and soak in the local ambiance at the Camel Market. Enjoy a delightful lunch break before visiting the Al Ain Palace Museum and the iconic Al Jahili Fort. Conclude the day with a panoramic city tour, capturing the essence of modern and traditional Al Ain. Book now for a Thursday filled with cultural exploration and captivating landmarks.

Looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of Dubai's flashy city life? This guided tour is perfect for you! You'll be taken to Al Ain, a peaceful oasis with beautiful gardens and parks. You'll also see the UAE's second-largest mountain, Jebel Hafeet, which offers stunning city views. During the tour, you'll visit some of the region's top attractions, including the Al Jahili Fort, Al Ain National Museum, Archeological Park, Al Ain Zoo, and Al Ain Mall. You'll even get to stop at the traditional Camel Market, one of the region's last of its kind. And if that's not enough, you'll also experience the natural hot springs at the base of Jebel Hafeet Mountain. It's a great way to escape the city and see some of the UAE's most beautiful sights!

Ain Dubai, the largest and the tallest observation wheel, opened its doors for guests in October 2021. Located in Bluewaters Island, the Ain Dubai Observation Wheel promises to be a popular attraction among tourists and locals alike. Ain Dubai is 250 meters high and has 48 air-conditioned capsules, which can hold around 1400 people. It takes 38 minutes for the wheel to complete one circle, during which you would get to enjoy the myriad sights and attractions of the city. Apart from the observation cabins, Ain Dubai also has social cabins and private or VIP cabins. While social cabins are where you can hang out with your friends while enjoying a drink, VIP cabins are where you can host parties and dinners for your friends and colleagues. In short, Ain Dubai Observation Wheel is more than just an observation wheel. Apart from giving you the chance to enjoy the aerial view of Dubai, the Observation Wheel also promises you a good time.

This tour takes us to the greenest of the emirates – Al Ain. This 'garden city' boasts a popular university, located at 120km from Dubai. Lush green farms of vegetables and date palms are abundant. Our next destination is the largest camel market in the U.A.E, where dealers come from around the Gulf to buy and sell racing animals. We then arrive at the Hili Gardens, famous for archaeological excavations from the third millennium B.0 and ancient tombs. Proceeding towards Al Ain Museum and the palm oasis, we witness thousands of palm trees so typical of Arabia. We proceed to Jebel Hafeet – the tallest mountain in the U.A.E. A stunning bird's-eye view from Jebel Hafeet and the hot springs at the foot of the mountain create a lasting sensory experience.

This city is a place of pride as it houses amazing archaeological excavations along with ancient Arabic treasures, which one cannot miss out on the Al Ain City Tour. This is a Garden City and also a chief agricultural center. Also, this place is renowned for university education. We will take you to the Hilly Gardens, which is the excavation site of a tomb dating back to 3,000 BC. After this, we will take you to the ancient museum that has the ancient Arabic manuscripts and royal treasures. You will cover Al Ain Museum, Al Ain Oasis, Al Ain Fort, Archaeological l Park, Al Ain Mall, Camel Market, Hot Water Springs, Jabel Hafeet Mountain, Border of Oman, Al Ain Zoo, and various other attractions. We provide you the pick and drop service as well.

The oasis city of Al Ain has a dramatic setting, overlooked by the craggy mountain range of Jebel Hafeet. It's a pretty and ordered town that is easy to get around and is popular with visiting families for its zoo and many relaxing public parks. Historically, Al Ain has been settled since at least 3000 BC, and the museum here does a good job of tracing that long history. It's this history that has made the Al Ain area the only site in the United Arab Emirates to be inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. This is also an excellent destination for tourists interested in the local culture. Top things to do include excursions to the camel market and regular camel racing events. Those with an adventurous streak will enjoy a four-wheel-drive trip up to Jebel Hafeet's summit

Enjoy a great day out, passing fascinating and ever-changing desert scenery enroute to the beautiful UNESCO-listed 'Garden City' of Al Ain. On arrival the first visit is to Qasr Al Muwaiji, birthplace of HH late Sheikh Khalifa, former UAE President. Visit the award-winning Al Jahili Fort next to view a permanent exhibition dedicated to the intrepid British explorer Sir Wilfred Thesiger, who crossed Rub al-Khali, The Empty Quarter twice in the 1940s. Afterwards, head to the heritage site of Al Ain Oasis where your guide informs you about the ancient Falaj, an underground irrigation system. Before stopping at the region’s largest camel market stop for a delicious lunch. Later a final stop is made at the foot of Jebel Hafeet Mountain for a closer look at the popular hot springs before a pleasant drive back.

We offer exceptional tours that combine adventure, culture, and relaxation amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Al Ain. A sensory experience that takes you back to the heart of Emirati heritage, where the magic of nature meets the sound of history. Your journey will begin from ancient oases, where life comes alive among the palm trees, then move on to traditional forts and markets that tell the stories of our ancestors.

Al Ain is a part of the UAE. Abu Dhabi is the Largest city and due to its greenery and gardens known as the Garden City of UAE . Al Ain is the birth place of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al Nahyan. The first president of the United Arab Emirates. Experience the Al-Ain an Oasis city which borders the country of Sultanate of Oman. There are so many places of attraction like The Hili Archaeological Park, Sheikh Palaces  Museum, The Al-Ain Oasis and the Al-Ain National Museum, the Camel Market, Green Mubasara Park and the Jebel hafeet . which are the must see the spot.

Enjoy a great day out, passing fascinating and ever-changing desert scenery enroute to the beautiful UNESCO-listed 'Garden City' of Al Ain. On arrival the first visit is to Qasr Al Muwaiji, birthplace of HH late Sheikh Khalifa, former UAE President. Visit the award-winning Al Jahili Fort next to view a permanent exhibition dedicated to the intrepid British explorer Sir Wilfred Thesiger, who crossed Rub al-Khali, The Empty Quarter twice in the 1940s. Afterwards, head to the heritage site of Al Ain Oasis where your guide informs you about the ancient Falaj, an underground irrigation system. Before stopping at the region’s largest camel market stop for a delicious lunch. Later a final stop is made at the foot of Jebel Hafeet Mountain for a closer look at the popular hot springs before a pleasant drive back.

Al Ain offers a rich tapestry of cultural and natural attractions. Jahlil Fort, built in the late 19th century, is a historic symbol with impressive architecture and exhibitions. The Al Ain Palace Museum, or Qasr al-Ain, showcases the daily life of Sheikh Zayed and his family before 1966, highlighting traditional Bedouin architecture. Al Ain Oasis, a UNESCO World Heritage site, spans 1,200 hectares and features a 3,000-year-old falaj irrigation system amidst date palms and fruit trees. The Camel Souk is a vibrant market where traders buy and sell camels, goats, and sheep, providing a glimpse into Bedouin culture. Visitors can enjoy a delightful lunch during their tour, sampling local cuisine. Green Mubazzarah, at the base of Jebel Hafeet, is a lush park with natural hot springs, picnic areas, and playgrounds, perfect for relaxation. Jebel Hafeet itself offers stunning photo opportunities with panoramic views of the desert, city, and Green Mubazzarah.

Explore the garden city of Al Ain on a full day tour accompanied by an English speaking tourist guide. Al Ain city lies protected beneath the Hajjar mountains and is in border with Oman. The lush green landscapes, date farms, the gardens add life and colours to your tour. It is a 10 hour tour in a luxury vehicle. The Al Ain tour include visit to Al Ain fort, Al Ain Musuem, Archeological excavation, top of Jebel Hafeet, Camel market outside, Oasis Hilli Garden. The tour begins at 9am after a pickup from your local Dubai hotel and ends at approximately 6pm-7pm with a drop-off back to your hotel.

Just 120 Km from Dubai, Al Ain is perhaps the greenest city in the UAE. With its most delightful and grassy landscapes, Al Ain is a place that is best for a Family Day trip from Dubai and Abu Dhabi. A Full Day city tour of Al Ain is a wonderful change of pace from luxurious Dubai and busy Abu Dhabi. Historically, The birthplace first President and ‘father’ of the UAE. Al-Ain offers a wide variety that cannot be found anywhere else UAE. The best things to do in Al Ain are the camel market and regular camel racing events that happen at regular intervals. A drive to Jebel Hafeet's mountain will be enjoyed by all. Al-Ain Museum does a good job of tracing that long history. It's this history and traditions that have made the Al Ain area the only site in the United Arab Emirates to be inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. Discover more about the best places to visit in Al Ain with our full-day Al Ain City Tour which covers the top attractions in Al Ain.

Join this Private tour with your friends or family members to explore a day in Al Ain from Dubai. Throughout the day you will drive pass Camel race track, Al Ain National museum, Al Ain Oasis , Visit Camel market , Al Ain palace museum , Picture stop Al Jahli fort,  Jebel Hafeet mountain.