• The Corniche - The Doha Corniche is a scenic waterfront walkway stretching seven kilometers along Doha Bay in Qatar’s capital, Doha. It is the focal point for annual national celebrations such as Qatar National Day and National Sports Day. This area is a favored spot for tourists and locals alike.
• National Museum of Qatar - Located in Doha, the National Museum of Qatar opened its current building to the public on March 28, 2019, replacing the original structure from 1975. Designed by architect Jean Nouvel, the building draws inspiration from the desert rose crystal found in Qatar. The museum also encompasses Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani’s Palace, a symbol of Qatari national identity. As of 2013, Sheikha Amna serves as the museum’s director.
• Katara Cultural Village - Known as Qatar’s largest and most diverse cultural project, Katara Cultural Village is a hub where people gather to experience global cultures. Featuring stunning theatres, concert halls, exhibition galleries, and state-of-the-art facilities, Katara aspires to be a global leader in multicultural activities.
• The Pearl Island - The Pearl Island (Arabic: جزيرة اللؤلؤة, romanized: jazirat alluwlua) in Doha, Qatar, is a man-made island covering nearly four square kilometers. It is the first area in Qatar where foreign nationals can own property. The island is home to 27,000 residents.
• Souq Waqif - Souq Waqif (Arabic: سوق واقف) is a traditional marketplace in Doha, Qatar, offering a variety of traditional garments, spices, handicrafts, and souvenirs. The souq also features numerous restaurants and shisha lounges. Originally built between the late 19th and early 20th centuries in a traditional Qatari architectural style, the market was renovated and restored in 2004 to preserve its historical significance. It is likely the only traditional souq remaining in the Gulf region.
• Sealine Beach - This is our first stop for a desert safari, where you can enjoy tea, camel rides, and refreshments.
• Khor Al Udaid Beach - Located about 60 km from Doha in the southeastern part of the country, Khor Al Adaid, also known as the ‘Inland Sea,’ is one of Qatar’s most remarkable natural wonders. Recognized by UNESCO as a natural reserve with its own ecosystem, this unique location is one of the few places where the sea extends deep into the desert. Accessible only by traversing the rolling dunes, this serene body of water cannot be reached by road.
• Doha - Drop-off at your chosen location, whether it be a hotel, airport, or another selected spot.

• Private transportation
• Expert tour guide
• Bottled water
• Sand boarding free on request
• Tea and coffee
• 4x4 air-conditioned vehicle

• Camel Ride $6 per person
• Meals and other services not mentioned as included
• Entry/Admission - National Museum of Qatar $15

Learn about the Qatar history with a guided city tour and desert safari. If your time in Doha is limited but you still want to explore both the city and its surrounding desert, this full-day private excursion combines a city highlights tour with a trip into the southern Qatari desert. see Doha highlights such as The Pearl and Souq Waqif. Then, head into the sands for a desert safari with a 4x4 dune bash at a Bedouin-style camp.
Many tourists in Qatar prefer desert safari as the best option to complete their journey. In fact, desert safari trips are most popular among touring activities in Qatar. We provide options to our esteemed customers to customize the tour as per their budget and convenience.

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