• Zekreet Fort Ruins - Zekreet is a village in north-western Qatar.
  Zekreet fort is on the west coast of Qatar, 90 km from Doha. The fort has a very distinctive layout that allows seeing the two different phases of construction.
  Originally, the fort was built as a simple square without towers in each corner.
  In a second phase of development, towers were added at the outer four corners of the fort.
• EAST-WEST / WEST-EAST by Richard Serra - Internationally acclaimed artist Richard Serra adds the astonishing East-West/West-East sculpture to the desert landscape, taking art to the people.East-West/West-East has become a famous landmark in Qatar since its installation in 2014.
  This breathtaking sculpture in the Brouq nature reserve spans over a kilometre and comprises four steel plates, each over fourteen metres in height.
• Zekreet Beach - You can also see the Zekreet beach. Where you can see many people coming for kite surfing and para sailing.
• Zekreet Beach - The area stands out due to its unusual landscape of white cliffs. The form and colour of the landscape are a result of the erosion of soft limestone layers, while the wind-shaped white cliffs and bizarre geological forms, like mushroom-shaped hills, make the area unique and special to Qatar.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tea and coffee

• Dinner
• Lunch

This excursion primarily focuses on Richard Serra’s awe-inspiring sculpture situated in the Brouq nature reserve in the desert. Ras Brouq, a peninsula on Qatar’s west coast, displays traces of ancient human existence. The stunning and symbolic rock structures at Ras Brouq reveal a snapshot of a primordial terrain. Along the journey, you will also encounter the Mushroom Rock Structure, Zekreet Village, and the ruins of Zekreet Fort.

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