Tourismus in den VAE
01.02.2024

Tourism in the UAE

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a perfect combination of Eastern traditions, advanced technology and excellent hotel services. This country attracts tourists from all over the world with its favorable climate, warm sea and state-of-the-art entertainment.

Top destinations - UAE

Burj Khalifa, Dubai

Dubai is the largest and best-known emirate in the United Arab Emirates and is located in the south-eastern part of the country on the Persian Gulf. Dubai is famous for its ultra-modern architecture and skyscrapers. The tallest buildings in the world, the Burj Khalifa (828 meters) and the Burj Al Arab (321 meters), are located in Dubai. The main attractions are the artificial islands of Palma, the Burj Khalifa skyscraper, the Burj Al Arab hotel, the Dubai Mall shopping and entertainment center and the Atlantis water park.

Dubai is famous for its luxurious hotels, developed infrastructure and high level of service. It is one of the most visited places in the world.

Abu Dhabi is a wonderful place for a vacation with children in the United Arab Emirates. It has everything you need for an entertaining and informative leisure time: grandiose amusement parks, famous sights such as the majestic White Mosque and the original Louvre, equipped beaches with turquoise waters and huge shopping centers.

The Corniche Promenade, the Sheikh Zayed Mosque, the local Louvre, Yas Island, Khalifa Park, the Emirate Palace and Qasr al-Watan are a must-see.

Jumeirah Palm Island, UAE

Palm Jumeirah is a large artificial island near Dubai in the shape of a palm tree with numerous hotels, celebrity villas, water parks and entertainment centers.
It was created from a huge amount of sand and stone without the use of concrete or metal. It has a long rugged coastline.

Palm Jumeirah attractions: the world's largest water park Atlantis, the Dolphinarium Dolphin Bay, the unique underwater oceanarium Lost Chambers. Tourists can also sunbathe on the picturesque beach, swim in the warm waters of the Persian Gulf, visit spa centers, sail on yachts, enjoy fine dining in restaurants and nightlife in clubs.

Sharjah is the third largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates and combines strict customs with a rich historical and cultural heritage.

On the one hand, the sale of alcohol is prohibited here and there is a dress code. In public places, one should wear modest clothing that covers the shoulders and knees. On the other hand, there is an abundance of ancient monuments that have been recognized by UNESCO.

The beaches of Sharjah impress with their cleanliness and infrastructure. The best are Al Khan and Al Corniche on the shores of the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. Prices in Sharjah are considerably cheaper than in Dubai. The 63-hectare national park with its many green areas, ponds and entertainment facilities, where you can see Sharjah in miniature, is the resort's calling card.

Fujairah, UAE

Fujairah is a popular vacation spot with excellent beaches on the Indian Ocean, ecologically clean, quiet and ideal for families.
There are no high-rise buildings here, agriculture is developed, old sights have been preserved. Vacationers are offered well-equipped beaches, comfortable hotels and warm sea all year round. The place is suitable for those who appreciate peace and quiet and do not need noisy entertainment.
Sights include the 17th century fort, the Archaeological Museum and the 500-year-old Al-Badia Mosque.

Ajman is proof that a vacation in the United Arab Emirates doesn't have to be a big expense. Alcohol is allowed here, there are excellent hotels and beaches, and prices are much lower than in Dubai or Abu Dhabi. Highlights include the National Museum, the Corniche promenade and the exciting camel races. The beaches in Ajman are quiet and safe places with soft, white sand.

Ras al-Khaimah is the capital of the emirate of the same name in the north of the UAE with beautiful beaches on the Persian Gulf, a rich cultural heritage and picturesque nature.

There is a quiet atmosphere here, no crowds of tourists. At the same time, there is every opportunity for active recreation: sports centers, sports fields, golf courses, yacht trips.

It is worth visiting the local restaurants with authentic Arabic cuisine, the colorful bazaars and the National Museum in the historic fort with unique exhibits.
The majestic Mohammed ibn Salim Mosque, the largest of the country's ancient mosques, is also not to be missed.

El Ain, UAE

El Ain is the largest tourist center in the UAE and a popular resort for locals. There are picturesque parks, impressive water features and fountains.
It is worth visiting the 17th century fort, which now houses a museum. The 17th century fort now houses a museum. The exhibition displays artifacts found by archaeologists: Household items, jewelry, musical instruments and even Bedouin tents.

Be sure to climb the Jabal Hafit mountain, which offers a spectacular panorama. There are healing thermal springs at the foot of the mountain.
It is also interesting to visit the largest zoo, where rare animals are kept in conditions as close to nature as possible.

Dibba is a picturesque little resort on the coast of the Gulf of Oman, ideal for a relaxing vacation. There are comfortable hotels along the sandy beaches.
You can swim here all year round. Diving among corals and colorful tropical fish is very popular.

There are historical sights in the town. There are many restaurants on the beach promenade where visitors can enjoy dishes made from freshly caught seafood.

Hatta Mountain Lake, UAE

Hatta is located an hour's drive from Dubai in a picturesque mountainous area with the purest air. The road here leads through beautiful dunes and green oases.
Hatta has a mild climate all year round. It is worth visiting the 18th century mosque and an old fort with a museum.

Tourists can also listen to folk songs, watch dances, take jeeps into the mountains and explore picturesque gorges and mountain lakes.

Umm el-Qaiwain, which means "mother of the two elements", is famous for fishing and agriculture. The local markets offer an abundance of seafood, vegetables, fruit and dairy products.

There is interesting flora and fauna, rare animals and birds. Places of interest include an old fort with a museum.