Be it historical museums, ruins, mosques, breathtaking beaches, islands or jaw dropping luxurious hotels, United Arab Emirates offers its guests only the fascinating tourist destinations in the world.

CITIES

• Abu Dhabi
  - housing approximately 1.45 million people as of 2008 estimation, Abu Dhabi is the second most populous metropolis in the nation. This cosmopolitan city lies in the Persian Gulf region. Being the capital city, it is also the seat of government. Abu Dhabi boasts with notable landscape, public parks, impressive shopping malls and world’s luxurious hotels. With the rapid growth of its tourism, it is now being regarded as thriving and attractive metropolis. More than thousands of leisure tourists and business travelers throughout the world flock the city.


• Dubai
  - it is strategically situated in the coast of Persian Gulf and crossroads between Europe, Africa and Asia. This diverse and multicultural city is composed of 2, 262 population. Dubai is the second largest and most populous emirates in UAE. Once a sleepy fishing village but it has emerged nowadays as one of the premiere business and tourism destinations in the world. Furthermore, this bustling cosmopolitan metropolis has plethora of tourist attractions such as first-class hotels, amazing archaeological sites, desert safaris and a whole lot more. For sure, leisure travelers have myriads of things to do in Dubai.


• Sharjah
  - the third largest city in UAE after Dubai and Abu Dhabi that is overlooking Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman to the west and east respectively. Stretching around 235 km², Sharjah has a total population of more than 800,000 based on the 2008 estimation. This is the city where you can visit the past since Sharjah is rich with cultural heritage and the traditional values of the people are never forgotten. In the year 1998, it was crowned as the UNESCO cultural capital of the Arab World. Furthermore, the city is renowned in the Arab world as the center of artistic excellence. It also houses superb waterfronts, sceneries and local heritage. Discover Sharjah and embrace the secrets of authentic Arabian lifestyle and Islamic culture.


• Fujairah
  - a picturesque coastal city that is completely mountainous compared to other major cities in the country. It is one of the seven emirates that compose United Arab Emirates. Fujairah is the heart of all beautiful east coast explorations, cultural and historical spots. With the scenic backdrop of Hajar Mountains, it gives off serene and comfortable atmosphere throughout the environment. The city also homes stunning beaches with good diving sites, National Park and Ain Al-Madhab, one of the most interesting attractions in Fujairah.


• Ras Al-Khaimah
  - politically divided into two main sections: the Old Ras Al Khaimah and Nakheel, Ras Al Khaimah is situated in the northern portion of Arabian Peninsula. This stunning emirate of UAE covers a total land area of 656 square miles or 1700 km². There are around 219, 897 population in the city according to 2008 statistics. As you travel Ras Al Khaimah, you will be blessed with idyllic natural sights like Ain Khat hot springs and Awafi desert. You can also indulge yourself with camel racing, camping or car races. If you are into less sporty activities, try shopping in Al Manar Mall, one of the most popular shopping centers in the country.


• Al Ain
  - a thriving tourist destination with dry desert air that is perfect as a form of breather from the coastal humidity of the big metropolises. This fourth largest city is nicknamed as the Garden City of United Arab Emirates. With this wonderful feature, it draws myriads of local and foreign tourists anywhere in the world to experience a wonderful holiday escape. The red sand dunes and picturesque mountain range landscape wrapped the city.


• Ajman
  - a small emirate housing 225,000 (2003 estimation) and magnificent sceneries. With its small physical size, you will be surprised to know that Ajman boasts a long stretch of white sand beach, lovely old fort, luxurious hotels and other worth-seeing attractions. The city is located along Persian Gulf and kilometers away from Sharjah and Dubai International Airport. Moreover, Ajman is the home of one of the largest ships in the world- the Arab Heavy Industries.