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United Arab Emirates

United Arab Emirates, a group of seven emirates, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm al-Qaiwain, Ras al-Khaimah and Fujairah, located near the Persian Gulf.

United Arab Emirates has a range of contrasting lands in such a small area, beaches, deserts, mountains, oases are only a few, and there is also amazing skylines in the modern cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai, which all contribute to United Arab Emirates becoming a fast growing tourist destination.

The modern city of Dubai is more than sun, sand and shopping, it is the location of the worlds tallest hotel, has many artificial islands, and is also host to many world class international sport events, such as golf, tennis, horse racing, and sailing.

United Arab Emirates largest inland city is Al Ain, a laidback oasis city overlooked by an impressive mountain range, with a traditional Arabic culture, provides many exciting experiences to be had. Explore the restored forts and settlements throughout the area, visit the busy camel market, take a trip up the Jebel Hafeet mountain for stunning views or journey the desert by a camel, are only a few of the activities you can do.

Abu Dhabi, the capital of United Arab Emirates, is also the business city and is headquarters to many important individuals such as the President of the State. Abu Dhabi has many gardens and The Abu Dhabi Corniche with public parks and fountains is stunning, there is also a lagoon-like waterfront beside the artificial Lulu Island which is worth a visit.

The weather in United Arab Emirates can get extremely humid with temperatures as high as 40°C between May to September, though there is a cool breeze in the cities located on the East Coast. The cooler months are December and January and temperatures drop to around 22-30°C, and it can be windy in certain areas such as Abu Dhabi and Dubai.