Thanks to a renewed tourist appeal, the United Arab Emirates have become an increasingly popular travel destination for us Westerners over time. This is certainly due to the presence of many cultural and natural attractions throughout the country offering diverse but equally interesting experiences: we all know Dubai for its futuristic skyscrapers and its ultra-luxurious scenes, but fewer know the city of Fujairah and its more relaxed spirit. So, what to see in the United Arab Emirates when there are so many options?
At Meeters, we have considerable experience creating itineraries for those wanting to discover distant and somewhat exotic places; for years we have strived to do our best to allow people to live new experiences and make new friendships while exploring places and events in good company.
With that in mind, if you are planning a trip to the United Arab Emirates and fear you won’t be able to discover the best sights, here is the article for you!
Dubai
It’s hard to talk about the United Arab Emirates without mentioning the city of Dubai, more famous than the capital Abu Dhabi, more iconic in its use of technology and its truly bold architecture.
Today, Dubai is considered by all as one of the world’s capitals of luxury.
But Yas Island doesn’t end there: just a short distance from the Formula 1 circuit, there are many other attractions such as a water park, a beautiful beach overlooking the Persian Gulf, and a golf course.
Ajman
Now we come to mention a lesser-known place like the town of Ajman, a bright white locale with skyscrapers, shopping centers, and on the other hand, an incredible old town waiting to be discovered.
Unlike other destinations in the United Arab Emirates, Ajman has a more relaxed vibe. The city lacks the wild nightlife that characterizes Dubai and is perfect for those wanting to take a peaceful moment for themselves and their family.
Hatta Village
The Hatta region is a mountainous area within the emirate of Dubai that until a few years ago didn’t offer many opportunities for tourism.
Fortunately, things have changed thanks to some substantial investments that allowed the creation of Hatta Village, making one of the area’s ancient villages more interesting and transforming it into a sort of spread-out hotel with all the comforts for tourists.