Al Ain City Sightseeing Tour - The Garden City
- Location:Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Duration:9 hours (approx.)
- TOUR Code:2168DXB004
11 reviews of Al Ain City Sightseeing Tour - The Garden City
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Al Ain is just beautiful. I really enjoyed the tour.
The Al Ain tour started off with full sun above the sky. Owe tour guide was very informed, it was like he was a human wikipedia. The city is Known as the Garden City. \We went to the Al Ain Museum was very interesting, this is one of the most important museums in the UAE. Then we went to a traditional falaj irrigation system were fresh spring water is found. Great Tour.
A thoroughly worthwhile and informative day. Excellent tour guide.
Very well done and informative.
Excellent guidance, lots of interesting places to see.
Really enjoyed this trip. The journey is quite long across rather uninspiring flat desert, but it is well worth it when you get to Al Ain, which is a really interesting city.
The tour was worthwhile. We probably would have liked a bit more detail on the archeological site and a little more time at the museum.
Interesting tour to see something else other than Dubai.
If you're ready to get away from all the activity in Dubai, go where the locals go for a getaway. Al Ain is a calm, laid-back oasis city with lots of history. Include a drive into the mountains for panoramic views. Not an adrenaline-charged tour, but informative and interesting, gives you a different look at the region. Not a crowded private car tour.
If you've seen Abu Dhabi and have a spare day, you could do worse than take this trip. It's not one of the first things I have advised friends to do.
Nothing interesting, except for the original Sheikh's palace and the camel market. Archeological sites are very small and lacking information. Oasis - disappointing. Lunch break could be taken in a traditional Arabic restaurant, instead of the mall food court.
