Al Thakira Mangroves Forest, Al Khor

Following pickup, meet your private licensed tour guide and head to the north of Qatar, where you can get an authentic look at what Quart was like in the 18th and 19th centuries. Make a first stop at the Al Khor Harbor, the first harbor of the country for pearl diving and fishing. See dhow boats from old times mixed with modern boats. From the harbor, visit the Al Thakira Mangroves Forest, the area's largest and oldest mangrove forest. This forest is home to many animals, and it is located beside Purple Island, another sight you'll also get to see. Nest, discover a famous UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Zubara Fort. The Zubara Fort is a perfect example of a typical Arab fort from the old times. While exploring, learn about the history of the area and how and when it became an archaeological site. Reach the abandoned village of Al Jumail before taking a transfer back to your pickup location.

This special tour will take you to the past of Qatar. From where it all began. The northern part of Qatar, which plays a great role in the country’s rich cultural history. Starting the tour with Al Khor’s harbor, the country's center for pearl diving & fishing in the old times. And old ship repairing and renovating yard. After that you will visit Al-Thakira mangroves. Which is one of the hidden gem of Qatar. Al-Thakhira mangroves forest is among Qatar’s oldest and largest forests. And then you will visit Al Zubara Fort. This 20th century fort is the youngest and most prominent feature of the Al Zubarah Archaeological Site, a UNESCO World Heritage site. A pristine example of a typical Arab fort, its one-meter-thick walls warded off invaders and helped keep rooms cool during the hot summer. Originally built by Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani in 1938 to serve as a Coast Guard station, the Zubara Fort now serves as a museum displaying a varied collection of exhibits and artworks, with a focus on contemporary topical archaeological findings. The fort, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in recognition for its preservation and as a unique example of a formative period, is the perfect place for fans of Middle Eastern history to learn more about military life in Qatar in the 18th and 19th centuries. After all this, you will also be able to see an old traditional Qatari village.

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Al Thakira's Mangrove reserve, the most captivating natural sight in Qatar. Embark on a mesmerizing kayaking journey through the enchanting mangrove forest, where vibrant greenery envelops you and a rich array of unique flora and fauna awaits. Indulge in the tranquil art of birdwatching amidst this serene habitat. As you make your way to Purple Island, relish the opportunity to admire Qatar's scenic north eastern coast. Upon request, delve deeper into the ecological wonders with a guided walkthrough of the mangrove forest. With expert guidance, beginner training on paddling and safety, and a thrilling exploration of nature, this unforgettable adventure promises an exhilarating escape into Qatar's natural wonders. Keep in mind, there's a chance of getting wet, adding an extra touch of excitement to your experience.

Start with pickup from any location in Doha. Hop aboard a comfortable and air-conditioned vehicle. Travel to the adventurous areas of North of Qatar, which transport you back in time. These areas played a great role in the country’s rich cultural history. Start the tour with Al Khor’s harbor, which was known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning seaside attraction, additionally its renowned for its traditional fishing industry. Explore the lively harbor and view the old ship repair and renovation yard. Head to the Al-Thakira mangroves, Which is one of the hidden gem of Qatar, a natural treasure. Al Thakira Mangrove Forest is an ideal spot Kayaking and bird watching. Continue to the Al Zubara Fort. This is an 20th century’s Archaeological Site considered as masterpiece, a UNESCO World Heritage site. A pristine example of a typical Arab fort, its specialty that keep walls cold in summers this is Originally built by Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani in 1938 to serve as a Coast Guard station, the Zubara Fort now serves as a museum to display a huge collection of artworks & Exhibits with a focus on contemporary topical archaeological findings. The fort, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in recognition for its preservation and as a unique example of a formative period, is the perfect place for fans of Middle Eastern history to learn more about military life in Qatar in the 18th and 19th centuries. At the end to know more about Qatar’s northern sides and their traditional aspects, there’s a chance to view and enjoy the old traditional Qatar Abandoned villages along the drive. Return to your hotel in Doha at the end of your tour.

This special tour will take you to the past of Qatar. From where it all began. The northern part of Qatar, which plays a great role in the country’s rich cultural history. Starting the tour with Al Khor’s harbor, the country's center for pearl diving & fishing in the old times. And old ship repairing and renovating yard. After that you will visit Al-Thakira mangroves. Which is one of the hidden gem of Qatar. Al-Thakhira mangroves forest is among Qatar’s oldest and largest forests. And then you will visit Al Zubara Fort. This 20th century fort is the youngest and most prominent feature of the Al Zubarah Archaeological Site, a UNESCO World Heritage site. A pristine example of a typical Arab fort, its one-meter-thick walls warded off invaders and helped keep rooms cool during the hot summer. Originally built by Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani in 1938 to serve as a Coast Guard station, the Zubara Fort now serves as a museum displaying a varied collection of exhibits and artworks, with a focus on contemporary topical archaeological findings. Al Zubarah: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is an ancient archaeological site that showcases the remains of a historic town and fort. It offers a glimpse into Qatar's rich history and culture. The fort, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in recognition for its preservation and as a unique example of a formative period, is the perfect place for fans of Middle Eastern history to learn more about military life in Qatar in the 18th and 19th centuries. After all this, you will also be able to see an old traditional Qatari village.

The ultimate in tours that takes you to the northern part of Qatar which plays a great role in the country’s rich culture and history. Our tour guide will take you on a time travel starting at Al Khor’s harbor, the countrys center for pearl diving & fishing in the old times. Passing through Al Thakira, you will visit the mangroves. The Zubara Fort – Qatar’s first UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE is well known as an archaeological landscape. Until this day, teams of archaeologists are having on going excavations to develop and maintain its legacy. We then continue tovVisit a traditional Qatari village with houses made of limestone & mud and in while at Al Shamal, you can see Bahrain on clear days.

The ultimate in tours that takes you to the northern part of Qatar which plays a great role in the country’s rich culture and history. Our tour guide will take you on a time travel starting at Al Zubara fort . The Zubara Fort – Qatar’s first unesco world heritage site is well known as an archaeological landscape. Until this day, teams of archaeologists are having on going excavations to develop and maintain its legacy. We then continue to Visit a traditional Qatari village with houses made of limestone & mud and in while at Al Shamal, you can see Bahrain on clear days. the last stop will be Olafur Eliasson This site-specific installation located in the desert just north of Al Zubarah explores how our perception of the world informs our relationship with reality.

Just after picking up the guests from their location in Doha, with our certified Tour guide they will be on their way to the north of Qatar which is a complete example of Qatar in past 18th and 19th century, the first city of this country in the late 17th century to be formed by the people traveling from other parts of gulf in search of earning a lively hood by diving for pearl and fishing which was the only means of earning in past days of Qatari people and while enjoying a lovely long drive with lots of iconic attraction to see on their way to Al khor which is a city in the north of Qatar. First they will visit the Al khor Harbour which was the first harbour of this country for pearl diving and fishing, where they can experience the dhow boat from old times which were used by the qatari people to earn living. The place is in its self so unique and interesting that it takes you back to the old days of Qatari people and the harbor is not just limited to dhow boats but the modern days boats as well which makes this harbor one of its kind. From Al khor harbor they will visit the largest and the oldest mangroves forest which is a home to many animals, this forest is just beside the purple island which involves interesting information. From there to the most famous and most visited UNESCO World Heritage site of Zubara by the tourist which is a perfect example of typical Arab forts in old times. The sites explain alot about the history of this area and how and when it became an Archaeological Site. After all this then to the abandoned village of zubara . Then the guest will be dropped back to the pickup location

The northern region of Qatar is characterized by a diverse geography that encompasses both coastal and inland areas. The northern coastal area of Qatar stretches along the Persian Gulf. It is known for its picturesque sandy beaches. Moving inland from the coast, the geography of the North of Qatar transitions into vast expanses of flat, sandy plains. The Al Zubarah Peninsula is a prominent geographical feature in the North of Qatar. It is home to the Al Zubarah Archaeological Site (UNESCO world heritage site). These plains are mostly notable for Al-jubail village and its mangrove ecosystems, particularly in areas like Al Thakira and Purple Island. We will provide you with an opportunity to experience the marine and inland treasures of Qatar. A tour of North Qatar offers a chance to explore the rich cultural heritage, scenic landscapes, and historical sites in this region. 1. Al khor city. 2. Qatar largest fish market. 3. Purple Island (Jazirat Bin Ghanim). 4. Al Thakira Mangroves. 5. Zubarah Fort. 6. Al jumail village. 7. Al Ruwais, The coastal town

Embark on a journey to the northern part of Qatar and discover the country's rich culture and history. Explore the Al Khor harbor, the mangroves of Al Thakira, the UNESCO-listed Zubara Fort, and the limestone houses of a traditional Qatari village. Start your tour at the Al Khor harbor, the country's center for pearl diving and fishing in the old times. Pass through Al Thakira and visit the mangroves. Continue to the UNESCO-listed Zubara Fort, a well-known archaeological landscape. Visit a traditional Qatari village with houses made of limestone and mud. In Al Shamal, see Bahrain on clear days. Unveil the 18th-century beauty of the West Coast. Stop at the Zekreet Fort, a historical landmark where you can find astounding scenery among the dunes. The remarkable umbrella-shaped rock is one of the favorite subjects of photography. Visit the Zekreet Peninsula, an extraordinary adventure where you can find limestone rocks and the famous wildlife reserve.