Ash-Shahaniyah

Racing & dream cars

Take a tour and explore the attractions of the west coast of Qatar discovering the natural sounds of the amazing mushroom-like rock formations. Shaped by strong winds, these limestone rocks is what makes the desert landscape unique. This is followed by a visit to the Zekreet Fort to enjoy the incredible view from this ancient building of an astonishing landscape with prehistoric sites and remnants of old settlements. Visit to Ease-West / West-Ease Sculpture will give you a chance to observe the work of Richard Serra an American artist famous for his sculptures And for all of you who are lovers of different sports, you will like to see the camel racing track, which is one of the most prominent racing tracks in the Middle East.

The ultimate in this tours that takes you to the northern and western 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. . 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 18th century beauty of the West Coast has unveiled! Zekreet Fort, a historical landmark where you can find the astounding scenery among the dunes. The remarkable umbrella-shaped rock is one of the favorite subjects of photography. Visiting the Zekreet Peninsula is really an extraordinary adventure where you can find limestone rocks and the famous wildlife reserve. Enjoy the tour as you explore the west coast of Qatar.

Sheikh Faisal Museum is one of the largest private museums in the world, owned by Sheikh Faisal, whose intention was to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of Qatar. The museum showcases over 15,000 historical pieces, including traditional Qatari artifacts, as well as paintings, international art, and Vintage cars collection. The museum’s superb collection features artefacts from the Jurassic age, up to the present day. Al Shahaniya Camel Racing Track where you may get a chance to see camels being trained and taken care of; if you’re lucky, you may have the chance to watch a camel race in person! On your way back to Doha, you will be taken to the Equestrian Club, which is the royal stable of Qatar where priceless royal and international horses are trained. 1. Sheikh Faisal Museum: The Sheikh Faisal Museum is a renowned cultural institution located in Doha, Qatar. It showcases the private collection of Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al Thani, a prominent Qatari collector. The museum houses a diverse range of artifacts, including antique cars, Islamic art, rare manuscripts, weaponry, and an extensive collection of traditional Qatari and Arabian heritage items. Visitors can explore the rich history and heritage of the region through this extensive and eclectic collection. 2. Camel Racing Track: Camel racing is a popular sport in many Middle Eastern countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar. Camel racing tracks are specially designed venues where these races take place. These tracks are typically long and straight, providing ample space for the camels to reach high speeds. The sport combines tradition with modern technology, as remote-controlled robotic jockeys are often used to guide the camels. It's a thrilling and culturally significant event, drawing both locals and tourists to witness the races. 3. Arabian Oryx: The Arabian Oryx is a remarkable and endangered species of antelope native to the Arabian Peninsula. It is known for its distinctive long, straight horns and striking white coat. The Arabian Oryx has a significant cultural and ecological importance in the region. It was once extinct in the wild but has been successfully reintroduced through conservation efforts in countries like Oman and Saudi Arabia. These efforts have been crucial in preserving the unique biodiversity of the Arabian Peninsula and protecting this iconic species from extinction. The Arabian Oryx is considered a symbol of the region's commitment to wildlife conservation.

This tour takes you to North of Qatar which plays a great role in the country’s rich culture and history. Our guide will take you on a time travel starting at Al Khor’s harbor, the country's center for pearl diving and 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. Visit a traditional Qatari village with houses made of limestone and mud and in while at Al Shamal, you can see Bahrain on clear days. The 18th century beauty of the West Coast has unveiled! Zekreet Fort, a historical landmark where you can find the astounding scenery among the dunes. The remarkable umbrella-shaped rock is one of the favorite subjects of photography. Visiting the Zekreet Peninsula is really an extraordinary adventure where you can find limestone rocks and the famous wildlife reserve. Enjoy the tour as you explore the west coast of Qatar.

Richard Serra Scupture: Internationally acclaimed artist Richard Serra adds the astonishing East-West/West-East sculpture to the desert landscape, taking art to the people. This breathtaking sculpture in the Brouq nature reserve spans over a kilometer and comprises four steel plates, each over fourteen meters in height. Ras Brouq is a coastal area located in the western part of Qatar. It is known for its stunning landscapes, including vast sand dunes and beautiful beaches. Ras Brouq offers a unique desert experience. It is a popular destination for those seeking adventure and natural beauty in Qatar. Camel Race Track: Camel racing in Qatar is a popular traditional sport that dates back many centuries. It is a significant part of Qatari culture and heritage and is considered a national sport. Qatar hosts various prestigious camel racing events and has some of the world's finest racing camels. Camel racing involves specially bred and trained camels competing in races over long distances, usually between 4 to 10 kilometers. The races take place on specially built tracks in the desert or at camel racing clubs. To keep up with the camels, robotic jockeys are used instead of human jockeys. These robots are lightweight and controlled remotely by trainers who follow the camels in cars on the side of the track.

Join this half-day tour to admire the west coast of Qatar from Doha. Marvel at the breathtaking views while you ride in an air-conditioned 4WD and drive past some of the best sites in Qatar. Meet your driver at your hotel or the airport, and hop into the 4WD vehicle to begin your west coast tour. Get comfortable in the car and make sure to have your camera ready to capture photos on the way. Make your way to the Ras Abrouq peninsula to see an umbrella-shaped stone hut. The hut is on a limestone hill and was left behind from a TV production. Gaze in awe at the East-West/West-East desert sculpture by Richard Sierra in the Brouq nature reserve and take photos of the impressive structures. At the end of the tour, return to Doha and get dropped off at a location of your choice.

In this Tour get exclusive access to one of Qatar's most exclusive sports venues at Al-Sahaniya Camel racing track, known as the "sports of the sheikhs" and see where camels are trained in between tournaments. End of the west coast there is place called Zekreet recognize by (UNESCO) one of the world's Biosphere Reserve. Located just 80kms from central Doha. Zekreet is home to large escarpments and limestone formations shaped by strong winds and erosion over decades. Once you reached there you will witness some of the most unique Desert landscape picturesque locations. You Can see the umbrella rocks formation where the Arabian Sea meets Limestone Rock formations. Nestled between limestone rock formations outside Zekreet just north of Doha, lies Richard Serra's East-West/West-East Sculpture installation. Comprising of four steel plates, each of which over 14m in height, the installation spans over 1km, and always being witness of Sun Set and Sun Rise

Embark on an adventure to Qatar's enchanting western region, where the arid desert landscape conceals remarkable natural and man-made wonders waiting to be discovered. Our journey begins from the heart of Qatar's cultural heritage, the Camel Racing Track. Witness the awe-inspiring speed and grace of these majestic creatures as they thunder across the desert in pursuit of victory. You'll learn about the rich tradition of camel racing in Qatar. Our next stop takes us to the otherworldly Mushroom Rocks, a geological marvel sculpted by millennia of wind and sand. These natural sandstone formations, resembling giant mushrooms, rise from the desert floor, casting surreal shadows across the desert terrain. Throughout our journey, you'll also encounter elements of renowned artist Richard Serra's unique artistic influence. Inspired by the desert's vastness and the interplay of space, These massive, weathered steel sculptures create a thought-provoking juxtaposition with the natural surroundings

Experience The West Coast of Qatar after pickup from your hotel your guide will take you to al shahaniya camel racing track.here you will experience how the locals train their camels. in some days if you are luck you will witness a race also followong to Zekreet village. The landscape of the Zekreet peninsula has a unique and fascinating geology. Salt flats, plateau rocks, and open desert dominate this scenery. There are no dunes here but bizarre rocks formations and great views over the gulf’s blue water. Apart from the landscape, there are many onther amazing sites to visit in the peninsula. The Dukhan West Coast in Qatar lies around 80 km away from Doha capital city. Enjoy the tour as you explore the west coast of Qatar. East-West /West east by richard seera. This breathtaking sculpture in the Brouq nature reserve spans over a kilometer and comprises four steel plates, each over fourteen meters in height. to guarantee perfect alignment, seera examined the topography of the land and beautifully enhanced the vast, desolate space in the heart of the desert. The result is spectacular and although modern, timeless.

We focused on the cultural parts of this trip by bringing you on a tour that explains Qatar's cultural legacy,One of the most remarkable museums in the Middle East is the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum. One of the biggest private museums in the world, the Museum offers a variety of enjoyable experiences throughout a visit. Four themed collections with more than 15,000 objects each are on display: Qatari heritage, Islamic art, coins & currency, and vehicles. . After that, you'll immediately stop by the Arab camel track to observe camels in training or competition.